Paisley Leads 10000 Protestants in Ulster March
The burly preacher-politician led about 10,000 Protestants through Newtownards amid a day of action against London Dublin policy. He vowed to recruit up to 100,000 in Ulster and warned of war against Irish Republicans. Police took a hands-off stance as crowds cheered. a 12 hour strike disrupted business.
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Northern Ireland
London
Britain
Irish Republican Army
Newtownards
Ulster
Paisley
James Prior
Jast Week
Fere
Margaret Thatcher
Ireland
Belfast
Carey halts Sterling plant plan amid water fears
Governor Carey and Environmental Commissioner Flacke announced the withdrawal of Sterling as a proposed site for a toxic waste treatment plant amid strong public opposition and fears the plant would pollute Lake Ontario water. The move leaves 14 Central New York sites under review as they reassess the program and its risks.
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Sterling
New
Carey
Robert F. Flacke
Flacke
New York
Syracuse
Metropolitan Development Association
Everson Museum
Shuttle heads home from Edwards to Cape Canaveral on jet
NASA officials planned a noon takeoff as space shuttle Columbia, post landing, was loaded onto a Boeing 747 at Edwards Air Force Base. Ground crew praised the team effort and expected favorable weather for the two leg trip back to Florida.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Columbia
Space
NASA
Cape Canaveral
Jim Harrington
Dryden Space Flight Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Florida
Les Reinertson
Twelve Deny Theft Plan In $1.3 Million Check Ring
In Los Angeles a dozen suspects pleaded innocent to conspiring to steal 1.3 million dollars in US Postal Service checks. District Judge Marian Pfaelzer ordered a January 26 trial for ring leaders Terry Rhodes Charles Dudley and Eddie Lewis. Rhodes a postal center maintenance worker allegedly stole checks and passed them to Lewis and Dudley who sold them to others. About 2100 stolen checks were state income tax refunds totaling 333241 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Post Office
U.S
Marian Pfaelzer
Terry Rhodes
Charles Dudley
Eddie Lewis
Rhodes
Lewis
Dudley
Reagan veto exposes budget clash with Congress
The article reviews Reagan's first veto over budgeting battles with Congress over social programs and defense spending. It notes the constitutional powers of the purse and veto, the lack of two thirds to override, and sharp partisan exchanges including criticism from Speaker O’Neill about Reagan’s budget competence.
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Reagan
Congress
Jamie Whitten
D-Miss
House Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Thomas P
Tip” O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
O'Neill
Workless Monday as Congress Passes Stopgap
Congress approved and the president signed a stopgap bill allowing leaders to depart for Thanksgiving and federal workers to return home. The budget fight restarts in December while many officials left desks and empty offices echoed with telephones during a quiet Washington day.
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Page AI
Congress
Vickey Simms
Economic Affairs Office
Commerce Department
Washington
Reagan
Death Valley
Education Department
Notice of Proposed Changes in Telephone Rates
Notice is hereby given that a proposed rate schedule has been filed with the Public Service Commission to become effective December 24 1921. The filing provides for changes in rates and charges for the following equipment.
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Public Service Commission
Reagan on vacation after budget fight at mountaintop ranch
President Reagan and Nancy left the White House for a weeklong Thanksgiving vacation at Reagan’s mountaintop ranch in Santa Barbara California after vetoing the 1982 budget measure and signing a short extension. He called Congress budget busting and said he would negotiate a bill he could sign upon his return.
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Mrs. Reagan
Pt. Mugu Naval Air Station
California
Santa Barbara
Calif
UPI
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Nancy
White House
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Farmington
N.M
Republican Governors Conference
New Orleans
House
Senate
Nurses Robbed at LaSalle College in Five Minute Hold Up
Police said three men entered a second floor classroom in Holroyd Hall and robbed 16 female nurses taking a graduate course. One carried a shotgun and another a pistol, taking cash and valuables near $3,000 and then fled after forcing everyone to lie on the floor. No injuries or shots fired were reported. College spokesman Robert Lyons described the five minute incident.
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Philadelphia
LaSalle College
Robert Lyons
Holroyd Hall
Lyons
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