Hijackers still press for demands amid hostage swap in Damascus
In Damascus the hijackers of a Pakistan Airlines jet kept pressing for consent to their addass of two relatives to return home and sell property for conversion to currency to fund a Libya escape. They warned they would kill hostages if demands are not met, while some freed prisoners remained unlocated or reluctant to travel to Libya.
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Chronicle-Telegram omits four pages due to mechanical issues
Mechanical problems forced the Thursday edition to omit Accent page on A-8 Editorial page on A-9 and comics pages on C-9. The regular Accent Editorial and Comics pages are restored in their usual CT spots in today’s issue.
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Police link three Lorain County men to multi-state stamp theft ring
Police and the FBI probe whether three Lorain County men charged with a February 22 aggravated burglary in Springfield are tied to a broader stamp and coin theft ring spanning up to 14 states. John Kennedy, James Kennedy, and Joseph Richardy are free on 40000 bond awaiting trial after notebooks with 1000 plus collectors' names and maps were found. Detectives pursue connections to organized crime as confiscated items include two Cincinnati stamp collections and a cache of catalogs for numismatic and philatelic groups.
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Green Berets Sent to Salvador Amid Vietnam Fear
Washington moves to assist El Salvador with counter insurgency training as 15 Army Special Forces troopers join to train government troops. Officials say no deeper U.S. involvement planned, while a $140 million aid package is readied with both U.S. and international funding. The Green Berets join 39 advisers already in place with 12 more arriving from the Panama Canal Zone.
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Pease proposes 1982 budget with surplus and targeted cuts
US Representative Don J. Pease responds to Reagan by unveiling a 712.4 billion dollar fiscal year 1982 budget aiming for a 10.8 billion dollar surplus. He pledges a 40 billion in cuts across federal programs while preserving areas like Amtrak and legal services. He calls for closing tax loopholes to fund social programs and a 23.8 billion defense increase.
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Stocks Near 1000 In Record Trading
The Dow Jones industrial average rose toward 1,000 in early trading before profit taking. It gained about 8 points to 997 in the first half hour, then slipped to 993.07 by 11 a.m. NYSE turnover hit a record 24.1 million shares, surpassing the previous first-hour high.
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