Wallace Wins Again In Narrow Tie At Local Polls
Sept 29 1982 Wallace secures another victory as campaigns wrap up across districts. German firm faces U S scrutiny while students struggle with loan defaults. Terri’s future brightens as cathedral work resumes amid scheduling changes on A3 A4 A5 A6 A9 pages.
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Military space spending to rise sharply over five years
The Defense Department plans a swift increase in military space spending over the next five years. Under secretary Edward Aldridge said the Reagan administration aims for inflation-adjusted growth exceeding the overall military budget, while Congress must approve yearly space program funds. Bell also withdrew six proposed education regulation changes for handicapped children, signaling further review of parental consent, least restrictive environments, services, IEP timing, evaluator attendance, and personnel qualifications.
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Daily News, unions reach tentative three year contract pacts
New York AP report says The Daily News and three unions reached tentative three year contract extensions after over 17 hours of talks. An accord with eight remaining unions sought to unlock a $94 million investment and strengthen the News's economic health, with a decision expected later today.
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Free lunch luncheon attendance skews political scene
In Los Angeles a legislative luncheon at the Music Center drew only five state officials. Three of the attendees were lame duck lawmakers ousted in the June 8 primary. Participants included Sen. Paul Carpenter who lost to Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. in the U S Senate bid, Rep. Dave Stirling, and Assemblywoman Marilyn van de Kamp.
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Ronald McDonald Opens First Canadian Forces Base Restaurant
Ronald McDonald joins the Canadian army with a new McDonald’s on the Canadian Forces Base at Borden near Barrie Ontario. The 90 seat restaurant will pay rent into a non profit funds account used to provide recreation facilities for personnel on base.
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North Side bank robbery foiled before start
FBI agents arrested Vera Smith, 31, on armed robbery charges after a tip led to the thwarted Broadway Bank holdup. Lieutenant Carroll, off duty as security guard, spotted Smith with a shotgun and a note demanding cash as agents moved in before the teller finished reading.
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Marines land in Beirut to join tri national peace force
The United States begins landing 200 Marines in Beirut to join 1,162 Italians and 1,050 French in a 3,400 man peacekeeping force. A further 600 Marines arrive tomorrow at Ouzai to complete the contingent as Israeli troops hold positions near the airport amid negotiations.
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Beir ut airport patrols in Lebanon by Marines
In Beirut the 3000 man multinational force faces dangers from unexploded ordnance and local violence. Marines guard the airport while some troops may travel through hostile zones. French and Italian units patrol camps amid tensions after the Sabra Chatila massacre.
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Texas tornadoes injure six in sparsely populated area
Two tornadoes ripped through a remote Texas area injuring at least six, including a pregnant woman, as they destroyed several trailer homes. Concurrently, Utah mountain passes saw up to 2 feet of snow and a 100 year storm prompted Salt Lake City water warnings amid flood drains and contaminated systems.
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