Black boxes recovered after Air Florida crash
Federal investigators say two flight recorders from Air Florida Flight 90 are in excellent condition and will guide the probe into the January 13 crash into the Potomac River. Divers recovered bodies and other wreckage as the investigation notes deployment of liftoff earlier than expected and possible wing ice conditions.
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Potomac River
National Airport
Rudolph Kapustin
Stephen Delaplane
Air Florida Flight 90
McAdams
John Sechrist
Twin Cities buried as California hit by storms
A winter storm dumped 17.2 inches in Minneapolis and St Paul setting a 24 hour record while California faced a double barrage of rain and snow causing highway closures and drifting. Snow also affected Wisconsin northern plains and northern Arizona with 30 below forecasts in Montana. Authorities warned of avalanches from Sonora to Bishop and urged motorists to stay off roads as crashes and spinouts mounted.
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St. Paul
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Oakland
Officials say Seneca depot nuclear capable not confirmed
DEC officials say the Seneca depot is nuclear capable though not confirming use. Depot officials note storage facilities and trained staff, with a nuclear emergency plan, while a local official stresses strong safety. Local reaction remains muted amid past reports of weapons at the site near Seneca Lake.
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Robert Zemanek
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Lawrence J. Wilkins
Seneca County Board of Supervisors
Wilkins
Seneca Lake
Rochester
U.S. Army
Europe
Upstate
New York
Finger Lakes
Weather snapshot with snow and cold risk tonight
A forecast shows a chance of snow tonight with a low near 10 and possible freezing rain tomorrow, highs around 20 to 25. Winds N to NE 10 to 20 mph with gusts, 40 percent snow tonight, 20 percent tomorrow. Sunset 5 02 p.m. Sunrise 7 29 a.m. Record highs and lows noted. Air quality Good.
Reagan to seek tax changes amid rising deficits
Treasury Secretary Regan outlined plans to curb tax exempt industrial development bonds and hinted at other tax changes to limit unemployment insurance deductions. The administration expects deficits to exceed 100 billion annually, with 1983 forecasts showing near zero growth in 1982 and about 5 percent growth in 1983 and 1984, drawing GOP opposition.
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Donald T. Regan
Reagan
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Trent Lott
Mississippi
Jack Kemp
New York
Seven Die In Kentucky Coal Mine Blast Cited as Explosive Method
In eastern Kentucky seven workers including four Hamilton family members died when a blast at REH Mining Co No 1 Mine released debris and coal dust, blasting researchers citing an old fashioned explosive technique water gel. Officials compare the disaster to a Topmost blast, with investigators unsure how detonators were stored. The tragedy follows four mining disasters in seven weeks across the Appalachian coalfields as families mourn and calls for safety measures rise.
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Charles Wolfe Craynor
Appalachian
Lilly Hamilton
Mink Branch
Mud Creek
Chester Newsome
REH Mining Co
Topmost
Kentucky
Stanley
UMW
Sam Church
West Virginia
Jay Rockefeller
Charleston
Church
W.va
Rockefeller
Ronnie Hall
Thurman Heynolds
Wade Hamilton
Purvis Hamilton
Allard
Buster” Newsome
Purvis
Hamilton
Lattimore Faces IRS Lien Over Unpaid Taxes
The IRS imposes a federal lien on mayor Lattimore’s real property for unpaid taxes. Payments made would not satisfy the lien until full debt is cleared, potentially blocking a clear title if the mayor sells. Officials note ongoing collection steps and possible asset seizure.
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IRS
Annie producers get six months in mine tax shelter fraud
In Boston UPI a federal judge sentenced Irwin Meyer and Stephen Friedman co-producers of the Broadway musical Annie to six months in prison and 22 years probation for participating in a fraudulent coal mining tax shelter scheme. The case involved backdated income tax returns and a scheme said to have cost the US Treasury 21 million dollars.
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UPI
Annie
Irwin Meyer
Stephen Friedman
New York
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Friedman
U.S
Joseph Tauro
Meyer and Friedman
Wyoming
US Treasury
Justice Department
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