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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1983
Page
5
In Seattle’s International District a mass shooting during an apparent robbery at a private club left 13 dead. Police found twelve bodies inside the club and two wounded victims, with one dying later at Harborview Medical Center. The motive is suspected robbery, with few additional details available.
JANA denied Sudan border threats and any Libyan troop buildup near Sudan. Radio Omdurman claimed arrests of revolutionary Khadafy followers, while Khadafy dismissed war plans and urged US noninterference. Pentagon aides planned talks with Egypt as Libyan air activity near Chad and Sudan drew attention.
The administration would share edited versions of disputed EPA documents with briefings on withheld items, then unedited versions if requested. The committee could review in closed session without guaranteed copies, as a resolution to clear Mrs Gorsuch moves forward next week.
Interior Secretary James Watt told Ohio editors that national reporters favor opinion over facts and misrepresent department achievements. He criticized special interests and described the Washington press corps as focused on emotional issues, while denying plans to drill in federal parks or sell Yellowstone or other federal lands.
A 16 year old testifies he planned to kill his abusive father for years but lacked nerve until last November. He describes arming with a slug loaded shotgun, spreading weapons around the house, and firing four of six slugs at Richard C. Jahnke, an IRS agent. He says he regretted the act and did not feel he had become a man.
Five people died when a Piper Azuritan twin engine crashed into cars in a Clairemont store lot after takeoff from Montgomery Field. Pilot Marden Dixon 41 died after burns at University of Utah Medical Center while his passenger Ed Hastings 23 also perished. FAA and NTSB investigators begin piece-by-piece wreckage analysis to determine cause.
California Governor George Deukmejian signs extradition of Ginny Foat to Louisiana where she faces murder charges from 1965 involving Moises Chayo and Donald Fitting. Foat, once a prominent feminist leader, denies the killings. Her attorney plans to appeal citing legal issues. Authorities have not stated when transfer will occur.
IRS worksheets determine how much unemployment compensation is taxable for single and married filers. If income exceeds thresholds, the taxable amount is the lesser of half the excess over the threshold or the total unemployment payment. State refunds itemized may be taxable if deductions were claimed.
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