Soviets to Send More Weapons to Battle Afghan Rebels
A Western military expert predicts the Soviet Union will deploy advanced weaponry rather than large troop increases in Afghanistan. He notes night vision, helicopters, canister bombs, and rising use of SAMs by rebels, with ongoing insurgent harassment and a crippled Afghan army.
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India
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
U.S. State Department
U.S
Pakistan
Iran
Goldfish to Lead Rival Fish to Doom in Spokane Lakes
In Cheney Washington experts battle a goldfish invasion that crowds out trout in Spokane area lakes. Biologist Ray Duff says rotenone fails in Eastern Washington waters, prompting Allan Scholz to test trained traitor goldfish guided by underwater tones to herd others to netted doom. Scholz studies fall congregations as another approach.
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Cheney
Wash
Ray Duff
Regional Game Department
Washington
Spokane
Duff
Game Department
Allan T. Scholz
Eastern Washington University
Scholz
Michigan bars nuclear waste shipments via roads and bridges
Gov Milliken signed emergency rules banning cask shipments through Michigan until tests show crash resistance. Nuclear Assurance Corp may challenge the ban or delay shipments using 23 ton casks that would move from Chalk River Ontario to Sault Ste. Marie Flint and U S 23 to Ohio for reprocessing in Aiken.
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Lansing
Mich
William Milliken
Michigan
Atlanta
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Canada
International Bridge
Sault Ste. Marie
Mackinac Bridge
Peninsulas
Straits of Mackinac
Charles Johnson
Nuclear Assurance Corp
Chalk River Nuclear Laboratory
Ottawa
Ontario
Interstate 75
Flint
U.S. 23
Ohio
NBC
Sue Gagner
U.S. Energy Department
Aiken
Blood Transfusion Tied to Pope Illness
Doctors treating Pope John Paul II say a massive blood transfusion after his May 13 shooting may have contributed to cytomegalovirus infection. Gemelli Hospital officials note the pope received about three quarts of blood as doctors fought to save his life.
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John Paul II
Emilio Tresalti
Gemelli Hospital
Basque Separatists Shoot Two Men In Tolosa
In Tolosa Basque separatists opened fire as victims left a restaurant killing Inaki Ubargachi Erostarbe and Juan Manuel Martinez Castano both 26. Martinez Castano's brother Pedro was wounded in the attack authorities said the same type of bullets used by Basque guerrillas were employed.
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Spain
Tolosa
Here
Inaki Ubargachi Erostarbe
Juan Manuel Martinez Castano
Martinez Castano
Pedro
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