War adviser holds faith in El Salvador victory plan
Col. John D. Waghelstein, top U.S. adviser, says Salvadoran forces can defeat guerrillas in two years with continued aid and force expansion. He notes progress despite human rights concerns as a rocket attack and attempted kidnapping shake the capital amid ongoing violence linked to ultra-rightist leaders.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
U.S
John D. Waghelstein
Acid Rain Findings Due From National Academy of Sciences
After a two year investigation the National Academy of Sciences releases findings on causes damage and remedies for acid rain. Environmentalists say the report links sulfur dioxide emissions to lake deaths in the Northeast and Canada while coal industry officials dispute a definitive connection citing insufficient knowledge to predict regional effects.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Northeast
Canada
Reagan's West trip frames education plan in campaign tone
President Reagan uses a Fourth of July swing through Louisville and Shawnee Mission en route to Los Angeles to highlight an education program. He visits a vocational skills expo in Kentucky and addresses the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America and the National Association of Student Councils to press improvements without new federal spending.
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Washington
Reagan
Louisville
Shawnee Mission
Kan
Los Angeles
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
Kentucky
National Association of Student Councils
Senate Defeats Abortion Amendment 50-49 in Tight Vote
The Senate rejected an anti abortion constitutional amendment 50 to 49 in a closely watched vote. Paul Brown of Life Amendment Political Action Committee criticized the move blaming National Right to Life Committee and the National Conference of Catholic Bishops for pushing the measure to the floor.
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Washington
Senate
Paul Brown
Life Amendment Political Action Committee
National Right To Life Committee
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
National Abortion Rights Action League
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
Sites Under Study Nuclear Waste Disposal Area Map
A map highlights a rock formation area as suitable for nuclear waste disposal. An AP Laser photo accompanies the report noting the studied region and its geological suitability.
North Carolina Sites Studied for Nuclear Waste Disposal
The U.S. Department of Energy studies thirteen North Carolina sites for potential high level nuclear waste disposal. Locations include Cherryville High Shoals Mooresville Mount Mourne Landis Churchland Henderson Gneiss Butterwood Creek Castalia Raybon Rocky Mount Rolesville Toxaway and Wise, at depths 2000 to 4000 feet.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Department of Energy
Phillip Garren
North Central
United States
Garren
Cherryville
High Shoals
Gaston County
Mooresville-Mount Mourne
Iredell County
Landis
Rowan County
Churchland
Davidson County
Henderson Gneiss
McDowell
Buncombe
Henderson
Transylvania
Butterwood Creek
Castalia
Nash County
Raybon
Rocky Mount
Nash
Edge
Reagan denies knowledge of Carter briefing papers source
President Reagan says he does not know who provided Carter briefing papers for the 1980 debate or if their acquisition was improper. Rep. Donald Albosta says there are unanswered questions and a probe will continue. Reagan rejects plans to punish staff and notes upward revision of growth estimates to 5.5 percent.
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Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Justice Department
Donald Albosta
D-Mich
House
Central America
U.S
Central
America
David Stockman
Witness: Trucks Disappear After Mianus River Bridge Collapse
Greenwich AP report details a predawn interstate crash on I 95 near Greenwich where two jackknifed trucks caused a 100 foot bridge section to plunge 60 feet into the Mianus River. Three people died and three were injured as spectators recalled moans and near misses. The Knoxville graduate student William Anderson and Shannon Kelly escaped after stopping ten feet from the gap. Anderson aided a trapped driver via CB radio and the couple waited hours to regain composure.
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Greenwich, Conn
William Anderson
Mianus River
University of Tennessee
Anderson
Knoxville
Gordon Gilman
Shannon Kelly
Atlanta
Ms. Kelly
Knoxville Journal
Portland
Maine
New York Yankees
Fear and violence hit Drake neighborhood in Des Moines
Eight women aged 20 to 30 have been attacked since May 5 in a Drake University area neighborhood. Police say one or two suspects used window entries to enter homes and cover victims with sheets, with six incidents involving two assailants. Residents and law enforcement seek answers amid fear and rumors.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Drake University
John Neubauer
Jack Rickman
Ened
Neubauer
Spacek to star with Gibson in The River Tennessee film
Sissy Spacek will headline with Mel Gibson in The River to be filmed in Hawkins and Sullivan counties Tennessee. Directed by Mark Rydell for Universal the $20 million project centers on a family battling natural disasters and big business to save its farm. Filming begins in September.
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Sissy Spacek
Loretta Lynn
Mel Gibson
Tennessee
Universal Studios
Mark Rydell
Golden Pond
Aug Aves
Hawkins
Sullivan Counties
Lamar Alexander
Miss Spacek
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