Air war against Medfly off to bumpy start
In California a lone pesticide helicopter began spraying a 50 square mile zone of affluent suburbs including Palo Alto Los Altos and Los Altos Hills as a second chopper faced mechanical problems. Mayor Janet Hayes witnessed the pre dawn operation while residents weighed concerns about malathion exposure and protests remained limited.
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Medfly
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Calif
UPI
California
Janet Hayes
Highway Patrol
State Department of Health
San Francisco Bay
AAG Sasmcrs
Sie Suas
Palo Alto
Los Altos
Los Altos Hills
Mountain View
Sunnyvale
Tors
Vietnam
Hanoi
John McCloskey
Paul
Pete” McCloskey
R-Calif
Lizzy Payne
Menlo Park
Cancer Research Laboratory
Three Boys Found In Closet Not Murder Victims
WAUKESHA Wis AP three boys aged 11 7 and 4 disappeared while playing on an apartment lawn and were found suffocated in a linen closet in a vacant unit. Coroner says blood likely from their escape efforts not homicide and police note unclear how they entered the locked apartment.
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Waukesha, Wis
Eddy Saycocie
Benjamin McDonald
Timothy Eman
Waukesha. Wis
Waukesha
Donald Eggum
Eggum
Robert Horstmeir
CIA Shakeup Deepens As Hugel Case Faces Scrutiny
The article reports CIA leadership turmoil tied to the Hugel case with Stanley Sporkin probing. Reagan backs Casey while noting ongoing SEC-related legal questions from Multiponics. Hugel’s replacement is career CIA officer Stein, described by peers as steady and hardworking. Multiplied by a Brooklyn birth, Hugel founded Brother International in postwar years and faces insider trading allegations.
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CIA
Stanley Sporkin
Hugel
Gergen
Reagan
Casey
Stein
Yale
Europe
Africa
Cambodia
Libya
Emory C. Swank
U.S
Post
Huge
Wall Street
Thomas R. McNeil
Samuel F
Brother International
Brother Industries Ltd
McNeils
SEC
Virginia
Escargot contest crowns 350-snail winner in D.C.
In Washington a Bastille Day event drew 400 entrants for an escargot eating championship. Thomas Greene, 41, of Deale Maryland, consumed 350 snails and won a trip to Paris which he donated to his grandmother.
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Dominique D'Ermo
Cecil Andrus
D'Ermo
Paris
Guy
Thomas Greene
Deale
Haig pushes prudent talks on arms limits with Soviets
Secretary of State Haig outlined that the United States aims for formal talks with Moscow between mid November and mid December to limit medium range nuclear weapons while vowing to counter Soviet aggression. He tied arms control to a strong defense and warned against sacrificing deterrence and parity. Observers noted the speech framed principles without new policy, as Haig prepares for U N discussions on European missiles to offset SS 20s. A brief protest by six members of the Peoples Anti War Mobilization occurred at the New York Hilton Hotel.
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New York
UPI
Alexander Haig
United States
Moscow
Washington
Haig
Foreign Policy Association
NATO
Kremlin
Andrei Groymko
U.N. General Assembly
Europe
People's
New York Hilton
el Salvador
Secret Service
U S economic policy defends summit stance with Europe
Washington reports Reagan to brief on Ottawa talks with seven nations as Haig defends U S austerity. Western leaders led by Mitterand and Schmidt pressed Washington over high interest rates hurting Europe. U S officials counter that dollar rescue and allied consultation justify the policy. Nations at the conference include United States Canada Britain West Germany France Italy and Japan.
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Washington
UPI
Ottawa
United States
Reagan
Canada
France
Japan
Italy
Francois Mitterand
Helmut Schmidt
West Germany
Bonn
Western Europe
U.S
Foreign Policy Association
New York
Haig
State Department
North Atlantic Council
Britain
Pratage Pali Port City Brief Reads Odd OCR Snippet
A fragmented OCR item from the Pratage Pali port area yields unclear details about dates names or events. readable portions reference a 0 and 44038 code or location with no coherent narrative or definitive action.
O'Connor Confirmation Push Gains Momentum in DC
Arizona Judge Sandra O'Connor met presidents Reagan and Senate leaders in Washington as she seeks confirmation as the first woman on the Supreme Court. Supporters predict easy passage with key senators backing her amid opposition mainly from conservatives.
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Washington
UPI
Arizona
Sandra O'Connor
Supreme Court
Reagan
Bsen
Haw
Senate
Dennis DeConcini
Arizona Appeals Court
Senate Judiciary Bond
R-S.c
Thermond
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IIT
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McNeil
Brother International Corp
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