Justice White Flailed as Man Charged in Clash
July 16 1982 reports a man attacked Justice White amid a courtroom scene. The incident prompted security reviews and heightened courtroom tension.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1982
Page
2
Tuition tax credit faces push amid education battles
The Reagan administration urged Congress to pass a tuition tax credit to aid parents choosing private schools. Regan framed it as promoting equality and diversity in elementary and secondary education, facing opposition from Jewish groups, a League of Women Voters, AFL CIO and public school advocates. Other notes: Love Canal probe inquiry requested by Senator D Amato citing data concerns. Three paraplegic climbers tackle Guadalupe Peak. Jersey City municipal aqueduct rupture sealed, 150000 residents affected. A chlorine cloud dissipated safely near Sebastopol after a leak at a sewage plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
Senate Finance Committee
Eos
League of Women Voters
Afl-Cio
PTA
Sebastopol
Calif
Shrimp return triggers Rawlins water shutoff
In Rawlins Wyoming residents report freshwater shrimp in taps prompting officials to halt water from the Atlantic Rim Reservoir. City manager John Carrington says more chlorine will be added to curb future breaks though no public health hazard is seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Wyo
UPI
Atlantic Rim
John Carrington
Pilot's joke bomb yields $50 fine for harassment
Ottumwa Iowa UPI report says American Central Airlines pilot Curt Gannon left a fake bomb model as a joke for a colleague. An Ottumwa Airport employee found it, police were summoned, and Gannon, 22, of Colfax, pleaded guilty to harassment and was fined $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Airlines
Gannon
Colfax
Wapello County
Flooding Traps Four Missing After Lawn Lake Dam Breach
Four people are missing and presumed dead as a 30 foot wall of water from Lawn Lake reservoir broke through an earthen dam near Estes Park Colorado. About 200 campers were marooned, 50 trailers and lodges damaged, 40 National Guard patrols maintained order, and early estimates put damages at 50 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Cannon
Olympus
Fall River
Estes Park
Steven Lee
Hilbert
Wis
Bridget Doris
Arlington
Texas
Terry William Coates
Peoria
Ill
See
Aspenglen
Israel threatens to strike unless PLO leaves Beirut
The AP reports Israel warns it will not sheath its sword, signaling a potential assault on Beirut as U.S. mediation holds a fragile cease-fire. PLO official Salah Khalaf vows fighters will resist, framing political talks against ongoing clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United States
Lebanon
Israel
PLO
Sharon
Beirut
West Beirut
Nicaragua blasts rebels invasion near Honduras
Nicaragua claims right wing rebels based in Honduras have launched an invasion. Officials say 40 Sandinista troops and 60 counter-revolutionaries have died since July 4 in fighting about 19 miles north of Puerto Cabezas. Carrion Cruz cites U.S. arms and helicopter pads, amid martial law and CIA destabilization reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswaldo Bonilla
Managua
Nicaragua
UPI
U.S
Honduras
Humberto Ortega
Puerto Cabezas
Zelaya Norte
Reagan Administration
Washington
Luis Carrion Cruz
Barricada
Carrion
National Guard
Anastasio Somoza
United States
Port Lempira
Somalis Ousted by Guerrillas in Ogaden Battles
Ethiopian-backed guerrillas claim to have routed Somali forces in two battles in the Ogaden desert and warn the United States to stay out of the conflict. Radio Ethiopia denies Ethiopian troop involvement and the government denial follows rebel reports of fighting across six of Somalia’s 15 provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mogadishu
Somalia
UPD
Ogaden
Horn of Africa
United States
Radio Ethiopia
Mohammed Siad
Barre
Foreign Ministry
Ethiopia
Severe storms sweep Dakotas to Iowa with wind and floods
Severe thunderstorms battered the Dakotas with 70 mph winds spawned two tornadoes and flooded Iowa towns with over 4 inches of rain. Hazy hot conditions lingered in the Midwest as 60 to 70 mph gusts affected Minnesota Wisconsin Missouri and Illinois towns. A man drowned after jumping into the Chicago River to escape the heat and a tornado near Hastings damaged roofs and trees. Thunderstorms produced heavy rains across Iowa Michigan Arkansas and Georgia with several lightning injuries and fatalities including a 38-year-old man killed near Charlevoix and two teens struck while rasping in Minnesota counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Dakotas
Iowa
Chicago
Hastings
Minn
Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Des Moines
Woodward
Carlisle
Denver
North Dakota
Dickinan
Hetlinger
Indianola
Warren County
Rudd
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Justice White
D’amato
Alfonso D'Amato
R-N.y
Senate
Environmental Protection Agency
Love Canal
New York State
D'Amato
Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Texas
Guadalupe Peak
Guadalupe Mountains National Park
Bill Dunmire
Jersey City
N.J
Secaucus Meadowlands
East Des Moines
Foster
The
Herald Co
Syracuse
N.Y
Lawn Lake
Glen Kaye
National
Tregent
Kaye
Palestine Liberation Organization
Lebanon Radio
Yasser ‘Arafat
Salah Khalaf
Khalaf
Abu Iyad
Ariel
al Burtley
Marina City
Burtley
Maurice Gary
Bartley
Danilo Ice
Atlantic Coast
Bellville
Ark
Nancy Creek
Michigan
Boyne Falls
Arnold Michaeu Jr
Charlevoix
Marquette
En Nasional Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Asheville
Los Angeles
Miami
National Weather Service
Seattle
Dallas
Atlanta
New York
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Seite
Wichita
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