Heat-sensing copter aids hunt for two Arkansas escapees
In Madison County North Carolina a heat sensing helicopter joined 200 officers in the search for Jimmy Rios and William Bray two inmates from Franklin County jail Arkansas believed armed with a .22 rifle and the trooper's handgun. They are charged with murder in the line of duty. The manhunt near Spring Creek focuses on the rugged Blue Ridge region with roads blocked and trunks checked.
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Spring Creek
N.C
Blue Ridge Mountains
Highway Patrol
George Dowdle
Madison County
Jimmy Rios
William Bray
Franklin County
Arkansas
Dowdle
Broadhounds
Tom Battle
Rios
Bray
Ozark Mountains
Robert L. Coggins
Bryson City
Stolen Arkansas pickup hunted after deputy stops pursuit
"We're certain they're still in the area." Sgt Tom Battle said after stopping a stolen Arkansas pickup. Minutes earlier 17-year-old Linda Justice, fiancee of missing Coggins, drove past the trooper. Agencies searched Doggett Mountain area with checkpoints and mountain patrols while Fairfax County police added a helicopter and infrared gear.
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Arkansas
Coggins
Linda Justice
Spring Creek
Miss Justice
Virginia
Doggett Mountain
Tennessee
Duchesne to Get $450,000 Bowling Alley
A Utah town with a surplus budget request gains a six lane bowling alley funded by the Bureau of Reclamation. It costs $450,000 and will be built in Duchesne population 1,730 despite congressional grumbling.
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Washington
Utah
Duchesne
U.S. Bureau For Reclamation
Congress Eyes Trade Gap Hearing Amid Job Loss Fear
In Washington the House Ways and Means Committee holds a showcase hearing on the growing trade deficit and job losses. USTR Clayton Yeutter and AFL-CIO head Lane Kirkland testify as Commerce reports a near record 31.3 billion deficit for April through June, signaling a shift in 1986 campaign dynamics. President Reagan pushes to expedite exports and oppose broad protectionism while trade bills flood the congressional docket.
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Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Afl-Cio
Lane Kirkland
Commerce Department
Senate
Cecil Heftel
Hawaii
Senate Finance Committee
International Trade Panel
Reagan
Yeutter
GOP
U.S
Textile protection bill would survive Reagan veto sponsor says
Rep. James Broyhill of North Carolina announced that the House will likely approve a protectionist textile and apparel import bill and override a presidential veto. More than 290 House members have cosponsored, with 54 senators backing the measure in the Senate. The bill targets Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea and China, aiming to enforce quotas as MFA agreements near expiration.
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Ways and Means Committee
Washington
House of Representatives
Broyhill
Congress
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Korea
China
MFA
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Fairfax County
Tom Lines
Fairfax County Police
Sines
Darlene Houlmitsinger
North Carolina
Robert Coggins
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Goran
Seagram
CROWN
Rebs
M&a
Lake Country
Inglenook
Chablis
Johnnie Walker
Fleischmann
BIG Gin
Gordon’s
Taylor
Gilbey
Les
Mailin
Bigligis
Nottingham Discount Liquors
Fay’s
Nottingham Plaza
Hallinan
Fairmount Fair
W. Geneseo St
GLEE
Seneca Liquor Store
Valley Dr
Ser
Liquor Korner
Sweetheart
S. Main St
Manlius Liquors
Fayette St
Elle Its
Cicero Liquor Store
Brewerton Rd
Ballantines
Reb
America
Disaranno
Clayton Yeutter
White House
Luxembourg
Ballantine
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