Iranian gunman hijacks Aer Lingus jet to Le Touquet
An Iranian gunman hijacked a Boeing 737 from Dublin to London with 123 aboard and forced a diversion to Le Touquet France after demanding the plane head to Tehran. The captain was ordered to leave British airspace. fuel limits and hijacker demands for the third secret of Fatima were cited. Investigations noted possible Third Secret Fatima Sect links amid IRA context.
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LE Touquet
France
UPI
Aer Lingus
Dublin
London
Tehran
British Civil Aviation Authority
Heathrow
Edward Foyle
Britain
Iran
Irish Republican Army
Merthe Co building to rise again as professional offices
Elyria plans to restore the Merthe Co building into a 25,000 square foot mixed use space with offices, possible retail and a ground floor restaurant. Thomas Patton and architect William Eberhard aim for a $825,000 renovation, 6 to 7 months, and tenant move in by April 1982.
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Merthe Co
Elyria
Thomas Patton
Avon Lake
William Eberhard
Cleveland
Patton
Eberhard
Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank
Elyria Realtor
Les Drage
William D
Bud” Taylor
Lorain County
New York
Chicago
Billie Jean King admits past affair amid lawsuit
Billie Jean King held a news conference with husband Larry to address a lawsuit by Marilyn Barnett alleging a secret relationship and promised support. King admitted an affair in the past, denied promising financial aid, and blamed Barnett for the suit while vowing to continue her tennis plans this spring.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Billie Jean King
Mrs. King
Marilyn Barnett
Miss Barnett
Malibu
Calif
New York
Marilyn
Billie Jean
Automakers hail Japan import cutbacks as a relief
US automakers welcome a 1.68 million 1981 cap on Japanese car exports, view it as largely symbolic given current inventories and market size. Chrysler, GM, Ford leaders see limited immediate impact but praise defusing protectionist pressure and aiding competitive reform. Union leader Fraser calls 1.68 million too high but positive for US jobs.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors Corp
Roger B. Smith
Smith
Congress
John Danforth
R-Mo
Ford
Chrysler
Ford Motor Co
Philip Caldwell
Reagan
United Auto Workers Union
Douglas A. Fraser
U.S
DMSO debate: wonder drug or risky unknown
In Cleveland, DMSO faces claims of safety and efficacy from supporters while critics warn of unknown long term effects. FDA notes no medical approval beyond interstitial cystitis yet gray market sales thrive through outlets and mail order. Experts vary, with some physicians supporting cautious use for arthritis and sprains, others warning of impurities and dangerous labeling.
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Cleveland
George Slowinski
Discount Drug
Martin Elyria
Chemsol, Inc
Avon
FDA
Arthur L. Scherbel
Cleveland Clinic
Scherbel
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English Channel
Paris
Fatima
Northern Ireland
Ulster
IRA
Bobby Sands
Merthe
Les
Visnapun & Associates, Inc
AL Religion
Paris Russell
House
Merchant Marine Committee
Washington, D.C
Larry
Chrysler Corp
Lee A. Tacocca
Tokyo
Japan
David Knox
Federal Food and Drug Administration
The
Arthritis Foundation
Steven Nelson
Foundation
Northeastern
Ohio
Nelson
Kevin Kramer
Chagrin Falls
Kramer
Darrel Gerard
Chesterfield
Parity Corp
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