Interior Secretary Clark Plans Resignation in Spring
William P. Clark, a trusted Reagan ally, told the president he will resign as interior secretary in two to three months to return to his California ranch. The White House cited completion of his tasks and a wish to go home, with Clark calling for a more conciliatory approach after Watt’s exit.
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Abortion Clinic Bombing Claimed by Army of God
A caller claiming to represent the Army of God East Coast Division telephoned the Washington Times and said the New Year’s Day bombing of Hillcrest Women’s Surgi Center was in solidarity with Matthew J. Goldsby, charged in Pensacola abortion clinic bombings. Police said the clinic was empty at 12:10 a.m. with no injuries.
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Cities' Economic Health Improves Yet Hard Times Ahead
Washington AP reports that in 1984 most U S cities show solid economic health but three quarters of urban leaders foresee tougher times if the federal budget deficit remains high. About half expect a recession without deficit cuts and nearly 75 percent predict higher unemployment and interest rates. Only 8 percent say the economy can prosper without deficit reduction.
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Restricted Diet In Animals Reduces Radiation Cancer Risk
New York study finds that cutting food intake by more than half sharply lowers cancer frequency in rats exposed to high doses of X rays. The incidence drops from 100 percent in ad libitum fed rats to 31 percent in females and 6.7 percent in males under restricted diet. Dr Ludwik Gross reports in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Woman's Body Found Near Psychic's Location in Hempstead
In Hempstead Texas the body of 74 year old Mayme Knight was discovered in underbrush about 49 feet from the spot where a psychic had joined police in a search for her. Authorities and residents had been combing the area since December 22 after she wandered from the Retirement Care Center.
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Dairy cartons feature two missing children faces
Chicago police and a dairy partner will print the faces of Tricia Keller 9 and Gary Antonio Feltman 2 1 2 on milk cartons. The children vanished in 1982 from Chicago area neighborhoods. Authorities hope wide exposure helps locate them and other missing youngsters.
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Winter Storm Heads East As Midwest DigS Way Out
The Associated Press reports a powerful winter storm moving from the Midwest to the Northeast after dumping nearly two feet of snow and leaving 319000 customers without power. Affected areas include northern New Hampshire Maine and New England with warnings for freezing rain gale winds and travel advisories. National forecasts predict up to a foot of snow for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont by Wednesday.
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Polish police officers face cross examination in Popieluszko case
The four officers including Lt. Leszek Pekala are on trial for abducting and killing Priest Jerzy Popieluszko. Prosecutors seek possible wider conspiracy within the Interior Ministry and fear a death penalty if convicted. Pekala testified that Piotrowski spoke of high ranking support but he now says he probably misunderstood.
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Language Guardians Hit List Targets Overused Words
The Unicorn Hunters a language watchdog group based at Lake Superior State College release their 10th annual Dishonour List after reviewing over 3,000 nominations from around the world. They call for banning terms like busters mandate and near-miss while highlighting foreign phrases such as in der Tat and noting criticism of Star Wars usage outside its trilogy context.
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Reagan Urges Japan to Open Markets During California Stop
President Reagan ends West Coast trip with a call for urgent action to open Japan's markets to U.S. goods to curb the trade deficit. He meets Japanese PM Yasuhiro Nakasone in Los Angeles and discusses Shultz-Gromyko talks and Geneva arms talks. The official notes potential $10 billion boost from expanded U S exports in telecom, electronics, medical supplies and forest products.
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Emergency Numbers Provided by Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard offers a compiled list of emergency contact numbers for police, fire, medical services, and public safety agencies. Readers are guided to use official hotlines for immediate assistance and critical incidents.
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