Airline worker and son stop hijacker on Pan Am flight
A Pan American worker laid off a few weeks earlier and his 18 year old son overpowered a Cuban hijacker aboard Flight 925 from Miami to Houston. The plane landed safely with 121 passengers. Alfredo Ayala, 30, was in custody after the thwarted attempt.
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Houston
UPI
Pan American
Spicer Lung
Pan Am
Spicer Jr
Alfredo Ayala
Miami
Lung
Ktrk-Tv
Houston Intercontinental Airport
Ralph Symons
Ayala
Symons
McGuiness
FBI
John Guido
MacGuiness
Federal Aviation Administration Control Center
We bought piece of history ponies at local auction
The Youngs paid 500 for four ponies at the annual fire department auction to fund winter feedings. Chincoteague means beautiful land across the water, Assateague means running stream. They plan to show foals or train them to pull a cart, though bloodlines aren’t special. The property hosts many pets and a growing foster-children program, with seven bedrooms and a seven-bathroom house.
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Youngs
Chincoteague
Mrs. Young
Butternut Creek
Conrail
Youngs’ Apulia Road
Reagan presses task force for new hunger study
President Reagan asks a task force to study rising hunger as mayors and nutrition groups blame recession and cuts in food stamps and child nutrition aid. House vote defends benefits while noting past reductions have cut millions from aid despite rising participation.
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Reagan
Lane
John R. Black
Congress
General Accounting Office
Chens
House of Representatives
Kika de la Garza
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
White House
Hunger in America prompts Reagan commission promise
President Reagan expressed deep concern over hunger reports and plans a White House commission of outside experts to assess the issue within 90 days. Officials and social service leaders nationwide warn of pockets of hunger and rising need, noting bureaucratic barriers and cuts to aid programs.
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Reagan
America
White House
Ed Meese
Newark
Fred Yaeger
American Red Cross
Greater
New York
Martha Ballou
Minnesota
Robert Carlson
Office of Policy Development
Paul Johnson
The
Little Brothers of the Good Shepherd
Miami
Virginia Social Services
William Lukhard
U.S
New Jersey
Geraldine Harvey
Newark Emergency Services For Families
Atlanta
Bill Bolling
Community Food Bank
Bolling
Nicki Botto
Center For Social Services
Salvation Army
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Skid Row
John Kornachuk
Union Rescue Mission
Kornachuk
Former Mayor Byrne Paid Husband 166000 For Services
Chicago record shows Jane M. Byrne paid her husband Jay McMullen 166000 from July 1982 to June 1983 for advice and services as campaign treasurer. She also paid her daughter Kathy 14201 for campaign work and bought a 14000 Mustang convertible via a dealer for her daughter.
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Chicago
UPI
Jane M. Byrne
Mrs. Byrne
Rizza
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Spicer
AP Lase
Iphalo
Associated Press
Jane Byrne
QCC
Quondaga Community _ College DIVISION OF COMMUNITY SERVICES
Herald-American
Deys
Pandora
CKC
Cial Spe
Dept
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