Paris bombings hit two department stores during Christmas shoppers
Two large Paris department stores, Galeries Lafayette and Printemps, were rocked by explosions injuring 39 people as police pursued anonymous claims of responsibility. A caller cited the Palestine Liberation Front faction led by Abu Abbas and threatened a third attack at Parc des Princes during a match. Police heightened security at the National Assembly and Parc des Princes.
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Paris
Francis Roy
City Rescue Service
Galeries Lafayette
Printemps
Palestine Liberation Front
Mohammed Abbas
Abu Abbas
Parc Des Princes
Agence Central de Presse
ACP
France
Iran
Palestine Liberation Organization
Abul Abbas
Achille Lauro
United States
Abbas
Mediterranean
Leon Klinghoffer
Vigor
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Cairo
National Assembly
USW Sets Tone for 1986 Talks Across Industries
United Steelworkers leaders in Pittsburgh press for higher pay and benefits for 296,000 members as master agreements in steel, aluminum, non ferrous and container sectors expire in 1986. The wage policy committee warns employers seek wage cuts to blunt high production costs and imports while urging policy changes from the Reagan administration.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
USW
U.S
United States
Reagan
Senate and House Campaign Spending Across 1984 Races
Federal Election Commission figures show 33 Senate victories cost a total of 170.5 million, averaging 2.95 million per winner, while House winners spent 127 million total or 288 636 per seat. PACs supplied 105.3 million or 26.5 percent of all congressional funds. North Carolina’s Helms spent 16.5 million in the costly race against Hunt. Rockefeller and Gramm followed with 12.1 million and 9.51 million respectively.
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Washington
Federal Election Commission
FEC
Senate
North Carolina
Jesse Helms
James Hunt
Jay Rockefeller
D-W.va
Phil Gramm
R-Texas
Lorain EAGLE program ends Life Flight service funding cuts aid
The Lorain EAGLE program near the end of 1980s faces criticism from Life Flight officials in Cleveland and Toledo. Balcom blames Medicare Medicaid reimbursement cuts for the demise of the helicopter service. Funds for future hospital needs must be redirected to essential patient care and research. A note mentions the closing of Elyria Memorial Hospital’s M B Johnson School of Nursing and Chico Marx’s 1891 birth in New York.
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Lorain
EAGLE
Life Flight
Cleveland
Toledo
Balcom
souiuhlTi Gilld Ig
M.B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Aomika Dasusa
Ibrahim Souss
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USVW
By Christopher Connell
Associated Press
Lorain Eagle Landing
Tan General Hospital
the Chronicle Telegram
East Avenue
P.O
Elyria
Ohio
Inc
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Qunaday
Mail
United States Daily & Sunday
Chronicle-Telegram
East Ave
Lorale
Athen
Chico
Comedian Chico Marx
New York
Georgia Mills Carpet Outlet
Vaan Rai
Anso IV
Antron II
EU Uts
SH OM
Georgia Mills
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