Mafia hit man Barbosa slain in gangland style shooting
In San Francisco 42 year old Joe Barboza once a government key witness and former enforcer for organized crime was gunned down by shotgun blasts from a passing van as he exited a friend's home. Police describe the killing as an execution style hit tied to his past mafia testimony.
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San Francisco
Matis
Joe
Th Baron" Barboza
Charles Ellis
Barboza
New England
Boas
Raymond Patriarea
Prion
Barbora
Ted Sharliss
Ater Barbara
Santa Rosa
Sonoma County
Calif
Joseph Kentley
Barbers
San Francisco Bay Area
Bentley
Joseph Doruill
Maggie Delfel
CIA ends paid ties with U S newsmen as spies policy
Washington A P CIA chief George Bush announced immediate termination of all paid or contractual links with full time or part time U S news correspondents accredited by U S media outlets. Existing arrangements will be phased out as feasible. The agency said it will welcome information from media and clergy but not reveal cooperating individuals names.
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Washington
CIA
Maya
U.S
CLA
George Bush
New York City
Angola
Bureau
Kelley
Justice Department
Herman Badillo
D-N.y
House
Ura
Intelligence Committee
Bush
Wiliam E. Colby
Grant stores close request challenged by stockholders
W T Grant Co seeks court permission to close the remaining 59 stores after shrinking from 1 074 to 715 closed locations and cutting about 50 000 of 65 000 employees since October 2. creditors pressures drive the move while 40 000 stockholders challenge the action in U S District Court.
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New York
U.S
Variety
Laiu
mid-Atlantic
Fie
New York Times
Montgomery Ward
Kresge Co
Greyhound Corp
Kamat
IRA member dies in British jail during hunger strike
Frank Stagg, an IRA member, dies in Wakefield Jail on the 61st day of a hunger strike. The Home Office warned that underground Catholics could resume bombing in Britain if his death occurs. Stagg, 34, was serving a one year sentence for IRA activity in Britain and began fasting December 3.
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IRA
London
England
Frank Stagg
Irish Republican Army
Wakefield
British
Home Office
Northern Ireland
Britain
Stagg
Alteynpt
Salement
Stage
Abartyr
Northern Ireland violence and IRA tactics amid Britain attacks
Since 1972 at least 60 people have died in Belfast and beyond with responsibility attributed to the IRA. Protests seek end to British rule in Northern Ireland and a united Ireland. Recent incidents include the London assassination of Ross McWhirtee and a wave of restaurant bombings killing eight and injuring 187.
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Beiain
de Molenve
Northern Ireland
IRA
Britain
Ross McWhirtee
Meewards
Reagan Outspends Ford in Early Primary States
Washington AP reports Reagan spent about 1.25 million in January across states including Florida New Hampshire and Illinois versus Ford 723512. Reagan led in private contributions and held 592473 cash on hand while Ford had 53,155 more. Overall last year Reagan raised 1.93 million spent 1.51 million. Ford raised 1.69 million spent 1.47 million.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Florida
Reagan
Federal Election Commission
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Ilinois
North Carolina
Commission
FEC
District of Columbia
Political Developments in Alaska Caucuses and New Hampshire
Sen Henry M Jackson led Democratic candidates in Alaska with about 35 percent of delegates as results lagged. Carter held 10 percent and 5 percent were uncommitted. Reagan pressed campaign in New Hampshire amid mixed forecasts as Ford’s recent visit drew criticism. Gregg shifted his vote-share expectation upward.
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Henry M. Jackson
Alaska
Jackson
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Reagan
New Hampshire
Ford
Hugh Gregg
Gregg
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Hagerstown
Paramount
Ince
Ewer
Wren
Niu
Bible Thought
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Potomac Business Equipment
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Dentler
Vaave 13 Te
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Long Meadow Shopping Center
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