Crime bosses losing out on profits frozen
Sept 9 1982 report notes authorities freezing profits of crime bosses amid ongoing investigations. Authorities outline steps to disrupt criminal networks while prosecutors pursue cases across jurisdictions. No individuals named in readable text.
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Five inmates still at large after Queensboro escape
Police continue to search for five of ten inmates who fled the Queensboro State Correctional Facility earlier this week. Two were recaptured yesterday, one in a hospital bed and another who surrendered to a reporter. Three more were caught within 24 hours of the Monday night break.
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Great Lakes water policy talks begin in Michigan
Five Great Lakes governors pursue a legal framework to prevent water diversions. Meetings on Mackinac Island start the technical work toward an anti division compact. The June summit urged neighboring states’ concurrence before any water export.
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Land owner uncovers marijuana plants near 23 acres
In Youngstown Ohio veteran editor Clingan Jackson suspected grass roots activity on his newly bought land. Police found cannabis plants that could yield up to 400 pounds of dried marijuana with a value between six hundred thousand and eight hundred thousand dollars. Workers uprooted eight foot plants on site.
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Arabs approve Fez peace plan as Israel rejects it
Arab leaders in Fez adopt a joint Mideast peace plan but Israel calls it meaningless and demands recognition of Israel. Meanwhile Israel bombs four Syrian SA-9 missile batteries in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley and suffers two soldiers wounded by a land mine near Sidon.
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Bolivia Says It Will Meet Short Term Debt Obligations
Bolivia denies default claims and states it fully intends to pay $38 million due to a consortium led by Bank of America. Bank of America officials in La Paz and Caracas say payments are up to date and no default occurred. Finance Minister Alfonso Revollo notes a bank strike slowed payments but maintains timely fulfillment of obligations.
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Weather dispatch highlights dramatic storm strikes and heat records
United Press International reports heavy thunderstorms lashed southwestern deserts with 60 mph winds and half inch rains flooding Palm Springs and Tucson while showers spread from California and Arizona to the Central High Plains. Gulf Coast gale warnings and high winds affected Texas and California with a 51 air pollution index.
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