Harris conviction stands and Royals visit Australia
March 21, 1983 report notes the conviction remains in Harris case as coverage turns to the Royals international tour in Australia with brief summaries of components on A3 and A8. A sailing record and coma recovery features are also noted across the pages.
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Marine commander accuses Israel of indiscriminate fire in Lebanon
U S Marine commander Col James Mead says Israeli troops endangered Marines and civilians with unrestrained gunfire in Beirut area. Israel dismisses the claims as baseless as U S sponsored talks in Netanya address cross border movement of goods and people and potential troop withdrawals. Avi Pazner notes progress toward an agreement after the 23rd session.
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Beirut
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James Mead
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Netanya
Avi Pazner
Anti-nuclear protesters track train believed to carry warheads
Activists say a guarded freight train possibly carrying about 100 nuclear warheads departed Montana toward the Trident base in Washington. Protests occurred in Great Falls and Billings while vigils planned in Washington, with arrests reported in Denver and Fort Collins.
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Spokane
Trident
Bangor
Wash
Pantex Corp
Amarillo
Texas
Hood Canal
Mother and son rescued by deputies in snow near Crystal Lake
In Angeles National Forest California a mother Doreen Herrera 24 and her son Steve 6 were found after wandering in mountain snow. Deputies carried them more than two miles to safety, then arrested the mother for child endangering. They were treated for exposure and were in good condition. The boy was released to his grandmother.
Sterilization suit targets doctors over failed tubal link
A New Yorkman and wife sue hospital and four doctors in Superior Court for 1 million dollars alleging negligence in a July 1981 tubal ligation that led to the birth of their son ten months later. They seek funds for their child's welfare and Mrs Silvia's medical costs.
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UPI
Dorothy Silvia
Robert
Silvia
Superior
Robert George Silvia Jr
Top level EPA hit list targets fired by Burford aides
A color coded hit list of 25 to 50 EPA managers, seen by officials, shows burford aides sought dismissals of Democrats or strong environmentalists. Rita Lavelle faces contempt charges after defying subpoenas, with possible ouster if House concurs. Several named were demoted or transferred, including David Tunderman and Sandra Gardebring, who were moved or fired over transfers to duties with minimal responsibilities.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Anne Burford
House
Rita M. Lavelle
Congress
House Energy and Commerce Investigations
Lavelle
EPA
United Press International
David Tunderman
Tunderman
Salt Lake City
Sheila Prindiville
San
Ruckelshaus EPA nominee faces mixed reaction
Ruckelshaus, former EPA head and Weyerhaeuser senior vice president, is nominated again as Mrs. Burford resigns amid probes. He has defended Reagan's environmental record and previously clashed with Nixon over Watergate firing, after which he was ousted for refusing to dismiss the Watergate special prosecutor.
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EPA
Ruckelshaus
Weyerhaeuser Co
Federal Way
Wash
Seattle
Weyerhaeuser
Reagan
James Watt
Richard M. Nixon
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Elliot L. Richardson
Cox
Europe realigns currencies mark rises franc declines
European finance ministers reached a broad realignment of member currencies with a 5.5 percent rise for the West German mark and a 2.5 percent devaluation of the French franc. The move aims to restore credibility to the European Monetary System after a weekend crisis and protects trade partners including the United States.
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Brussels
Belgium
Gerhard Stoltenberg
Ters
Prance
United States
U.S
Otto Poehl
West Germany
Paris
France
Jacques Delors
Weather Alert Sees Snow Across Ohio Valley To Great Lakes
A spring snowstorm moves through the Ohio Valley spreading winter weather from the mid Mississippi to the Great Lakes. Winter storm warnings cover Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Indiana and Ohio. Snow and freezing rain expected in western New England later today with teens to 30s temperatures. Total seasonal snowfall reaches 42.2 inches. Air quality good. Tune in for weather data on NOAANASA radio frequency 162.550 MHz.
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Ohio
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