Gunmen attack motorcade in El Salvador amid unrest
Gunmen attacked the motorcade of Julio Samayoa secretary general of El Salvador's ruling Christian Democratic Party near Jiquilisco. No injuries reported. Attacks on politicians continued as clashes surged in the civil war. Pope John Paul II urged an end to foreign intervention urging voters to back the April elections.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
UPI
Christian Democratic Party
Rome
John Paul II
Catholic Church
Julio Samayoa
Jiquilisco
PARTY
Samayoa
Roberto D’aubuisson
Republican Alliance
San Sebastian
Four FALN devices explode near Wall Street buildings
Four powerful hazardous devices exploded in New York’s Wall Street financial district late Sunday, injuring no one and causing only glass breakage and minor damage. The FALN claimed responsibility in a multi page communique found north of Wall Street. The Merrill Lynch, Chase Manhattan, New York Stock Exchange, and American Stock Exchange buildings were targeted within a 30 minute span before trading reopened.
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New York
UPI
FALN
Wall Street
New York and
U.S. House
Puerto Rico
Edward Leschack
Merrill Lynch
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Dinner theater fire at Hilltop House causes major loss
A dinner theater at the Hilltop House building exploded into flames around 4:25 pm on Sunday, injuring none reported. Witnesses described smoke and roof collapse as investigators questioned staff and patrons regarding the cause amid reports of an earlier blast and a FALN communique claiming responsibility for bombings in New York and national targets.
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Richard Sherwood
Amtrak
Elyria Police Department
Norman
Sherwood
Delores Wills
Gus Zaffer
John Bartone
Hilltop House
Bartone
FALN
Puerto Rico
Patrick Murphy
Police Department
Murphy
Williams fights to keep investigation alive in 27 slayings
Wayne B Williams fears closing the books on 27 slayings will hinder his chance of exoneration. The 23 year old photographer was convicted of two murders and sentenced to two life terms. Prosecutors say 28 youths died in a 22 month span. authorities may close many cases on the task force list.
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Atlanta
Wayne B. Williams
Alvin Binder
Williams
Binder
Superior Court
Nathaniel Cater
Jeromy Ray Payne
Clarence Cooper
Georgia
Cater
Payne
The
Atlanta Journal
John Howard Porter
Porter
Lewis Slaton
Robbie Hamrick
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Journal Report
Builders eye interest free loans on homes in Ohio
Akron area builders plan interest free loans to spur home sales amid a severe slump. Buyers must put down one third and clear the balance in five years, with monthly installments of 615 or 665 after a 20,000 down payment. Firms Wagler Construction and Fitzpatrick Enterprises own 67 lots and offer two and three bedroom ranch styles priced 56,900 to 59,900, plus others range 60,000 to 115,000.
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AKRON
UPI
Phil Wagler
Phil Wagler Construction Inc
Uniontown
Fitzpatrick Enterprises
Canton
Ohio
Scott Fitzpatrick
Wagler
Mexican leader warns U S over backing repressives in Central America
Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo urged the Reagan administration to avoid supporting depressive regimes as he praised the U S aid plan for Central America. He noted talks with President Reagan and emphasized pursuing negotiations with Cuba through Haig and Rodriguez to ease tensions.
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Mexico City
UPI
Jose Lopez Portillo
Reagan
Central America
U.S
Lopez Portillo
Caribbean
Washington
Japan
Mainichi
United States
Cuba
Alexander) Haig
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
Haig
Rodriguez
Working moms rocked by Reagan budget
Washington reports that under Reagan's 1983 budget welfare parents in many states would gain little or no incentive to work. A University of Chicago study found 24 states where working welfare parents would earn less than stay-at-home parents, with only a few states showing small gains.
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Washington
UPI
Reagan
University of Chicago
Center For the Study of Social Policy
Hawaii
Alaska
Reagan seeks to ease opposition to tax relief package
President Reagan meets with Republican leaders from the Senate Finance Committee led by Bob Dole to discuss altering his 1993 tax relief plan and cost of living adjustments. Dole warns of changes to achieve broad support while the deficit outlook grows and alternatives to the budget are explored ahead of fund raising trips and a Los Angeles Board of Supervisors session on New Federalism.
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Washington
UPI
Reagan
Senate Finance Committee
Bob Dole
Kansas
Wyoming
New Mexico
Malcolm Wallop
Harrison Schmitt
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
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Edmundo Palacios
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Wayne Williams
Gus Zaffer Center
Tom Mahl
James Blum
Blum
the Chronicle Telegram
East Avenue
Eva
Elyria
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Sunda Corner
Marlin
Estmaster
Chronicle-Telegram
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Lorain
Cleveland
Janice Susak
Fuerzas Armadas de Liberacion Nacional
Armed Forces For National Liberation
New York City
Chicago
Fraunces Tavern
United Nations
Messsage
Brink
Nyack
N.Y
Weather Underground
Black Liberation Army
Steven Morales
New York Exchange
Pat Molloy
Fulton County
Wayne
Dole
Congress
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Santa Barbara
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