Nicaragua accuses neighbors of provocation in coast incidents
Nicaragua says Honduran and Salvadoran ships attacked its vessels off the Atlantic coast after a policy of provocation. It accuses Honduran combat planes and U S warships of violating air space and waters, and notes Salvadoran ships fired on two fishing boats and chased Nicaraguan patrols for over three hours near the Gulf of Fonseca before retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Coast Guard
Foreign Ministry
Gulf of Fonseca
Press International
Gri Inter Nah
Family awaits word in Abduction of Emanuela Orlandi
Emanuela Orlandi's uncle says no contact from her abductors and urges the hostage takers to reach attorney Gennaro Egidio. Vatican sources report two would be kidnappers, a woman and a Polish exile, have offered themselves in exchange for the 15 year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Emanuela Orlandi
Papal
Mehmet Ali Agca
Vatican
Mario Meneguzzi
Gennaro Egidio
Nurses reach tentative contract at St Josephs ElmirA
New York Nurses Association and St Josephs Hospital in Elmira filed a tentative contract after a lengthy negotiation ending at 2 30 am. The 232 registered nurses have been on strike since July 11 and will vote on the proposal without a recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
New York Nurses Association
St. Joseph's Hospital
40000 Fort Lee Residents Lose Water After Main Break
A 30 inch water main rupture in Fort Lee New Jersey cut off water to about 40000 residents early today. Officials said valves were shut but 7000 people mainly in nearby apartments remained without water. Crews awaited to assess the line as storms had knocked out power and caused broader disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lee
N.J
Nicholas Corbiscello
Rich Schimel
Hackensack Water Co
Josh Lazarus
New York
Central Park
New York City
Michigan
Virginia
Philadelphia
Hardy
Del
Chili cookoff pits Mensa and Densa in San Diego
In San Diego a chili cookoff features 1400 Mensa members in the county and 40 Densa spoofers invited to attend. The event sparks playful barbs as former Mensa president Lyndon Best promises clear speech and humor about the rival groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
MENSA
DENSA
Jack Canaan
San Diego County
Lyndon Best
Canaan
Worm racers aim to avoid repeat of last year's mishap
Johnson City Tennessee hosts the second International Worm Race at the public library. An improved surface will replace a hot sidewalk, preventing the disaster that wiped out last year’s field. Librarian Louise Dorton notes mud coated cardboard in the shade for safer racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tenn
Martha Reilly
Louise Dorton
Beirut airport shelled in Beirut attack kills civilian
Militiamen shelled Beirut International Airport wounding 12 including a U S Marine and a Navy air controller as attacks spread from nearby mountains. A roadside bomb in Aley hospitalized soldiers while clashes and air base damage followed the bombardment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US. Marine
Navy Air
Beirut
Lebanon
U.S. Marine
U.S. Navy
Shoghig Lajinian
Fouad Nehme
Tran
U.S
Maj
John Shotwell
Corpral
Pierre Khoury
Aley
Tel Aviv
Israel
Riot police disperse student protest in Mexico City
Hundreds of riot police used clubs tear gas and water cannons to break up about 3000 student teachers blocking a major intersection to protest the closing of their college. Witnesses said at least seven people were injured with hours of traffic disruption and clashes continuing as protests spread to nuclear plant workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Miguel de la Madrid
Hernan Villatoro
Teachers College Union
Insurgentes
Paseo de la Reforma
Jesus Reyes Heroles
Manuel Bartlett Diaz
A Wit
Sara
Copter and plane collide kill two police officers
A police helicopter and a seaplane collided over New York Harbor near Brooklyn. The helicopter crashed into a vacant Brooklyn garage, while the seaplane fell into Buttermilk Channel. Two seaplane occupants were rescued. two others were trapped and later presumed dead. Names given include Joseph Stamler and Eileen McCarthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Harbor
Manhattan
Brooklyn
East River
Lower Manhattan
Buttermilk Channel
Governors Island
Joseph Wilson
Howard Smith
Police Harbor
Joseph Stamler
New York Infirmary Beekman Downtown Hospital
Ronald Rezza
Hileen Hertzberg
Emergency Medical Services
Eileen McCarthy
Orazio Scala
Jim
Rose Mancini
Brooklyn Battery Tunnel
Weather picture from coast to coast with heat wave deaths
Forecast fair with a mild low night, while a brutal heat wave raises the death toll to 46 across multiple states. Severe storms bring five deaths, hundreds stranded, and widespread power outages affecting Michigan to New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Michigan
New England
Pennsylvania
Greater
Pittsburgh International
Diana Ross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Girl
The
Associated Press
O United P
United Press International
Herald-Journal
Herald Co
Syracuse
N.Y
W.V
New York State
Imo
Amasimo
Charles Rowe
Rowe
Beit Merri
Amin Gemayel
Washington
Teachers College
Rocky Mountains
National Oceanic and Atm
Rockies
Middle Atlantic
Ohio
Minnesota
Texas
Louisiana
National Weather Service
Los A
Orleans
NTA
Miami
Ston
Albuquerque
Phoenix
Dariver
Los Angel
Pittsburgh
Anchorage
Anberville
Detroit
Ci ‘San Fray
Atlanta
el Paso
Seattle
Boston
Honolulu
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!