Multistate AP Briefs May 27 1983 Highlights
FAA to deploy sky marshals on random flights after hijackings in Miami. Illinois judge lets Walter Pojrovcchak stay in U.S. while asylum lawsuit continues. Tenn firework factory explosion kills unknown, near Benton. Michigan judge finds U S not liable in 1965 Viola Liuzzo death case amid FBI informant questions.
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Miami
Federal Aviation Administration
Sky
FAA
Jack Barker
Springfield, Ill
Walter Pojrovcchak
Soviet Union
United States
Winois Supreme Court
U.S
Chicago
Federal Immigration and Naturalization Service
Walter
The
Ann Arbor, Mich
Viola Liuzzo
Alabama
Charles W. Joiner
FBI
Gary Thomas Rowe
Ford urged to recall 1979 Mustang and Capri over brake lockups
Federal investigators urged Ford Motor Co to recall 431000 1979 Mustang and Mercury Capri cars after 100 plus reports of rear brake lock-ups causing spins. NHTSA said the vehicles are prone to rear brake lock up and sent Ford a March 30 letter requesting the recall.
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Washington
Ford Motor Co
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Ford
Train slams into mud near Cologne killing six
An express train carrying 180 passengers struck a wall of mud near Grosskönigsdorf Cologne overnight, derailing and hitting a tunnel entrance. Six people were killed and 18 seriously injured as heavy rain triggered the mud slide.
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Cologne
West Germany
UPI
Grosskoenigsdorf
I Survived the Ice Queen's Acid Reign T shirts
EPA staff sell humorous I Survived the Ice Queen's Acid Reign T shirts referencing Anne Gorsuch Burford and recent EPA departures. Mike Burns says 300 sold and four dozen more ordered by Rep. David Sawyer's office. Origin traced to Denver regional office. ST. LOUIS story notes bar mitzvah delay for Harry Kessler after immigrant family.
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Washington
UPI
EPA
Anne Gorsuch Burford
Ice Queen
Burford
Mike Burns
Environmental Protection Agency
Burns
David Sawyer
R-Mich
Denver
ST. Louis
Harry Kessler
Kessler
Russia
Reagan to attend annual leaders summit pending policy test
The United States and seven other major economies will gather for the ninth annual summit with Reagan, Fanfani, and Nakagone among leaders. Shultz labels the theme jobs, while Regan lists policy priorities including inflation, growth, deficit, and trade. Thatcher cuts campaigning to join the talks in a pivotal session.
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State Department
Williamsburg
United States
Canada
Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Reagan
Jobs
George P. Shultz
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
Amintore Fanfani
U.S
Fanfani
Nakagone
Mararet Thatcher
Pierre Trudeau
Francois Mitterrand
Helmut Kohl
Thatcher
Joblessness tops agenda at Williamsburg economic summit
United States and allies including Canada Great Britain Japan and West Germany face a jobless recovery with rising unemployment. Leaders plan to address how to create jobs while avoiding renewed inflation as they meet in Williamsburg Virginia.
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Washington
Canada
Great Britain
Japan
West Germany
United States
Williamsburg
France
Italy
U.S
Disappearance of Roy Radin tests Hollywood mystique
Rich New York producer Roy Radin vanished after a May Hollywood visit seeking $35 million for a new studio. Private eye John O Grady suspects foul play amid possible Mafia ties, while police see no firm leads and warn the case remains unresolved.
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Los Angeles
Roy Radin
New York
Hollywood
Beverly Hills
Roy Alexander Radin
John O'Grady
Radin
Glenn Souza
Souza
Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office
Jonathon Swanson
Regency Hotel
la Scala
Storms and heavy rain sweep across mid Atlantic to plains
Weather forecasts show partial cloudiness with a near 40 degree low tonight and upper 50s by tomorrow. Severe storms have struck Kansas Nebraska and Iowa with hail while heavy showers drenched the eastern U S from New York to New England. Mississippi flood losses top 41 million with projections over 80 million and about 10000 homeless along the Pearl River.
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Plains
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Central States
Mississippi
Jim Maher
Mississippi Emergency Management Agency
Pearl River
Jackson
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