July 2 1982 Teachers Convene News Brief
Dateline July 2 1982 reports teachers convene in city limits with brief notes on education and upcoming sessions. Hijacker deportation case appears in brief. Bignone inauguration covered in section A7 with emphasis on new leadership. Features scattered across A6 gardening and A4 honeymoon pieces.
PATCO to file for bankruptcy end of union era
Washington AP reports almost a year after the strike that led to firing 11500 air traffic controllers the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization plans to liquidate assets and disband. Gary Eads PATCO president will hold a news conference to announce the executive board decision. Some say it marks the end of PATCO while members expect a new group to aid rehiring efforts.
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Washington
Gary Eads
PATCO
Soldier sentenced to death in rape murder case in Wuerzburg
U S Army Spec 4 Joseph N Brown Jr 21 of Spring Valley New York was sentenced to death by court martial for rape forcible sodomy and felony murder in the February 13 killing of an 18 year old German woman in Wuerzburg West Germany Another soldier Pvt Roy W Gore of Buffalo has been sentenced to life in prison in connection with the case Gore was tried June 2 and found guilty of premeditated murder felony murder and rape
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Wuerzburg
West Germany
Joseph N. Brown Jr
Spring Valley
Rockland County
N.Y
3Rd Infantry
Pvt
Roy W. Gore
Buffalo
Gore
Bombs explode outside Athens facilities injure none
Leftist group Popular Revolutionary Struggle claimed responsibility after bombs hit an Israeli owned factory and two American banks in Athens early today, damaging buildings and shattering windows with no casualties reported. Police noted the claim came in telephone calls to news agencies.
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Athens
Greece
Popular Revolutionary Struggle
Paperboy wins 45 cent lawsuit over mailed pay demand
Denver case ends with Lance Mossness 14 and court referee Stan Johnson awarding 45 cents plus $26.50 in costs after a subscriber deducted postage from a mailed payment. The dispute started when Mossness quit his route to focus on basketball and asked customers to mail payments.
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Denver
UPI
Lance Mossness
P.D. Dittcerner
Lance
Stan Johnson
Dittberner
Johnson
FDA targets starch blocker diet pills with safety probe
The FDA asked more than 100 manufacturers to halt marketing until proving safety and efficacy. If noncompliant within 10 days, regulatory actions could follow. The bean derived tablets claim to block 400 starch calories per dose, drawing concerns over long term safety and nutrient blockage. Reports of nausea vomiting diarrhea and abdominal pain prompted field investigations and possible hospital cases.
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Warren E. Leary
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Bruce Brown
Brown
Federal agencies told to make do with funds cut
Washington reports that Congress and President Reagan back a 10 day paid vacation but disagree on funding. Health and Human Services inspector general's office faces furloughs as Secretary Schweiker borrows from program evaluation authority to cover payroll until July 30, awaiting congressional action after July 12 reconvenes.
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Congress
Reagan
California
House
Senate
Department of Health and Human Services
Inspector General
Richard A. Schweiker
Schweiker
Secretary’s
Richard P. Kusserow
Supreme Court bans child pornography nationwide
The Supreme Court ruled 9-0 that states may ban child pornography even if not legally obscene, upholding laws across 20 states and reinstating a Manhattan bookstore owner’s conviction. The decision affirms that such material can be prohibited without meeting obscenity standards and cites its harmful social impact on children.
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Robert Langeorge
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
High Court
New York
Paul Ira Ferber
Manhattan
Byron White
House
Reagan
Weather chaos as storms lash Rockies to Mississippi
Cloudbursts from the Rockies to the Mississippi valley trigger golf ball sized hail in Boulder Colorado and Warrensburg Missouri while lightning sparks fires at three 1000 gallon oil tanks in central Kansas. A funnel storm complex moves along the Oregon Idaho border as eastern states endure the coldest July 1 on record.
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United Press International
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Texas
Mississippi River Valley
Boulder
Colo
Warrensburg
Kansas
Oregon-Idaho
Robert Baldershwiler
Lansing
Ill
Flattop Mountain
Michael
Marquette
Chicago
N.Y
Charleston
W.va
Huntington
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