Abduction Case Tied to Virginia Inmates Escape
A taxi driver reported being abducted at gunpoint by a man linked to a Virginia prison escape. Police say two inmates fled, shots were exchanged with officers, and two fugitives were captured as more than 200 officers hunted for the third. The driver described the suspect as Tug gie, with the escapees Denck Liam Peterson and Earl Clanton Jr. among those aiding the breakout. Authorities noted the escape occurred from a Mecklenburg County facility as inmates fled in a prison van after donning guard uniforms.
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Warrenton NO
Virginia
Tes
Lem Davis
Ed Haupt
Rowan Ia Sheriff's Department
Durnmam
Nada
Arge Nanugoy
Luctel
Denck Liam Peterson
Earl Clanton Jr
Red Wise
Brothers on Death Row Escape Killers on the Run
Virginia inmates Bruey brothers Linwood and James feared killers on death row led a terror spree. They kept a boa constrictor and a pirate, harmed victims, and escaped after a pursuit in Portsmouth. Detected by a uniformed officer, they fled around a corner and into a fence line where a firefight followed.
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Tre
Bruey Brothers
Virginia
Ponce
Bones
James
Mecklenburg Correctional Center
Richmond
Warren Vonschuch
Pope
Portsmouth
Frank Spadey
Linwood
Ana Jaere
PePicg Wiifka
Prentiss Park
Spader
Spudy
Iran hints at possible negotiated Persian Gulf war settlement
Iran signals potential toward a settlement after 44 months of conflict while vowing to attack U S bases if Washington intervenes. The note appears in a list of front page items alongside entertainment, classifieds, and editorial sections. The issue mentions other features and upcoming sections.
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Iran
U.S
America
Reagan Welcomed in Ireland Amid Protests and Honors
President Reagan arrives at Shannon Airport on a 10 day European swing amid anti Reagan demonstrations over Central American and nuclear policy. He stays at Ashford Castle and will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws from University of Galway while critics protest against his policies. Protests subside as Secretary of State Schultz meets Ortega in Managua. Gerald Hillery welcomes him, noting concerns over world affairs.
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Galway
Ireland
UPD
Reagan
Shannon
Ashford Castle
County Mayo
National University of Ireland
Michael Regan
United States
Central America
White House
George Schultz
Daniel Ortega
Managua
Patrick Hillery
Feldstein to quit as Reagan adviser shocks White House
President Reagan, en route to Ireland, learns unemployment is 7.4 percent as Deputy Chief of Staff Darman cites Feldstein resignation. Feldstein, chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, will depart July 10 after disputes with aides over economic indicators. Darman says letter was not passed promptly, leaving Reagan unaware until reporters were invited.
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Galway
Ireland
UPI
Reagan
White House
Air Force One
Richard Darman
Feldstein
Darman
Carman
Court bars Child Fund fund raisers from soliciting in New York
A New York Supreme Court judge permanently bars Child Fund Inc. fund raisers from soliciting in the state and orders a refund of contributed money. United Funding Inc. failed to comply with prior orders about disclosure of proceeds and misrepresentation claims. The judge also voided a $5,000 bond and potential refunds depend on how many contributors are affected.
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Albany
UPI
Child Fund Inc
New York
Supreme Court
Harold Hughes
United
United Funding
Child Find
Joy Ann Fritche
United Finding
Hughes
Secretary of State
Abrams
Nathan Riley
Nicaragua and United States agree to parley after talks
Secretary of State George Shultz, after a candid session with Sandinista leaders in Managua, said the United States and Nicaragua would open dialogue to narrow differences. The opening round will begin soon with Shultz's representative Shlaudeman, and Ortega pressed for a visiting US leader plus a third nation observer.
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Managua
Nicaragua
George P. Shultz
United States
Shultz
Darel Ortega
Rene Ty
Hee Momaree
Shlaudeman
U S
Victor Hugo Tinoco
Umighteguan
Ortega
Ronald Reagan
United Nations
Ireland
Speakes
Reagan
Jose Napoleon Duarte
el Salvadeor
Dian tatAss
San Salvador
Duarte
Flange
U S shreds five billion ration coupons from 1970s embargo
Washington reports nearly 5 billion gasoline rationing coupons printed in 1974 75 are being shredded and buried after years of storage at Pueblo Army Depot Colorado. The coupons cost taxpayers 10 to 12 million dollars to print and were kept under tight security to prevent triggering coin machines.
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Washington
UPD
Pueblo
Colo
Energy Department
James Merna
Federal Energy Administration
Middle East
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Pueblo Army
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Mecklenburg County Maximum Correction Facility
Mecklenburg County Maximum Correctional Facility
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United Press International
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Jamesville-DeWitt High School
Theresa Field
Fellini
Caree
Neil Driscoll
Martin Feldstein
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Herald-Journal
David Lassman
Holy Cross
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International Rowing Association
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