Oct 25 1982 Cuomo Lehrman debate and more
News briefs from Belfast Athens Warsaw London Bedford Hills and New York. A Catholic father of seven found murdered in east Belfast by Protestant extremists. In Greece PASOK won a crushing mayoral victory in 78 of 124 races. Lech Walesa’s wife recounts a strip search and political pressure. Security at a UK spy center criticized. Actress Jennifer O'Neill wounded. police interview delayed amid mystery.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Joseph Donegan
Shankhill Road
Ulster Volunteer Force
Athens
Greece
UPI
Andreas Papandreou
Socialist Party
Papandreou
Panhellenic Socialist Movement
PASOK
New Democracy
Communist Party
KKE
Warsaw
Poland
Lech Walesa
Danuta Valesa
Associated Press
Solidarity Labor Union
Bedford Hills
Jennifer O’neill
Miss O’neill
Northern Westchester Hospital
Louise Rose swept curbside trash cited for street sweeping
Louise Rose, 79, faces a traffic ticket for sweeping trash from curbs and gutters in the street near her Columbus home, despite earlier 1980 state commendation by the Ohio General Assembly for community well being. Officer Paul Clark says she violated city code by sweeping in the street after prior warnings and near miss with a car.
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Columbus
UPI
Louise Rose
Ohio General Assembly
Paul Clark
Clark
Rose
Zookeeper saved from lion by belt amid playful attack
Judson Brown, 35, was bitten on the hand and forearm but not seriously hurt after a Prospect Park lion named Jessie grabbed him while he attempted to feed it. Dennis McCarthy, visiting with two children, used his belt to strike the lion and pulled Brown from the cage with zoo official Peter French noting the animal’s playfulness.
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New York
UPI
Prospect Park
Judson Brown
Brown
Jessie
Peter Ioane
Peter French
Dennis McCarthy
French
McCarthy
Reagan Campaign Tour Draws Critics and Ford Meeting
A week of campaign travel has the president visiting North Carolina Wyoming Montana Nevada and New Mexico with GOP strategists warning of a volatile electorate. Reagan met with former President Ford at the White House to discuss the upcoming elections.
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Lacred Imajor
Nororth Carolina
Wyoming
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
GOP
Reagan
White House
Ford
Labor Leaders Rally San Francisco Against Reagan
Labor leaders denounce Reagan at a mass San Francisco rally that drew police estimates of 70,000, far surpassing the projected 15,000. AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland urged voters to reject Republicans, endorsing Brown and Bradley and supporting Burton’s re election. Ed Asner and others spoke as workers waved signs and chanted Jobs Not Jelly Beans.
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San Francisco
Afl-Cio
Lane Kirkland
Labor
Market Street
City Hall
Edmund’g. Brown Jr
U.S. Senate
Los Angeles
Tom Bradley
Phil. ‘Burton
Kirkland
Tear gas used to break up union protest at Florida site
About 500 union members padlocked a construction site at Paragon Building in Fort Lauderdale, scattering nails on an access road and assaulting non-union workers. Police in riot gear fired tear gas after the crowd gathered near 6 am. Four demonstrators were arrested, with possible charges of disorderly conduct and malicious destruction of private property.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Paragon
Opponents pitch Reagan Ranches to protest policies
Protesters in Pittsburgh New Orleans and other cities set up tent cities dubbed Reagan Ranches as a 15 city demonstration against Reaganomics. Dick Gregory camped in a rocky lot and urged the president to feel hunger while organizers said the tents will stand until Election Day to remind voters of the poor and unemployed.
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Reagan Ranches
Hoovervilles
Dick Gregory
Pittsburgh
Reagan
America
Association of Community Organizations For Reform
Organizse
Electron Y
Cape Hatteras Storm Wreaks Havoc on North Carolina Coast
An intense storm battered the North Carolina and Virginia coasts with hurricane warnings issued from Cape Lookout to Virginia. Oceanfront cottages destroyed at Kitty Hawk, two washed out to sea, and Cape Lookout area inland roads closed by overwash. New Bern saw 8 foot surges flooding the Holiday Inn and U.S. 17 near the Neuse River. Light winds tonight with fair weather tomorrow.
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Cape Hatteras
N.C
UPI
Theorth
Carolina
East Virginia
Beach Couges
Virginia
North Carolina
Cape Lookout
Kitty Hawk
Sheriffs Department
Sheriff's Department
C. 12
Hatteras Island
New Bern
Neuse River
Holiday Inn
U.S. 17
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W.Y
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Sandler
Teamsters
Ray Schoessling
Longshoreman
Jim Herman
Ed Asner
Guil
State Assembly
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Reagan Ranch
New Orleans
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