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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1981

Page

2

Brink's case raises specter of terrorism

Eight years after Vietnam and the antiwar era, a new terror threat emerges in New York. Law enforcement links a May 19 Coalition joining Weather Underground remnants and the Black Liberation Army to a Brink's armored car raid in Rockland County. Police name Nat Burns and other suspects, with a nationwide web of bomb manuals and targets found in raids.

New York Vietnam Congress United States Europe Ho Chi Minh Old Weather Underground Black Liberation Army Coalition Brink Rockland County Flushing New York City Nat Burns Black Panther Party Brooklyn Bronx East Orange N.J Manhattan Queens County Courthouse New York Subway Clinton Pagano New Jersey

Widow cries at grave of Brink’s guard in New Jersey

Josephine Paige, widow of Brink’s security guard Peter Paige, mourns at the grave site in South Brunswick after his funeral. Paige was killed during the bloodied 1.4 million bank robbery in Nyack, New York, on Tuesday. Police also carried the coffin of Nyack officer Wavery Brown, slain at a roadblock in Nanuet while pursuing suspects tied to the Brink’s raid.

Josephine Paige Brink Peter Paige South Brunswick N.J Paige Nyack N.Y Wavery Brown Pilgrim’s Church Brown Edward O’grady Nanuet UPI

Man on trial after vampire claim tied to grandmother's murder

Brockton Mass. James P. Riva II of Marshfield is tried for murder and arson in the 1980 death of his grandmother Carmen Lopez 74 who was confined to a wheelchair. Prosecutors say he shot beat and stabbed her then burned the house while the defense seeks insanity citing a belief he was a vampire and consumed blood.

Brockton, Mass UPI James P. Riva II Marshfield Boston Jamaica Plain Carmen Lopez John T. Spinale

Reagan says AWACS sale to Saudi Arabia may pass

President Reagan pressed a last‑minute push to win a Senate vote on the 85 billion AWACS arms deal with Saudi Arabia. He meets 18 senators and may telephone others, insisting the sale strengthens US and Israeli security amid Middle East tensions. Senate opposition was strong, but White House officials say the vote tally could tighten in the president's favor.

Washington UPI Reagan Saudi Arabia Middle East Andrews Air Force Base Cancun Mexico Senate United States Israel White House Larry Speakes Edward Zormnsky D-Neb Wiliam Armstrong R-Colp David Boren Dokla Bob Kasten R-Wis Charles Grassley A-Iowa Lloyd Bentsen Texas Howard Cannon D-Nev Congress United Press International Robert Byrd West Virginia

Halloween masks boost fright with budget prices

Local retailers report costs remain surprisingly affordable for Halloween masks with common favorites including Super Heroes Sesame Street and Disney figures. Star Wars characters like Yoda are popular though surprisingly less in demand, and prices for single use masks hover around $1.99 to $6.99.

Tom Carpenter Zayre’s

Suspect in rape of nun arrested

Harold Wells, a former Chicago resident, was arrested with a girlfriend after confessing to the October 10 rape and torture of a 31 year old nun in East Harlem. Police said Wells feared a $25000 Mafia contract and fled New York for Chicago.

Chicago UPI New York City Harold Wells Sugar Greyhound Thomas Kelley Wells New York Kelley Edward Koch Max Lindman Sisters of Charity Our Lady of Mount Carmel East Harlem Lindman

Mayor Griff in Desegregation Busing Case to Supreme Court

Buffalo Mayor James Griffin appeals a May 19 1981 desegregation order forcing a city busing plan for 3000 students. He argues the city council must fund the plan and seeks standing to challenge the court order at the Supreme Court.

Supreme Court Washington UPI Buffalo, N.Y James Griffin Boards of Education Griffin California Buffalo NAACP U.S John Curtin Curtin US. Circuit Court of Appeals New York Buffalo School Board

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By Michael Coakley Chicago Tribune May 19 Coalition FBI Jeffrey Carl Jones Eleanor Stein Reskin Una Bes Vna Tuaweu Gilbert Starkey Starkey The Weather Underground Katherine Boudin David Gilbert Judith Clark Lane Boudin the Chronicle Telegram East Avenue P.O Elyria Ohio East Ave Ate Lorain Spinale Riva AWACS
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