First Lady Shaken But Unhurt After Plane Slides Off Runway
Nancy Reagan, described as visibly shaken, escaped injury when a presidential C 9 slid off a Atlanta runway during a turn. She was returning to Washington aboard Foxtrot One with staff and agents after speaking at a parents anti drug conference.
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Crispen
Reagan
Atlanta
Secret Service
Ms. Weber
Air Force
Weber
Federal Aviation Administration
Inez Almond
Border War: Medlock Claims SC Victory in Savannah River Dispute
South Carolina Attorney General Travis Medlock declares victory over Georgia in a century-old border dispute over land and water along the Savannah River. The 3,000 acres of land and 10,000 acres of water touched oil and gas rights, fishing and shellfishing, with potential multimillion-dollar revenues for SC. Judge Hoffman ruled largely for SC, recommending a boundary shift that favors the Palmetto State. Georgia’s AG Michael Bowers cautioned about full review, noting both states share some points.
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Columbia, S.C
South Carolina
Travis Medlock
Georgia
Savannah
Medlock
Michael Bowers
Bowersid
Savannah River
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
Walter Hoffman
Norfolk
Hoffman
Regan Says U S Still Talks Panama Over Marcoses
Regan told ABC's Good Morning America that the United States is negotiating with Panama to accept deposed Philippines leader Ferdinand Marcos and his wife. He said there is still a possibility Panama will take them and that no other country is being contacted at the moment.
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Washington
United States
Panama
Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
White House
Donald T. Regan
Regan
ABC
Marcos
Hawaii
Eric Arturo Delvalle
Foreign Ministry
Sandra Montenegro
Jorge Abadia
Briefcase Stolen From Marcos Inquiry Leader in New York
Philippine commission head Jovito Salonga, his wife Lydia, and daughter Victoria were dining in a Manhattan Korean restaurant when a man stole Salonga's briefcase and Lydia's handbag after spectators noticed five one dollar bills under a table. Police say theft may be unrelated to the Marcos inquiry.
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New York
Philippine Commission
Manhattan
Jovito Salonga
Lydia
Victoria
Midtown
Raymond O'Donnell
Miss Salonga
Salonga
O'Donnell
Marcos
OPEC Opens Talks With Five Independent Producers
In Geneva OPEC began a fresh round of talks with Mexico Malaysia Egypt Oman and Angola to seek production cuts that could halt the price drop. Officials indicated potential cuts around 500000 barrels per day but no formal agreement was reached as discussions continued behind closed doors.
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Geneva
OPEC
Mexico
Malaysia
Egypt
Oman
Angola
Kuwait
Organization
Datuk Rustam Hadi
Soviet Girl Katya Lycheva Begins Two Week Peace Tour
An 11 year old Soviet girl began a two week peace tour in the United States, meeting adults and children at O Hare and expressing hope for friendship. Katya Lycheva travels to New York, Washington, Houston and Los Angeles, with events including a breakfast with students and a visit to Disneyland.
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Chicago
U.S
Samantha Smith
Katya Lycheva
O'Hare International Airport
Star Rowe
San Francisco
Soviet Peace Committee
Patricia Montandon
Children Af the Peacemakers Foundation
Katya
Ms. Montandon
Moscow
New York
Washington
Houston
Los Angeles
Star
Samantha
Harold Washington
Disneyland
Anaheim
Calif
Yuri V. Andropov
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Charlie Brown
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Army Corps of Engineers
Cen
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Christ
Jim Pearce
Carol Pearce
W. James River
Millbrook Baptist Church
Pine Log Rd
W. James Rivers
C&s
Tee
Henry-Lee
York St. Jon
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