NASA identifies remains of Challenger astronaut Jarvis
Gregory Jarvis is confirmed among the seven Challenger astronauts after pathologists identified the latest remains. Bruce Jarvis reports officials notified him, and the family hopes for burial arrangements, possibly next month, with Jarvis to be laid to rest in Hermosa Beach, California.
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Chrysler Offers 6.8% On Some Cars and Trucks
DETROIT AP Chrysler Corp announces 6.8 percent inter est loans for up to 60 months on subcompact Dodge Omni Plymouth Horizon cars and certain light trucks. The move follows GM price increases while Chrysler holds off longer price hikes. Chrysler also offers rebates of 500 dollars on most lines and 1,000 dollars on others. Ford extends financing incentives of 7.7 percent on subcompacts and 9.9 percent on other cars through Sunday.
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Ford Motor Co
Weekend Weather Outlook Delivers Cool, Clear Skies
Cool weekend expected with clear skies and highs in the 70s. Lows drop to the 40s tonight and in the 50s tomorrow night. Monday brings passing clouds and daytime temperatures in the 60s with 40s again at night. Details on Page 4A.
Embassies Protests Heighten Security Worldwide
Crowds surrounded U S embassies protesting the Libya attack as terrorists kill hostages in Lebanon and hurl stones at missions in Tunisia and Costa Rica. U S officials warn of further shocks while tightening security abroad and in Central America amid threats from Libyans and allied groups.
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U.S.A
Poland
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Dhaka
Honduras
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Carl Gidlund
Nicaragua
San Jose
Lewis A. Tambs
Tourism Institute
Pentagon lauds Libyan raid despite noted flaws
The Defense Department praised the nighttime bombing blitz on Libyan targets as a near flawless operation under difficult conditions yet admitted several flaws. Officials said over 100 aircraft hit five targets, with some bombers and jets forced to abort missions and possible collateral damage to a Tripoli residential area.
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Khadafy
DOE plans to close SRP Area M seepage basin
The Department of Energy announced plans to close the Area M seepage basin at the Savannah River Plant. The closure plan has been submitted to the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control, with a 45 day public comment period and availability of copies at DHEC offices in Aiken and Columbia. Written comments go to DHEC assistant deputy commissioner Robert W. King Jr. The basin will be replaced by a wastewater treatment facility where liquid effluent is filtered and tested before potential release to on site streams. sludge remains in tanks. Congress ordered cessation of basin use in 1985, with DOE studying disposal options under Clean Water Act guidelines.
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Environmental Quality Control Office
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Columbia
Robert W. King Jr
Lewis C. Goldell
Environmental Division
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