Hijacked Planes Move Amid Cuba Plot Claims
AP reports three planes likely targeted Cuba with no clear coordination. About 150 passengers were aboard across TEHE-95 jets bound for Tegucigalpa and Barranquilla. After ten hours, 67 passengers released, two DC-9s flew to Tegucigalpa, one Boeing 727 to Guatemala City. Hostages were exchanged for food and fuel before dawn.
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Carr DWI Blood Tests and Accident Details Emerge
The report outlines a 7 30 p m blood sample taken with Carr authorization nearly three hours after a 4 40 p m crash on the Camillus Warners ramp to New port Road. City police say blood results cannot trigger DWI charges without prior arrest, while a preliminary hospital reading shows .18 blood alcohol, and investigators weigh whether actions at the scene or braking failure contributed to the crash. Carr, 35, sustained serious injuries and was off duty. witnesses cited speeding and possible drinking with fellow officers at a bar.
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Weather outlook with snow squalls and cold wind
A windy cold night brings 1 to 3 inches of snow with up to 6 inches in persistent squalls through tomorrow. Low around 20 to 25 tonight, high in the mid 20s tomorrow. NW winds 20 to 30 mph, precipitation at 80 percent tomorrow, sunset 4 29 p m, sunrise 7 24 a m. Record highs and lows noted.
Eight Killed In Eastern Kentucky Coal Mine Blast
Rescuers recovered the last three victims of an eastern Kentucky mine explosion that killed eight men at Adkins Coal Co No 18. The blast sent a mud and water surge, a line of bodies was recovered by dawn, and the cause remains undetermined though investigators cited possible blasting powder and detonators.
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Deficit forecast pressures Reagan on spending and taxes
The 1982 84 deficit projection rises to 109.1 billion with 152.3 and 162 billion in 1983 1984, prompting debate over deeper cuts to housing employment and training subsidies and possible tax increases. Cabinet concern grows as defense cuts and tax hikes are reconsidered amid recession reducing tax revenue.
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Administration weighs action against Libya
President Reagan left open the possibility of punitive steps against Muammar Khadafy’s regime over a purported Libyan plot to attack the U.S. government. Officials discussed sanctions or oil export measures as a response, while Reagan and the NSC held a closed session on the issue.
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Fans Honor Lennon A Year After His Death
AP reports silent candlelight vigils outside the Dakota where John Lennon was shot and concerts in England and Japan. Yoko Ono, living at the Dakota, plans meditation and cut her hair to mark the anniversary. A vigil and concert drew global participants, with a Liverpool event organized by local organizers.
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Stockman pledges allegiance amid Pennsylvanian fund raiser
Budget Director David Stockman urged Reagan’s course remains sound during a Pittsburgh area speech to about 200 Pennsylvania GOP members at a $250 plate event for Sen. John Heinz. He recalled a Pearl Harbor Day quip and noted his Atlantic Monthly interview sparked resignation talk, defending supply side theory as benefiting all levels.
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