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AP Laserato exits court as DeLorean case jury selection unfolds in Los Angeles. Senate panel links Meese II support to his financial answers. El Salvador observes fifth assembly member murder in two years. Lamar trips past New Mexico in NIT, amid NCAA playoff fallout. Entertainment and quirky notes close the page.
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City-Tipped To Hold Same Trash Fees As County Plan
Attorney for investors argues tipping fees would be similar for the county’s large Rock Cut Road project and a proposed smaller city plant. He says early years would see lower costs, but later years higher, while risk to taxpayers is reduced under a Citizens-Vicon ownership model. The joint venture would involve Citizens Utilities Co and Vicon Energy Systems Inc.
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Flynt claims contract to kill Reagan during jail interview
Larry Flynt, paralyzed Hustler publisher, said he issued a contract to kill President Reagan in a CNN interview from a federal prison. The Secret Service said it would investigate the threat. Flynt also claimed knowledge of who bombed the Capitol building but denied personal involvement.
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Hope fades for school prayer plan
Washington AP President Reagan’s bid to allow school prayer faces weak support as Sen. Alan Dixon warns the backup proposal, permitting silent prayer or reflection, has only an outside chance of reaching the two thirds votes. Senate debate drags into day 10 with weary sponsors and opponents seeking a final vote while Dixon pushes a separate vote on his amendment.
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FBI to Name Suspects in Capitol Bombing
FBI director William H. Webster said he would reveal to a closed Senate subcommittee the name of a terrorist group suspected of bombing the U.S. Capitol in November. He noted ongoing monitoring of a particular group and indicated a public identification would wait until next week in a private session. He cautioned against naming a specific subject.
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Mondale Hart clash marks midwest labor battle
Mondale accuses Hart of foreign policy weakness while Hart defends labor and trade records in the industrial Midwest. Illinois and Michigan rise as key battlegrounds with primaries and caucuses within the week as Hart and Mondale campaign across the region.
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