Investigation Planned After Central America Commission Break-In
Washington police confirmed a break-in at 3 47 p m Saturday at the Commission on U S Central American Relations offices. A second story window was smashed and file drawers opened. The staff will conduct a detailed internal inquiry as the panel probes drug smuggling and arms deals tied to Contra rebels in Nicaragua.
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Congress weighs dismantling Poseidon sub to honor SALT II
Senate leader Robert Byrd says Congress could drydock and dismantle an aging Poseidon submarine to stay within the unratified SALT II limits while avoiding blanket approval of the pact. He urged President Reagan to act.
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Diversification Focus at ADAPT 100 Conference Opens
Farmers gather in Des Moines for a 12 day ADAPT 100 conference sponsored by Successful Farming magazine. Doug Emanuel from North Bend Nebraska among 5500 attendees will hear 100 diversification ideas including selling to restaurants, farm fishing charges, venison deer farming and corn lighter fluid production.
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Iowa
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Pierce To Be Re Trial In Rossi Slaying
Lawyers prepare to select jurors for the re trial of Marcellus Pierce in the killing of University of South Carolina student Barbara Lynn Rossi. A Richland County jury previously convicted Pierce and two co defendants of kidnapping rape and murder and he faces the electric chair. The state Supreme Court ordered the retrial due to judge errors. Nesmith and Joyner may testify as witnesses.
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Governor's Carelighting Postponed by Weather
Foul weather delays the state carelighting on the Statehouse grounds delaying the 1,200 voice Carolighting Choir and the lighting of the state Christmas tree. Officials push the ceremony to 5 30 p m next Sunday and await forecast improvements for a safer event.
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Castro Blasts Chaos In The Workplace In Havana Speech
President Fidel Castro rapped chaos and anarchy in Cuban workplaces at a Havana party congress. He warned that factory inefficiency and absenteeism threaten five year economic goals set by the Communist Party.
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Pope Ends Longest Pilgrimage in Seychelles
Pope John Paul II arrives in Victoria Seychelles after a rain soaked touchdown marking the final stop of his longest pastoral pilgrimage. He tours Mahe Island, preaches on family and marriage, and inspires Seychellois Catholics amid a 66 000 population and a 6 mile coastal road march.
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Shiites Pledge Help For Hostages In Lebanon
In Beirut Shiite religious leader Sheik Mohammad Shamseddin pledged to aid two American envoys seeking the release of 17 foreign hostages in Lebanon. Mehdi hopes talks start within a week and at least one hostage may be freed before Christmas. Anglican envoy Terry Waite said he resumed contacts to secure releases.
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National Council For Islamic Affairs
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Christmas boycott targets white owned businesses in Johannesburg
Anti apartheid activists launch a Christmas boycott of white owned stores and Soweto council members to protest the state of emergency and demand a merged multiracial council for Johannesburg. The action runs through December 31 with drug stores and doctors offices exempted. Congress of South African Trade Unions calls for a two hour work stoppage to honor slain activists and press for detainee releases.
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Handgun Ownership Tied to Income and Education
A national survey by Texas A&M professors finds higher income and education correlate with handgun ownership. O C Ferrell notes stereotypes are challenged as 13 percent of those earning under 15000 dollars own handguns versus 22 percent of those earning over 45000 dollars.
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