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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1983

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Missing American and Swedish reporters in El Salvador clash area

In San Salvador US officials search for Michael Luhan 30 Bloomington Indiana and Swedes Jeng Rydstrom 27 Tom Thulin 22 after their car was found near Aguilares a hotspot of rebel and government violence. The State Department says the Salvadoran high command promised to search and protect them.

San Salvador el Salvador Aguilares U.S State Department Michael Luhan Bloomington Ind Jeng Rydstrom Tom Thulin

Wilson Gets 17 Years For Explosives to Libya

Edwin Wilson, a former CIA agent, is sentenced by U.S. District Judge Ross Sterling to 17 years in prison and fined 145000 for conspiring to ship 20 tons of plastic explosives to Libya and falsifying customs documents in 1977. The sentence runs after a prior 15 year term. Wilson made no comment.

Wilson

Glenn launches 1984 bid at largest Ohio fundraiser

Senator John Glenn opened his unannounced presidential run in Ohio with a $500-a-plate fundraiser at the Sheraton Columbus Plaza Hotel attended by about 600 Democrats. He criticized the Reagan administration's nuclear talk and urged focus on rights, education, and research, with a projected $600,000 take and a federal match of half the net proceeds.

Columbus Ohio UPI John Glenn Reagan White House Glenn Sheraton Columbus Plaza

Drinking trend dips as economy slows, Gallup says

In Katy Texas UP I reports Gallup notes a national decline in liquor use. The percentage of Americans who drink fell from 70 percent in 1981 to 65 percent in 1983, the lowest since 1969. He linked the drop to the recession, especially among older adults and lower income groups.

Katy Texas UPI George Gallup Jr Lifemark Corp. Alcohol and Drug Rehabilitation Center Gallup

Kennedy Center Auditions Fail For You Cant Take It With You

Two co stars for Jason Robards production at the Eisenhower Theater were not cast after auditions were canceled due to stage fright. Kennedy Center press agent calls the cast shy and Rabb schedules new feline auditions, seeking two small quiet cats able to learn parts in three days.

Washington UPI Jason Robards Kennedy Center Tiki Davies Ellis Rabb Eisenhower Theater

Britain cuts North Sea oil price to 3 dollars a barrel

Britain and Norway cut North Sea crude by 3 dollars a barrel prompting analysts to warn OPEC members may break ranks. Mexico could follow, triggering further price falls and potential reductions in U S gasoline prices as oil markets grow volatile and consumer costs ease nationally.

Britain North Sea Nigeria OPEC Mexico London Times British National Oil Corp Kuwait Sheik Ali al Khalifa Libya United States U.S Algiers Norway Algeria Organization of Petroleum Exporting Ahmed Zaki Yamani

Reward for suspected killer spurs North Dakota citizens

In Jamestown North Dakota a $25 000 reward drew tips during a week long manhunt for Gordon Kahl a 63 year old survivalist suspected of killing two U S marshals Federal state and local officers operated around the search command center with a Watts line receiving many calls as investigators pursued leads amid a sparse county prairie setting and belief he may have protection from adherents of the Posse Comitatus philosophy.

Jamestown N.D UPI U.S Gordon Kahl Kahl North Dakota Posse Comitatus U.S. Marshal Service Watts Search Command

Extradition OK'd for NOW activist Ginny Foat

California Governor George Deukmejian signed an extradition order to send Ginny Foat, president of the California NOW chapter, back to Louisiana for trial in the 1965 slaying of Moises Chavo. Extradition hearing was denied. LA Municipal Court delay held for 30 days. Foat remains in custody on unpaid leave from NOW.

Sacramento Calif UPI California George Deukmejian Ginny Foat Louisiana Deukmejian Ms. Foat David Treen Los Angeles National Organization For Women Moises Chavo New Orleans NOW John van de Kamp

EPA dispute clouds House action on compromise

Proceedings stalled as Reagan asserts executive privilege to shield documents tied to pollution lawsuits. An EPA inspector general report questions tracking of 53.6 million in Superfund funds, while White House Budget Director Stockman denies looting risk. EPA rejects charges as politically charged hysteria.

House Reagan Gorsuch James Scheuer D-N.y Mike Synar Dokla EPA Sheuer Honolulu White House David A. Stockman Congress

Libya denies plans to strike Sudan borders

Libya rejects US claims of forces near Sudan and says it has no jet range to reach central Sudan. Sudan's Radio Omdurman says security agents confessed to infiltrators tied to Khadafy era rebels but provides few details on arrests. Khadafy denies moving warplanes or troops to southeast border bases.

Sudan U.S Omdurman Khadafy Egypt Middle East Libya Peter Jennings ABC News

Weather battered region as 80 mph winds downed tower

Strong winds disrupted the Pacific Northwest and western states with 80 mph gusts toppling a 306 foot broadcast tower near Cedar City Utah and flipping eight planes at St George Airport. Travel advisories issued for northeast Nevada and the Utah Colorado mountains with up to eight inches of snow.

Pacific Northwest Nevada Utah Colorado Plains North Dakota Slide Mountain Nev Milford Silver Springs Enterprise Cedar City St. George

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