Eviction battle and Brazil bailout in early 1980s lineup
In Dateline December 14 1982 the legislature meets as eviction battles unfold on page A4. Brazil seeks a bailout on A6 while the issue features a cadaver class on A7 and a helping hand story on A14.
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Artificial heart recipient Barney Clark shows signs of recovery
SALT LAKE CITY AP Barney Clark the first permanent artificial heart recipient has gained enough mental alertness to watch football kiss his wife and speak briefly doctors report though he still has periods of poor responsiveness after seizures last week Physicians and nurses note longer lucid intervals as he remains in critical but stable condition following the Dec 7 seizures five days after implantation in his chest
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Salt Lake City
Barney Clark
Chase Peterson
University of Utah
Health Sciences
Clark
New Jersey Drinking Age Bill Nears Signing
Kean plans to sign a measure raising New Jersey’s drinking age from 19 to 21 with a grandfather clause for those who turn 19 before January 1. The bill cleared the Assembly 48 to 26 after Senate approval in June. if signed, NJ becomes the 26th state with a 21 age. James Burnett of the National Transportation Safety Board praised the passage. Meanwhile the Reagan administration weighs natural gas price decontrol options, predicting at most a four percent cut in bills. Official commentary from Energy Secretary Donald Hodel noted the projections.
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Thomas H. Kean
James Burnett
Federal
National Transportation Safety Board
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Kean
Washington
Reagan
Energy
Donald Hodel
Hodel
250 Villagers Found Dead After Yemen Earthquake
Rescue workers faced aftershocks as 250 bodies were found in rubble of Yemeni villages devastated by a 40 second quake. The quake yesterday reportedly killed more than 300 people and injured 500, with Yemen's Al Thawra citing 348 dead and 501 injured.
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Abu Dhabi
United Arab Emirates
UPI
Yemen
al Thawra
Telluride buys three downtown taverns for $1 to appease school
Telluride Colorado officials unanimously purchased the Chocolate Moose Fly Me to the Moon Saloon and La Paloma for one dollar and leased them back to the original owners to prevent a church school from challenging liquor licenses. The move targets the 500 foot buffer rule near the San Juan Christian School.
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Colo
UPI
Deborah Green
Chocolate Moose
San Juan Christian School
Telluride Christian Fellowship
Colorado Avenue
The
Christian School
Diplomat Wife Arrest Leads to Siberia Apology Standoff
Paramus New Jersey police detained Yelena Tarasova, wife of a Soviet diplomat, after she shoplifted tights from Burlington Coat Factory. She was held 15 minutes to verify status and released. her husband demanded an apology, with the police chief vowing no apology and joking a hot day in Siberia.
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N.J
UPI
Siberia
Yelena Tarasova
New York City
Burlington Coat Factory
Joseph Delaney
Guennadiy Tarasova
United Nations
Record $8 Million Cash Heist Stuns City
A police task force and FBI agents review clues in America's largest cash robbery at Sentry Armored Car Courier. Two armed masked men bypassed alarms, seized 15 to 20 bags of untraceable bills, and fled in a waiting vehicle after handcuffing the guard. Authorities suspect at least three bandits with prior knowledge of the plant layout. a glove marked G boy and tools were recovered. A $25,000 reward is offered for information.
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New York
FBI
Frank Sullivan
Bronx
Sullivan
Company
Stopgap funding tackled in Congress amid bills and pay talks
House members debate a $5.4 billion stopgap package for public works housing and unemployment aid while considering a pay raise amendment to lift salaries from 60 662.50 to about 69 thousand. Senate filibuster ends but highway gas tax faces prolonged fight with support from President Reagan.
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Senate
Reagan
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtenn
Donnybrook
Baker
98Th Congress
Vic Fazio
Dcalif
House Appropriations Committee
Fazio
Cold hinder flood cleanup as temps drop across flood zones
High winds and new snow fall across the Midwest and central Rockies, delaying flood cleanup in Missouri and Illinois where homes freeze and mud pockets freeze in place. Red Cross counts about 10,606 affected families, while many displaced remain uncounted. Arkansas rivers stay above flood stage but recede.
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