Love conquers red tape and a designer dog headline
March 30, 1983 dateline shapes a feature on a designer dog and a farewell to a hero. The page notes no grudge against Hinckley and highlights seven charged in a gang rape case, with other items on A3 A4 A5 A7 A8.
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Rensselaer mayor deemed automatically vacant after conviction
Albany AP reports state Assistant Attorney General James Cole said Thomas Henry VII is no longer mayor of Rensselaer after his official misconduct and obstructing governmental administration convictions. The informal opinion states the job is vacant at the verdict.
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Albany
Robert Abrams
Thomas Henry VII
Rensselaer
Henry
Robert Wilcox
James Cole
Cole
Wilcox
ONeill Sees China Policy Slipping After Talks
House Speaker Thomas P. ONeill Jr leading a 14 member delegation says the United States has been unaware of Peking's concern over Taiwan and that U S China policy has been slipping He reports four days of talks with Deng Xiaoping Zhao Ziyang Wu Xueqian and other officials which produced a tremendous meeting of the minds and reinforced his commitment to closer ties between the two nations
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Peking
UPI
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Congress
Taiwan
U.S. China
O’neill
D-Mass
United States
China
O'Neill
Deng Xiaoping
Zhao Ziyang
Wu Xueqian
Rebel airfield bombed in northern Nicaragua
Interior Minister Tomas Borge said air force planes bombed a rebel airfield used to supply anti Sandinista forces. He described helicopters and small planes delivering weapons and ammunition to guerrillas. The Nicaraguan foreign ministry condemned cross border raids by Honduran exiles. Honduras denied aiding rebels and said it intercepted Nicaraguan soldiers en route to El Salvador.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Tomas Borge
Foreign Ministry
Honduras
el Salvador
Borge
U.S. to Seek Millions in Toxic Waste Cleanup Suit
The Justice Department will sue to recover cleanup costs from more than 200 companies tied to dumping at the Stringfellow Acid Pits near Riverside California. The target list may include firms with links to current and former officials as negotiations over cleanup began last fall and broke down this month.
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Washington
Justice Department
Stringfellow
Riverside
Calif
Carol E. Dinkins
Division of Land and Natural Resources
Jail crowding in Clermont County forces appointed arrests
In Batavia Ohio sheriff officials say crowded jail forces arrests by appointment. About a dozen drug offense suspects in secret indictments remain at large due to space limits at the 40 bed facility. A new jail is planned by 1985 while drunken drivers are waitlisted. First time offenders now face a three day automatic sentence under the new law.
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Batavia
Ohio
UPI
Clermont County
John van Camp
van Camp
Clarence Pennington
Loss of bee lab could stir up hornet's nest
UW Madison warns Congress that canceling its bee laboratory and $300,000 federal grant could end the center and jeopardize northern beekeeping by potentially cutting off brood stock if African killer bees invade from Mexico next year. Associate dean Robert W. Bray says he is prepared to pressure lawmakers if USDA consolidates bee research at two centers in Louisiana and Arizona.
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Mexico
Louisiana
Arizona
Bray
Congress
USDA
New York Gas Well May Be Largest In State History
Geologist John Kramer watched a drill bit spin free 2700 feet underground and trigger a roar as 65 million cubic feet of gas escaped before the well at noon February 19 was capped. Officials say reserves could run into the billions, signaling a potential Bass Island play with 10 to 20 million cubic feet per day per new well.
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Chautauqua County
New York State
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Buffalo-based
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Alaska
Pennsylvania
Arthur van Tyne
Bass Island
U.S. Energy
C. Bruce McGranahan
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Bureau of Mineral Resources
McGranahan
Appalachian Basin
Congress
Empire State
Dense North Pole haze may alter global climate study finds
Boulder researchers report a larger and higher Arctic haze than anticipated. The soot and other pollutants absorb heat, darken snow, and could raise Arctic temperatures, potentially affecting mid latitude climates. NOAA says haze extends to 18 000 feet and covers wider areas than thought.
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Boulder, Colo
North Pole
Arctic
Bill Brennan
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Brennan
NOAA
Russell Schnell
Schnell
Arctic Circle
Alaska
Norway
Weather: Cloudy skies and varied winds across regions
The forecast notes cloudy tonight with light variable winds and a lingering northeast chill. Winter weather returns in the Great Lakes and northern Atlantic states with teens in Michigan and Pennsylvania, snow in northern New England, and rain or snow across coasts and mid regions.
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