Wives Indicted in Cyanide Deaths in U S First
Stella Maudine Nickell of Auburn charged with two deaths linked to cyanide tainted pain reliever pills. The 1986 deaths of her husband Bruce Nickell and Susan Snow prompted a large federal investigation with FBI and Auburn police involvement. Insurance policy details surfaced but motive remains unproven.
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Seattle
U.S
Stella Maudine Nickell
Auburn
Bruce
Susan Katherine Snow
FBI
Jake Evans
Seattle Times
Nickell
Royal Arrest For Envelope Toss Outside Museum
A 42 year old London man was arrested near the Victoria and Albert Museum after throwing an envelope at Prince Charles and Princess Diana. Police said the envelope's contents were not disclosed and a officer kicked it away, with the suspect detained at Chelsea police station for questioning.
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London
Prince Charles
Diana
Victoria and Albert Museum
Scotland Yard
Chelsea
Partly cloudy skies with showers possible tomorrow
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow with a 20 percent chance of showers tomorrow. Lows near the mid 40s and highs in the mid 60s. Details on Page 3A.
Deaths Harry Buff and Louis A Dudley noted
Notices list the deaths of Harry Buff of West Columbia and Louis A Dudley of Waynesboro Ga. Details appear on Page 6A with obituary information and funeral arrangements.
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Harry Buff
West Columbia
Louis A. Dudley
Waynesboro
Leaders Near End of US Soviet Summit Mix Signals
Washington AP President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev near end of a three day White House summit reporting headway but no breakthroughs on deep disputes. Arms control talks seek progress on a second agreement ahead of a possible Moscow summit next year. Shultz says progress is limited though atmosphere is cordial.
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Washington
Reagan
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
White House
Moscow
George P. Shultz
State Department
Trade Deficit Hits Record In October
The United States posted a record October trade deficit of 17.6 billion dollars, up 25.3 percent from September. The Commerce Department reported a merchandise gap of 14.1 billion in September, with October exceeding forecasts and seen as a negative signal for world markets.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Dow Jones
U S Trade Balance Sets New October Deficit Record
The October trade gap rose to 17.6 billion, surpassing the previous 16.5 billion July peak and fueling concerns it could push up U S interest rates and threaten a recession as the dollar weakens.
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U.S
United States
Dollar Hits Record Low Against Yen As Gold Nudges Higher
The dollar ended Tokyo trading at a record closing low of 132.18 yen and traded about 132.08 yen in London. Gold prices rose slightly in thin trading as markets waited for U.S. October trade data, with dealers noting a quiet market ahead of the figures.
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London
U.S
Tokyo
Europe
Milan
Trade Report Sends Market Down
New York stocks opened with a broad selloff as the Dow Jones industrial average dropped 33.82 points to 1,868.70 in the first half hour. Decliners overwhelmed advancers about 11 to 1 on the NYSE with 1,227 down, 112 up, and 253 unchanged as volume reached 29.12 million shares by 10 a.m. on Wall Street.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
DOE to appoint single contractor for Savannah River Plant
The Department of Energy plans to replace Du Pont Co as the sole operator of the Savannah River Plant with one contractor or joint venture. The contract covers plant operation, Savannah River Laboratory, and new facilities design and construction. Du Pont employs about 9,700 with a $374 million annual payroll.
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U.S. Department of Energy
The
du Pont Co
Savannah River
Secretary of Energy
John S. Herrington
Savannah River Laboratory
Herrington
DOE
Department
Washington, D.C
du Pont
Ceremony Marks 1000th Day In Captivity For Terry Anderson
On Capitol Hill a ceremony marks Terry Anderson 1000th day in captivity in Lebanon. AP hopes to boost public awareness and urge captors to release him and 20 other missing foreigners amid UN human rights day observances.
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Terry Anderson
Lebanon
Capitol Hill
Congress
U.S
Anderson
United Nations
Carmella LaSpada
LaSpada
No Greater Love
Journalists Committee
Wusa-Tv
Middle East
Lorain
Ohio
Islamic Jihad
Islamic Holy War
Ruhollah Khomeini
Thomas Sutherland
Edward Tracy
Joseph Cicippio
Frank Reed
Alain Steen
Robert Polhill
Jesse Turner
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