Dateline Jan 19 1983 Videotaping challenged
Report mentions videotaping challenges and related editorial notes across sections A3 and A6, with brief references to space chimp death and Main Line deaths as part of the day’s wire service summaries, plus items on congressmen travel and a restaurant sale in Eiffel district.
Six Family Slayings Don’t Spare Bruce Blackman Charged
In Coquitlam British Columbia police say Bruce Blackman 22 faces first degree murder charges for the slayings of six relatives including his parents. The victims Richard 50 Irene 49 Rick 16 Karen 25 Roberta 28 and John Davies 39 were shot or beaten in a well kept Vancouver suburb home with an A 22 caliber rifle found in the garden. Barry Blackman Bruces twin brother was away at the time.
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Coquitlam
British Columbia
Bruce Blackman
Chuck Brown
Royal Canadian Asantrd Police
Blackman
Vancouver
Richard Blackman
Irene
Rick
Karen Rhodes
Roberta Davies
John Davies
North Vancouver
Barry
Bruce
Nuclear satellite may crash this weekend
U.S. intelligence says the Soviet Cosmos 1402 ocean surveillance satellite is descending rapidly and could crash to Earth this weekend. Pentagon notes the two-ton satellite is failing to predict its fate, with no clear sign whether its nuclear reactor will burn up or survive and strike.
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Washington
UPS
U.S
Pentagon
Grandmother seeks Boy Scout leader job reinstatement
Catherine Pollard, 64, testified at a state human rights hearing that she ran Troop 13 in Milford for four years in the early 1970s before being dismissed with the remark it takes a man to build character. She argues the Boy Scouts do not qualify as a private club, a legal barrier to a sex-based denial. The proceeding before Administrative Law Judge Helen Z. Pearl could take six months to reach a decision.
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Hartford
Ms. Pearl
Pollard
Boy Scouts
Milford
Quirks in the news Dissenter says IRS dodges confrontation
Paul Bell, a 44-year-old former teacher from Taft, California, who founded the BELANCO religious order, has refused to file any tax returns or pay taxes for a decade. He again asked to be arrested at the IRS office but received no prosecution, saying the government avoids him because it cannot win.
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Bakersfield
Calif
UPI
Paul Bell
Internal Revenue Service
Bell
IRS
Taft
Belanco
Three hockey fans sentenced for stealing home plate at Wrigley Field
Three Missouri men Patrick Connors Stephen Riecker and Michael Dimza were sentenced to a year of court supervision and ordered to pay 200 in restitution. They had come to Chicago for a hockey game and allegedly scaled the fence at Wrigley Field to steal home plate but were spotted by security. The incident followed a Black Hawks 7-4 victory over the Blues.
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Chicago
UPI
Missouri
Wrigley Field
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Cook County
Anthony Calabrese
Patrick Connors
St. Charles
Stephen Riecker
Michael Dimza
Chicago Black Hawks
St. Louis Blues
Black Hawks
Blues
High jobless rate forecast for '83
The Congressional Budget Office projects double digit unemployment through 1983 and deficits topping 300 billion by 1987 without tax increases or spending cuts. It flags a balanced budget as unlikely in the near term and outlines possible Reagan administration cuts and tax changes to reduce deficits.
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Washington
Congressional Budget Office
CBO
Capitol Hill
Congress
Reagan
Nosebleed surgery shows immediate Clark improvement
In Salt Lake City doctors report Barney Clark's condition improves after a minor operation to halt a persistent nosebleed from his Jarvik-7 heart implant. Six clamps on two arteries in his left cheek stopped the bleeding, aiding recovery and signaling better color and comfort, though grogginess remains.
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Salt Lake City
Barney Clark
Clark
Utah Medical Center
Parkin
Des Moines, Wash
William DeVries
Dwan
Weather Forecast Shows Cold, Snow Flurries Across Regions
The forecast calls for variable cloudiness and cold with scattered flurries tonight and tomorrow as a front brings rain and snow to the West and arctic air grips the Northeast. Temperatures will stay in single digits in northern New England and in the teens to 20s from Montana to the upper Ohio Valley, with rain changing to snow in centers from the Southern Plains to the Mississippi Valley. Readings at 2 am ranged from 15 below in Houston Maine to 63 in Brownsville Texas, while seasonal snowfall totals reach 30.8 inches and air quality remains good.
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Ohio
New York
New England
Montana
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Central Plains
mid-Mississippi Valley
California
Arizona
Florida
Houston
Maine
Brownsville
Texas
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A.m
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Associated Press
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