Hinckley fund aids scientists with fifty thousand dollars
The Hinckley family funds a grant of 50 000 dollars to researchers. The report mentions medical and psychiatric themes linked to public figures and a judge in Philadelphia, Mario F. Driggs, who was convicted of extortion and resigned from his Roofers Union seat, stating he would not seek another judgeship in Pennsylvania.
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Hinckley Fund
New York
Reagan
Elizabeth's Hospital
Washir
Hadi
Hinckley
Wagedy
Philadelphia
Marcourt
Mario F. Driggs
Roofers Union
Ri Fr Iy
Pennsylvania
Fairfax County officer ruled liable in false arrest case
A federal jury awarded $55,000 to Joe Falls Church Virginia man after finding Fairfax County police violated his civil rights by jailing him for seven days on rape and indecent liberties charges. The jury heard testimony from William J. Keily Jr. and his two children.
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Alexandria
Joe Falls Church
U.S. Distriet
William J. Keily Jr
Fairfax County
Miami rider freed after illegal eating charges dropped
Tobia Jinks, a Metrova rider, had misdemeanor charges dismissed by County Judge Arhur Maginnis after feeding Vienna sausages to her children on a Metrorail trip. Ottawa proceedings noted no appearance or defense by Jinks and a possible appeal or refile by the state, with officials citing an ordinance violation rather than a stated offense.
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Miami
Tobia Jinks
Metrova
Arhur Maginnis
Keatheryne Snowden
Jinks
Kevin
Quinton
Maginnus
Snowden
Metrorail
Ilegal
Maginnis
Cosmiss
Nudge
Dade County
Tobin Jinks
Texas
Dadeland
Meira
Solvay plant shutdown sparks regional health concerns
The Solvay chemical plant near the New York State Fairgrounds halted production for routine maintenance after a Tuesday chlorine leak. Officials from state and county agencies reviewed safety measures, with LCP facing a $20,000 DEC fine from past incidents and plans to submit reports on process improvements and monitoring. Local firefighters and hospitals treated nearby workers for irritation, while unions cited delays in engineering reports.
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Solvay
LCP
New York State Fairgrounds
Terry Duran
Crucible Specialty Metals
Syracuse
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Maintenance deficiencies cited by union at LCP plant
Ernest Colello, LCP director of employee relations, said the company has a good maintenance program but will improve it. Wright charged lies to some union complaints yet termed the program deficient and noted four leaks since Friday. He said LCP trimmed maintenance staff for years, from 43 to 4 in 1982, with further cuts last year, alarming conditions at the plant building and equipment.
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Say
Susan Miller
LCP
United Steelworkers of America
Phat
Thave
Lou Thomas
Union
New York
Miller
Solvay Volunteer Fire Department
TEGO
Richard Webster
Webster
Bridge Street
Selway
Roaca Femano
Pomaris
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Rafael Rodriguez
GSHA
Syracuse
Ernest Colello
Wright
LOP
John Tonells
Reagan speech meets chilly reception in Chautauqua
President Reagan faced a cool reception in Chautauqua New York as he outlined obstacles to better U S Soviet relations. Soviet officials and delegates, including high level figures, attended the California address but critics said his tone lacked a constructive vision, while Americans expressed disappointment in the discourse and the missed chance on key issues.
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Chautauqla
N.Y
Presigon Reagan
California
Evgeny Prmakov
Middle East
Asia
Nikola
Siuskha
Communist Party Central Co! Yee
Reagan
Bane
Reagan urges open debate with Soviets on arms talks
Reagan presses for open Soviet dialogue as arms control moves near final stages. Officials say tone aims to mollify conservatives wary of Nicaragua policy while signaling flexibility on inspections. He asks Gorbachev to prove seriousness in improving relations during the remaining 17 months.
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Kohl
White House
United States
West Germany
Reagan
Soviet Union
Mikhail Gorbachev
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Summit County
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Romer
Chanty
Massachusetts
the Assotatog Press
Solvay Chemical Plant
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Aylo Teak
Cui Wee
ES Gia Rot
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OSHA
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Esther Gross
UG OW Ly Ieee
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LCP Chemicals Inc
Chautauqua Institute
Chautauqua
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