May 19 1983 Black blood appeal and AIDS concerns
Dateline May 19 1983 reports a black blood appeal due, notes AIDS peril widespread in the US, references US impressionist art scars and Tina's happiness in California. Also mentions Buffalo Bill centennial and related items.
Syria vows to keep Lebanon areas from Israeli control
Damascus rejects Lebanese Israeli troop withdrawal as a plot to place Lebanon under Israeli grip. Syria says it will not allow liberated Tripoli and Bekaa to fall to Israelis or the Phalangist Party. UPI report from Beirut notes Habib's mission to pressure Syria to depart Lebanon. Iran denies linking to Beirut embassy bombing. Cannes honors Narayana and L Argent with Golden Palm ties. multiple awards to Tarkovski, Jones, Valonte, and Schygula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Lebanon
Damascus
Philip Habib
Saudi Arabia
Tripoli
Phalangist Party
Tel Aviv
Washington
Beirut
UPI
Iran Today
U.S
CBS
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
Iran
Foreign Ministry
CBS News
Tehran Radio
Cannes
France
Naramaya-Bishi-Ko
Naramaya
Robert Bresson
Andrei Tarkovski
Italy
Terry Jones
Monty Python Creative Group
Gian-Maria Valonte
Mario Ricci
Claude Goretta
West Germany
Hanna Schygula
Piera
Marco Ferreri
Lavelle Cited Unanimously for Contempt by House
The House voted 413 to 0 to cite former EPA official Rita M. Lavelle for contempt of Congress after she refused to testify on possible wrongdoing within the agency. Lavelle, fired by President Reagan on February 7, led the $1.6 billion Superfund toxic waste cleanup program, which is under multiple congressional investigations into mismanagement and political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Environmental Protection Agency
Rita M. Lavelle
Congress
Ency
Ms. Lavelle
EPA
Reagan
Grant Building dispute shifts as city weighs sale to Galleries
City contends building owners did not sell their stake but transferred it to Schwarzer. The Grant Building case centers on assessment challenges and a possible sale to Galleries developers at about 110000 dollars while litigation and appeals loom.
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Schwarzer
Sutton
University of Rochester
Grant
University
South Salina Street Inc
423
Munson
Grant Building
South Salina Street
Grossman
Garber
Theroperty
Court of Appeals
David Michel
Common Council
The
Michel
MDA
Senate approves major immigration reform and amnesty plan
The Senate, 76-18, backed a sweeping immigration overhaul offering temporary legal status to undocumented entrants before 1980 and potential eventual citizenship for earlier arrivals. The bill imposes employer sanctions, tightens admission caps at 425000 yearly, and streamlines deportation and asylum rules. Estimations of illegal residents reach up to 13 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States
U.S
Alan K. Simpson
R-Wyo
House
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Helms
Pickle Packers Name Two Pickle Person of the Year
In ST CHARLES ill UPD Pickle Packers International selects Representatives J J Pickle and Claude Pepper as joint Pickle Person of the Year honoring their public service for senior citizens. Each receives a 4 foot fiberglass pickle engraved for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Charles
Ill
UPD
Pickle Packers International
J.J. Pickle
Claude Pepper
William R. Moore
Pickle Group
Moore
Pepper
D-Fla
Pickle
D-Texas
Tornadoes, storms lash south central states. Missouri drownings
Tornado damage across the south central states with heavy winds and large hail. Two Missouri children drowned in a rain swollen creek near Nettleton and several injuries reported as five tornadoes hit Missouri. Mississippi and Texas also saw injuries and property damage including a service station and homes. Rainfall and humid conditions persist with moderate air quality and daily weather data broadcasts.
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South Central States
Texas
Ohio Valley
Deep South
Missouri
Lick Fork Creek
Nettleton
New Franklin
Missisippi
Pontotoc
Philipp
Thieves Nab Truckload of Stuffed Shrimp Worth Near $10,000
Chicago police investigate a theft of over a ton of stuffed shrimp from a refrigerated truck at Booth Cold Storage on Chicago's North Side. A husband and wife driving team were sleeping when bandits pried the padlock and took 110 cases valued at nearly ten thousand dollars.
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Chicago
UPI
Booth
North
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Tina
California
Buffalo Bill Centennial
Lavelle
Karen Laughlin
Laserphold
University of Texas’ College of Fine Arts
Houston
M.D. Anderson Hospital
Army
Peter M. Dawkins
Dawkins
West Point
Oks
Pickle Packers
Associated Press
Nacogdoches
Tyler
Gulf Coast
Atlantic Coast States
Central Plains
National Oceanic and Atm
Iowa
Mississippi
Ohio
Tennessee
Louisania
Alabama
New Mexico
Montana
National Weather Service
Albuquerque
Dalles
Lan Vegan
Phoenix
Anchorage
Denver
Los Angelen
Pittsburgh
San
Milwaukee
Seattle
Boston
Honolulu
New York
Chiat
Barreas City
Wichita
Harald Journal
the Herald Co
Syracuse
M.Y
Pblication
N.Y
Hhall
New York State
Imo