Family Seeks Data on GI Boy Victim of Gang War
A May 23 1983 dateline reports a family seeks information about a GI or boy slain in a gang war. A separate note notes a Klan triggered scuffle. A features page highlights dignitaries earning degrees and New York park rangers.
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Postal Service predicts 1983 surplus amid potential 1984 rate hike
Washington AP The U S Postal Service expects a 1983 surplus of about 100 million dollars ending Sept 30, 1983 following an 802 million dollar surplus in 1982. Postmaster William F Bolger says new income may be needed by spring 1984 but would not specify the size of a proposed first class rate increase from 20 cents or when a rate case would be filed.
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Washington
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House
Americans Escape as Irish Tour Bus Burns in Ireland
About 50 American tourists escaped injury when a bus to County Wicklow south of Dublin caught fire and was destroyed. Passengers shifted to another bus. many travelers lost belongings including several passports. Police reported no injuries.
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Dublin
Ireland
UPI
County Wicklow
Israel delays back-to-work orders for striking doctors
Israel postponed issuing back-to-work orders against 8,500 public health doctors who have been on strike since yesterday. The government aims to urge voluntary return from resort hideouts as the health system remains crippled. Assistant Health Ministry spokesman said the orders were not issued yet.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Israel Radio
Health Ministry
Eli Yosef
Three still hospitalized after air show crash
Three people remained hospitalized today from injuries after a Canadian jet fighter crashed during a military air show in Frankfurt West Germany. A 19 year old woman was listed in critical condition and two others were only slightly injured. Police said five persons burned to death when the F 104 Starfighter struck a highway yesterday.
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West Germany
Quirks in the news Maybe Russians have rocks in their beds
In Moscow the union paper Trud reports Soviet beds branded Calm are poorly made and rubbish. Factories in Kirov 875 miles from Moscow allegedly push low quality to meet high demand. Director V Naymushin tested a bed and rejected the product as unfit.
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Trud Reporte
Trud
Kirov
V. Naymushin
Naymushin
Crawfish Exodus Delights I-10 Travelers Near New Orleans
Hundreds of motorists park along Interstate 10 as crawfish flee swamp floods. Drivers harvest the lively crustaceans from the grassy shoulders, turning a highway detour into an impromptu harvest and picnic. Local Cajun culture highlights dishes built around crawfish.
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UPI
Interstate 10
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Louisiana
Ohio loan line draws crowds in first come drive
In Columbus and across Ohio hundreds waited outside banks for state funded low interest mortgages under a voter approved program. Loans total 300 million at 9.98 percent with a strict first come first served rule. By Saturday 56 applicants were behind Mark Hendrickson and by Sunday afternoon the line had grown to 83 as heavy weekend rain sent some to parking garages.
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Imos
Columbus, Ohio
Mark Hendrickson
Ohio
Buckeye Federal Savings & Loan
Columbus
Hendrickson
Gahanna
John Boebinger
Akron Area Board of Realtors
Oil spills from transformers and ship leak prompt cleanup
A DEC spokesman linked a transformer and vacant factory to an oil spill near Industrial Island on the St Lawrence. Authorities fear PCB contamination and pollution migration into the river while Environmental Oil Inc. works to absorb a 15 to 20 foot riverfront stretch. Coast Guard and Canadian officials investigate a suspected source ship Beograd as fuel oil was shifted during locks pass.
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DOT
Tom Suozzo
Phoenix
Dannan
Suozzo
Industrial Island
Environmental Oil Inc
Syracuse
St. Lawrence
Wilson Hill
Wilder
Iroquois Lock
St. Lawrence Seaway
Taraquais
Duluth
Minn
Patrick
Coast Guard
Eight Die As Avalanche Slams Teglio Italy
An avalanche in Teglio northern Italy kills at least eight. Four more are missing and presumed dead, with about 20 injured and hospitalized in Sondrio. Local residents, families, and 350 others are evacuated amid ongoing fears of another slide.
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Teglio
Italy
Sondrio
Tornado spread rattles Texas and neighboring states
Tornadoes and floods hit Texas and three other states, threatening 7000 Texans near the San Jacinto River while heavy showers extend along the mid-Atlantic and northern Great Lakes. One death and injuries raise the toll to 22. Virginia Louisiana and Pennsylvania also report tornado damage.
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Houston
mid-Atlantic
New England
Great Lakes
Missouri
Virginia
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Westmoreland County
Pittsburgh
Greensburg
San Jacinto
Jackson
Miss
Pearl River
New Orleans
Bonnet Carre Spillway
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