Bomb threat at Los Angeles airport cited no injuries
A luggage containing a time bomb was found in a baggage sorting area at Los Angeles International Airport and removed by police. The device did not explode, no injuries reported, and flights were not delayed. Authorities withheld details on discovery and disarmament while FBI and police investigated. Meanwhile former first lady Bess Truman returned home after 22 days in hospital for an intestinal ulcer.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles International
Dale Harris
American Airlines
San Diego
New York
Harris
FBI
Philippine Airlines
Independence
Bess Truman
Research Medical Center
Wallace Graham
Truman
Harry S. Truman
Kansas City
Graham
Mrs. Truman
U.S. deficit hits 108.95 billion through August
Treasury data show the 11 month deficit at 108.95 billion with one month left in fiscal 1982. Higher unemployment costs, lower corporate taxes and slower revenue growth push the total beyond the prior record. August alone ran 14.7 billion in red ink as spending outpaced revenues 59.6 to 44.9 billion.
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UPI
Treasury Department
Ford Administration
Treasurgent
Department
Driver injures eight on Bourbon Street rampage
An unidentified driver in New Orleans plowed through two cars and four pedestrians on Bourbon Street near the French Quarter at about 3 am. Eight people were injured as police rescued a 41 year old suspect from a hostile crowd and prepared charges of negligent injury and driving under the influence. Witnesses described a deliberate path toward pedestrians and a reckless getaway into a nude club, with one person dragged under the wheels. A patrol officer and bystanders recounted a chaotic scene with some urging deadly action while others restrained the driver and helped victims. The incident followed another Bourbon Street crash in a month.
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UPI
Bourbon Street
Tim Morris
Morris
U S Stands Up For Israelis at IAEA Suspension
The Reagan administration will reassess participation in the IAEA after Israel’s credentials were suspended by a 41-39 vote. U.S. and British delegates walked out in protest. Israel called the move an act of international lawlessness amid broader politicization of the IAEA.
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Austria
International Atomic Energy Pac
Israel
Lebanon
Iraq
U.S
Kenneth Davis
IAEA
Davis
Faye
Washington
State Department
Reagan
SAEA
United States
Uzi Eilam
France
West Germany
Britain
Sweden
Egypt
Romania
Allied Bendix Martin Marietta end tie up creates Allied mega merger
Allied and Bendix will be absorbed into a single Allied entity after a 1.9 billion dollar deal that also reshapes Marietta. Bendix shareholders gain 85 per share, Marietta stock will be bought back, and United Technologies may still bid. Allied gains aerospace and expands its empire, while Bendix becomes a subsidiary with Agee remaining as president and chairman of Allied. The agreement avoids further legal action among the three firms and preserves Marietta’s independence while consolidating leverage in defense and electronics.
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New York
Bendix Corp
Martin Marietta Corp
Allied Corp
Bendix
Marietta
Wall Street
United Technologies Corp
Syracuse
Allied
Prestolite
Eltra
Solvay
Jamesville
United Technologies
Carrier Corp
Chrysler Corp
Aerospace
William Agee
Automotive
Agee
Southfield
Mich
Morristown
N.J
Conoe
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Italian Troops Arrive as Beirut Standoff Delays U S Mission
A standoff delays peace troops with Italy reporting 100 men landed before returning to Larnaca while France holds most units at the ambassador's residence near the Green Line. American landings were unclear as gunfire struck Israeli soldiers in Hamra Street.
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Perseo
Beirut
Larnaca
Cyprus
Museum
Hamra
Weather Forecast Sees Record Cold Sweeps South
A rush of cold air sent heavy rain into the Midwest while the South endured a third straight day of record cold. Western cities hit 100s as Minnesota braced for a hard freeze and upper Great Lakes posted warnings amid strong winds. Flooding swamped Rockville Indiana and scattered rain fell from Sault Ste. Marie to Decatur Illinois with showers extending from the Ohio Valley to Texas.
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Sault Ste. Marie
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Decatur
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