Washington hosts inaugural party amid security overhaul
Reagan's four day inaugural festivities transform Washington into a party capital with a star studded pageant at Ellipse and a gala at the convention center. 16 000 people watched the outdoor display as security tightened with checkpoints fences and metal detectors. President Reagan and Vice President Bush attended along with Barbara Bush and guests heard Lou Rawls Pearl Bailey and the Gatlin Brothers. Tickets for the televised gala ranged from 75 to 150 dollars and drew about 6 000 attendees as the capital prepared for more events.
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Dyson quits as Power Authority boss in Albany
John Dyson, longtime head of the state Power Authority, signs his resignation effective April 30. He cites desire to spend more time with family and to pursue other activities while offering future assistance to Gov. Cuomo. Cuomo accepts the letter with regret praising Dyson’s record of innovation and leadership.
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Chinese airliner crashes killing 38 on domestic flight
A Soviet built Antonov 24 crashed on landing at Jinan airport in Shandong province killing 38 of 41 aboard including two American businessmen. Three survivors, not American, were seriously injured. Plane had originated in Shanghai and Nanjing en route to Peking.
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College applicants seek wide range of financial aid options
Applicants face many scholarship work and loan programs. The note mentions various aid avenues and sources, reflecting a broad landscape for funding education. The text also includes a casual column line about aging and a Market setting, plus contact lines for news and classifieds.
Sharon near win in Time defamation case
Sharon says he notched a clear moral victory as jurors found a 1983 Time article accusing him of discussing revenge with Lebanese Christian leaders before a Palestinian massacre was false. The jury still weighs actual malice to decide libel damages, with Time defending the piece as correct.
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Yale reaches tentative accord with one union
Yale University and Local 34 of the Federation of University Employees announced a tentative three year contract for 2,600 bargaining unit workers after a 10 week strike. Negotiators said the deal will be submitted to the membership for a ratification vote. A second Yale union talks set to resume Monday.
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Interrogations Fund for Africa Mail Address Syracuse WY
Fund for Africa correspondence at Syracuse Savings Bank in Syracuse New York lists a total due of 951753 dollars as of April documents. The entry notes a box number and an address indicating funds processing through One Clinton Square.
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U S suspends talks with Nicaragua amid World Court dispute
The State Department announced suspension of bilateral talks with Nicaragua to reassess progress amid tensions over Nicaragua’s World Court complaint. The move follows Washington boycotting future hearings at The International Court of Justice, while four Sandinista priests faced suspension for defying church orders.
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