Aloha We Love America party draws thousands in DC
Washington and Columbus reports detail a two day event by Nichiren Soka Gakkai America titled Aloha We Love America. about 10 000 members attended downtown events near the Washington Monument with 25 000 members overall. Critics plan protests citing cult associations and past controversies.
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Washington
U.S
Washington Monument
America
Nichiren Soka Gakkai of
Herbie Hancock
Tina Turner
Gene Hurdle
Hurdle
Nichiren Soka Gakkai
Japan
Komeito Party
NSA
United States
Sun Myung Moon
Unification Church
Church of Scientology
Temple Worth
Mystery Boa Stuns Mission Viejo Shops
In Mission Viejo California workers hear daytime swishing noises from an attic over Alicia Parkway stores. Real estate agent Barbara Bartnick traces the sound to Noah a six foot boa constrictor found Friday in the attic. Noah survived on mice and squirrels after escaping a store and will be kept as a pet.
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Mission Viejo
Calif
Barbara Bartnick
Realty World
Alicia Parkway
Bartnick
Judges quarrel over office view at Austin courthouse
In Austin two new state district judges, Bob Perkins and Jon Wisser, argued over who would occupy the Capitol-view office, each claiming a longer tenure or earlier swearing-in. They debated seniority, with a coin toss suggested but not agreed, as County officials urged them to settle it themselves.
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Austin
Texas
Bob Perkins
Jon Wisser
State Capitol
Travis County
Perkins
Wisser
County Commissioners Court
Mike Renfro
Renfro
Rates for New York State Postal Zones 1 and 2
The Herald Co. of Syracuse, New York, lists rate changes for New York State postal zones 1 and 2 payable in advance. This brief notice indicates updated pricing structures and payment terms for subscribers in these zones.
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the Herald Co
W.Y
New York State
Rome synagogue attack shocks city during Simhat Torah
Five men attacked Rome's Central Synagogue during Simhat Torah, hurling grenades and firing shots. A two year old boy, Stefano Tache, was killed and 34 others wounded, including his parents and brother Marco, as police increased protection around Jewish and Arab sites amid anti Arab bombings. Witnesses described the assailants as Middle Eastern in appearance, escaping amid the chaos as crowds protested in Rome.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
William B. Jackson
George C. Smith
Franklin County
Jackson
Paula Parks
Edward Franklin Jackson Jr
Smith
Rome
Pope John Paul II
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Europe
Black June
Direct Action
Pontiff
Palestine Liberation Organization
Jalian
Arafat
Quitinale Palace
Sandro Pertini
Stefano Tache
Joseph
Daniela
Marco
Rome Central Synagogue
NYC firemen cops pact OK'd by Koch in bid to raise pay
City and police, fire, and correction officer unions reached a two year contract after six months of talks. The 8 percent annual raise and increased welfare funding require ratification by about 35,000 members. Retroactive first raise to July 1 with a second on July 1, 1983. Basic pay would rise from 23 519 to 27 433 in year two.
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NEW York
Police, Fire,and Correction Officer
Edward Koch
Koch
Reagan to discuss economy in TV address next Wednesday
President Reagan plans a national television and radio address from the Oval Office at 7 30 p m to discuss the economy after unemployment reached a four decade high. The speech aims to present progress reports with no new action, and is labeled non partisan. Analysts note banking on a training bill while Democrats demand networks air talks on recovery efforts in housing and public works.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Reagan
White House
Larry Speakes
Speakes
Oval Office
House
OS Reagan
Poland
Solidarity
Wind-swept fires destroy 1200 homes in Orange County
Wind-swept fires entered Villa Park and Orange Acres in Orange County. Fire official reports 18 000 acres burned. Residents described the blaze as Mount St Helens like. One firefighter was hospitalized with chest pains. A 1978 Agoura Malibu fire is recalled for comparison.
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Villa Park
Orange
Orange County Fire Cat
Chuck Ow
Murphy
Mount St. Helen’s
Dan Pizac
Washington
Snowstorm buries Wyoming and Black Hills trapping travelers
A surprise blizzard dumped nearly two feet of snow on South Dakota’s Black Hills and eastern Wyoming. Winds up to 50 mph buried roads and stranded travelers, with power outages and dozens of people and cattle marooned. CAP struggled to locate a downed aircraft near Cheyenne as search zones remained inaccessible.
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South Dakota
Black Hills
Wyoming
Civil Air Patrol
Cheyenne
CAP
Brian Olson
Topsfield
Mass
Lawrence County
Janae Cain
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S.C
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