U.S. jets in Beirut hills amid terror threat
U.S. warplanes flew sorties over Beirut and hills above the Marine base as part of heightened reconnaissance after threats of death by own action terrorist attacks. The operation followed Iran being listed as a terrorist nation and amid ongoing clashes between Druse and Christian militiamen in southern Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
Voie of
Christian Phalange Party
Iran
Souk el-Gharb
Keith Oliver
Kharroub
Israel
Syria
Today
Druse
Walid Jumblatt
Amin Gemayel
Tishrin
Largest cocaine smuggling ring indicted in U S history
A prison cell ordered-murder accusation tops a 53 indictment list in a billion-dollar cocaine smuggling ring. Indictments unsealed in Atlanta Los Angeles Miami and Little Rock detail flights from South America and the Caribbean to U S airports and remote strips. Authorities say five tons valued at $3.8 billion entered over 14 months with 2,700 pounds seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Miami
Little Rock
Ark
South Amer Ia
Caribbean
United States
FBI
Jim Nelson
Post office bans purple ink for stamp cancellations
The U S Postal Service abandoned a purple canceling ink after finding a household cleaner could remove the mark and allow stamp reuse. Introduced in 1972 and officially dropped in 1982, it remained in Wilmington, Delaware. Tampering with stamps is a federal offense. two related prosecutions occurred, including a minister fined $500 and $50,000 in cleaned stamps seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Postal Service
Philatelist
Liberty Stamp Co
Marion
Wilmington
Del
Lou Eberhard
Postal Service
Tom Naeter
The
Postal Inspection Service
Columbia
Miss
Daghey
Elyria newspaper postal details and delivery options
Second class postage paid at Elyria Ohio. Published daily except Christmas by The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company. 225 East Avenue PO Box 410 Elyria Ohio. 44936. Single copy daily 25 cents, Sunday 40 cents. Home delivery by carrier day and Sunday 1.85 per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyna
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Compan
East Avenue
Elyria
Eleven-year-old rescues elderly neighbor from burning apartment
In Newport News Virginia an 11-year-old boy Timothy Diakis crawled through smoke and flames to pull 83-year-old Sarah Sherman from a burning apartment. He and Sherman were hospitalized with burns as responders evacuated others. Tim credited safety tips and TV demonstrations for his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Timothy Diakis
Sarah Sherman
Tim
Mrs. Sherman
Dion
Mrs. Diakis
Chris
Diakis
Tim Diakis
Hampton
General Hospital
Fire Department
Dick van Dyke
Public Service TV
Four year old frozen boy regains breathing after lake rescue
In Chicago a 4-year-old boy who was clinically dead after 20 minutes submerged in 32 degree Lake Michigan is breathing on his own. Doctors warn of likely learning disabilities even if recovery continues. Jimmy Tootlewicz improved after being taken off a respirator and emerging from a coma. brain scans show normal function but long term impact remains uncertain. Parents express cautious optimism as trust funds raise funds to cover medical costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jimmy Tootlewicz
Zehava Noah
Children's Memorial Hospital
Jimmy
Ms. Noah
Lake Michigan
Noah
mupoLusthe Waal
Kathy
Terrence
Gardener on trial claims pesticides caused temporary insanity
In Middlesex Superior Court defense lawyer Robert Mardirosian argues that David A. Garabedian 23 of Chelmsford was mentally impaired by lawn chemicals when he allegedly strangled Eileen Muldoon 34 and battered her with a rock in Dunstable last March. The Old Fox Lawn Care worker, hired to inspect the lawn, faces a murder trial expected to last about three weeks. Neighbor Alexander McEachern Jr. testified he heard screams as Garabedian visited the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mardirosian
Middlesex Superior Court
Mardirosian
David A. Garabedian
Chelmsford
Garabedian
Eileen Muldoon
Dunstable
Old Fox Lawn Care Co
Old Fox
Mardirasian
Neigaoor
Murdoons
Alexander McEachern Jr
Meese hearings seen as chance to attack GOP justice
Senate Democrats plan to press the Meese nomination for attorney general, using hearings to challenge Justice Department policies while Republicans expect a smooth path. Leadership signals prompt, pointed questions on enforcement of Voting Rights Act, Civil Rights Act, FOIA, and First Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Democrats
Edwin Meese
ITI
Justice Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
Reagan
Havean
William French Smith
Meese
Judiciary Committee
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
White House
GOP
Sens
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Charles Grassley
Town
Alan K. Simpson
Wyoming
Arlen Specter
Pennsylvania
Marco
Law
Congress
Anti-abortionists target six senators in drive
National Right To Life leaders named six senators Cohen Kassebaum Percy Baucus Pryor and Levin as political enemies citing their votes on abortion They plan no immediate challenger threats and stressed voters should weigh the full Senate record They praised Reagan as essential to the movement amid the annual March For Life in Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Cohen
Maine
National Right To Life Committee
Nancy Kassebaum
Kansas
Charles Percy
Hainois
Max Baucus
Montana
David Pryor
Arkansas
Carl Levin
Michigan
March For Life
Reagan
Douglas Johnson
Sandra Faucher
Sens. Cohen
Kassebaum
Senate
Cohen
Philip Shandler
Levin
Percy
Kathy Lydon
Also Mentioned on This Page
A-4 Chronicle- icle-Telegram
Beirut Hills
Cuba
Libya
South Yemen
Gemayel
Pierre Gemayel
Colombia
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Rockwood
Reading
Crystal River
Fla
la Fayette
Thedpla Dell
Post Office
the Chronicle Telegram
Eilyria
Parvati
Aukade
Mail
United States Daily & Sunday
East Ave PO
Bismie Ars Vue
Cheveland
Children’s
Cambridge
Mags
Robert Barton
Dems
Howard Baker
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Thurmond
Capitol Hill
Butsen
Joe Biden
D-Del
People's Attorney
Supreme Court
Johnson
Ronald Reagan
Faucher