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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1981

Page

5

Freighter Hijack Probe Claimed Over In New Jersey

DEA says December tip leading to a possible hijacking of the Poet to Iran and swap of corn for heroin is concluded. Courier-Post notes Scotland Yard and US agencies still investigated last fall’s disappearance, with editors saying information was recent but the matter may continue.

Cherry Hill N.J Federal Drug Enforcement Administration Iran Courier-Post Gannett News Service Scotland Yard United States South Jersey DEA Washington Gannett Bob Feldkamp James Judge New York London Carlo Gambino Philadelphia Egypt Kathryn Warren Belair LeRoy Warren Feldkamp William Chanin

Six Reagan Cabinet nominees win Senate committee approval

Six of Ronald Reagan's Cabinet nominees win unanimous approval from Senate committees including Weinberger, Carlucci, Baldrige, Lewis, Black, Regan, and Schweiker. Stockman and Pierce face ongoing committee actions, with broader action expected after Reagan's inauguration. Donovan faces renewed scrutiny over alleged payoffs, with no vote set.

Washington Ronald Reagan Senate Caspar Weinberger Secretary of Defense Senate Armed Services Committee Weinberger Frank Carlucci Central Intelligence Agency Senate Commerce Committee Malcolm Baldrige Commerce Drew Lewis Finance Committee John Black Donald Regan Treasury Richard Schweiker David Stockman Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee Samuel Pierce Department of Housing and Urban Development James Edwards Energy T.H. Bell Jeane Kirkpatrick United Nations Senate Finance Committee Reagan Republican National Committee William E. Brock Brock Tennessee Alexander Haig James Watt William French Smith Raymond Donovan New Jersey Senate Labor Committee Donovan

Reagan expands White House staff with new aides

President elect Ronald Reagan added several staffers to the White House including Larry Speakes named deputy press secretary. Also named were David Prosperi and Mark Weinberg as assistant press secretaries and Kevin Hopkins and Doug Bandow as special assistants for policy development reporting to Martin Anderson.

Washington Ronald Reagan White House Reagan Larry Speakes Nixon Ford Speakes Cleveland Miss Mississippi Gerald R. Ford James Brady Brady David Prosperi Mark Weinberg Kevin Hopkins Kansas City Doug Bandow Martin Anderson

Ten arrested in Mississippi River fuel theft ring

The FBI and harbor police broke up a diesel theft ring along the Mississippi River. Ten men were arrested and three shrimp trawlers seized after a four month probe prompted by barge terminal owners. Fuel was allegedly pumped directly from barges into shrimp boats with tanks of 25 000 to 40 000 gallons.

New Orleans FBI Mississippi River Hal Helterhoff Helterhoff Cliff Anderson

Oswald's Mother to Be Buried Beside Lee Harvey Oswald

Margarite Claverne Oswald, 73, who believed Lee Harvey Oswald framed Kennedy’s assassination, will be buried beside him in Fort Worth. She died after a year of cancer, had been a private nurse, wrote a book about the case, and sought libel damages in 1969 against authors including Gerald Ford.

Marguerite C. Oswald Lee Harvey Oswald Fort Worth Texas John F. Kennedy Marguerite Claverne Oswald Kennedy U.S FBI Gerald R. Ford Warren Commission

Girls to change schools in desegregation fight

Three white girls in a custody desegregation dispute will enroll in a private school instead of the designated integrated public school. State Judge Richard Lee indicated the girls will likely avoid school until the new semester, then join a private academy, despite U S District Judge Nauman Scott threatening to withhold credits. The Buckeye High School trio faced court orders and a tense clash earlier, while Buckeye officials noted a quiet opening without the girls or officials.

Alexandria UPI Richard Lee U.S Nauman Scott Jones Street Schoor Scott Buckeye High Lee Buckeye Charles Waites Ramona Carbo Michelle Laborde Lynda McNeal Waites Chamber of Horrors

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