Stocks move to reincorporate NY firm in Delaware
Stockholders of Guns Pumps Inc. approve reincorporation from New York to Delaware according to a published report. The item appears in Business. A special 16-page section on running and fitness highlights maps for the 3-kilometer Fun Run and 10-mile Mountain Goat race as part of Saturday’s Fun to Run Classic.
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Harrow Vole
Guns Pumps Inc
New York Static Company
Delaware
Herald-Journal Today
Syracuse man waits by phone for heart donor
Bruce Murray a 34 year old Kensington Place resident travels to New York City to wait for a heart donor for a transplant at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital. He has lived with heart disease since 1977 and faces death without the operation. If successful he could return to work in six months and hopes to regain a normal life. Murray’s heart now pumps at about ten percent of normal and he has endured Legionnaires disease pneumonia and a stroke. He left his job and pursues quieter hobbies while staying active with the local American Heart Association.
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Bruce Murray
Kensington Place
New York City
Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
Murray
Gawevel
The
American Heart Association
Senators’ helicopter hit by gunfire in Honduras escape unharmed
U S senators J Bennett Johnston and Lawton Chiles were aboard a helicopter that was struck three times by .50 caliber rounds near the Honduran El Salvador border amid a guerrilla attack. A second helicopter carrying Diana Negroponte was also fired upon but unharmed. nine passengers and six crew members survived with no injuries.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
U.S
Diana Negroponte
John Negroponte
el Salvador
J. Bennett Johnston
D-La
Sen
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
Johnston
World Court summons U S to appear over Nicaragua case
The International Court of Justice orders the United States to explain its refusal to accept the court's jurisdiction in Nicaragua's charges that the CIA mined Nicaraguan ports. Washington and Managua were summoned to The Hague for next Wednesday morning to present legal arguments.
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Netherlands
UPI
International Court of Justice
United States
Nicaragua
CIA
Washington
Managua
Great Hall of Justice
World Court
United Nations
U.S
Ecumenical Protestants Set Differences Aside In Nursing Care
In a hospital ward Protestant patients receive daily chaplain visits from Rev. Dale Schneeberger, a Methodist-ordained minister. The scene underscores ecumenism as a unifying trend in Protestant churches as denominational lines blur amid broader collaboration and ordination milestones.
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Martin Luther
Rev
Keith Elizabeth Mathews
Economy grows 8.3 percent in first quarter
The Commerce Department reports an 8.3 percent rise in real GNP for January through March, driven by strong personal consumption spending and a surge in business and farm inventories. The revision surpasses earlier forecasts and marks the strongest quarterly gain since last year’s 9.7 percent spike.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Crime rate drops 7 percent credited to aging baby boom
UPI reports 1983 crime incidents fell 7 percent, the third straight decline and the largest drop in 23 years, with all crime categories down. Violent crime fell 5 percent. murder dropped 9 percent, rape 1 percent, robbery 9 percent, and aggravated assault 3 percent. FBI preliminary figures attribute the decline partly to aging baby boom generation.
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Washington
FBI
William French Smith
Marvin Wolfgang
University of Pennsylvania
Libyan Embassy Siege Persists as Khadafy Orders Resistance
Police in London maintain a siege at the Libyan Embassy in St James Square for a third day as Col Muammar Khadafy allegedly orders the occupants to wait it out. Britain seeks Libyan permission to search the embassy while negotiations continue, with two Britons detained abroad and a hostage situation at stake.
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UPI
Lonaun
Iguay
Muammar Khadafy
Scotland Yard
Khadafy
Libya
Tripoli
Khadaf
Douglas Ledingham
British Caledonian Airways
Libyan Peoples’ Bureau
Kadaty
Times
Foreign Office
St. James Square
The
United States
ABC News
U.S
Britain
Independent Television News
Julia Miles
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