European ministers map Eureka plan to curb lag in tech
Foreign and research ministers from 18 West European countries meet in Hanover to draft Eureka goals and discuss financing and organization as they seek a European tech edge over the United States and Japan, despite some scientist and industrialist hesitation. Bhagwan Rajneesh moves from jail to Oregon via Oklahoma City heading to face immigration charges after a Charlotte to Oklahoma flight with 66 prisoners.
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Hanover
West Germany
France
Europe
U.S
Oklahoma City
Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh
North Carolina
Oregon
Rajneesh
Charlotte
N.C
Stuart Earnest
Sentence Reduced For Hitting Teacher In Arkansas
In Lonoke Arkansas a 16 year old girl sentenced to three years in prison for hitting her math teacher has had the sentence amended to probation as she plans to continue education outside of school. After a court hearing Miss Walker hugged her mother and said she is glad it is over. She was charged under a 1981 law that made attacking an on duty teacher a felony and was tried as an adult.
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Lonoke, Ark
Lonoke Circuit Court
Miss Walker
Inez Walker
Challenger crew end space mission with final full day
Cape Canaveral AP reports Challenger astronauts and ground controllers raced to finish science harvest on their last full day in orbit. Power limits forced mission control to halt most furnaces and experiments, ending hopes for an extra day in Spacelab. Commander Hank Hartfield steered the shuttle home to Edwards AFB California, due to land Wednesday at 12 44 p m EST after a week in space. West German physicist Reinhard Furrer expressed disappointment at the curtailed mission.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Challenger
Orbiting Laboratory
West Germany
Spacelab
Hank Hartfield
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Reinhard Furrer
Georgia Blueberry Has Bright Future
In Tifton Georgia a small berry grown as an alternative crop shows strong growth potential. Horticulturist Gerard Krewer of the Georgia Extension Service notes blueberry acreage rising from 324 acres in 1975 to 2500 acres this year.
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Tifton
South Georgia
Gerard Krewer
The
Georgia Extension Service
Georgia
Supreme CourtAbortion Rulings Face Heat Over Regulation
The court weighs Pennsylvania and Illinois efforts to curb abortions via criminal sanctions and detailed reporting. Justices hear arguments amid a national clash of pro life and pro choice advocates, with the Reagan administration pushing to overturn 1973 Roe v Wade. Lower courts ruled the provisions infringe on a woman's right to terminate a pregnancy.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennyylvania
Illinois
High Court
Pennsylvania
Reagan Interview Shows Kremlin Tactics And Cautious Messaging
Reagan gave a written interview to Soviet reporters in Izvestia and a follow up Q and A session. Soviet editors balanced praise with critique and stressed contradictions in his arms control stance and Afghanistan role. White House aides clarified no new policy, noting a plan to share missile defense tech with the Soviet Union as nuclear cuts proceed.
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Moscow
Reagan
Kremlin
Izvestia
U.S
Afghanistan
Europe
Soviet Union
Tass
Reunion Delayed Trip West As Sakharov Ends Hunger Strike
In Newton Massachusetts Elena Bonner, wife of Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov, postponed a heart surgery trip to spend time with him after his hunger strike. They reunited on October 23 following promises allowing her three months of medical treatment abroad.
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Newton
Mass
Andrei Sakharov
Andrei
Yelena Bonner
Gorky
Associated Press
Sakharov
Bonner
Russia
Netwon
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Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Standard Emergency Numbers Notice
Emergency numbers listing provided by the Aiken Standard. Publication details show the paper is published weekday afternoons by Aiken Communications Inc. and distributed from Aiken, South Carolina.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Aiken, S.C
Reagan presses Star Wars label and arms posture in interview
President Reagan disputes the term Star Wars for his space based defense plan and argues it aims to deter nuclear attack. He asserts Afghan government faced Soviet intrusion by force and notes Soviet arsenals have grown while US arsenals declined since 1969.
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Strategic
Reagan
Kremlin
United States
U S Says Holding Sailor Could Cause Grave Harm
The Reagan administration argues seizing the Soviet sailor Miroslav Medvid and detaining the freighter Marshal Koniev could harm diplomacy, as Ukrainian American groups demand a hearing and a hold on the ship in U S waters. Medvid reportedly indicated no asylum twice.
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New Orleans
U.S
U.S. Court of Appeals
Marshal Koniev
United States
Miroslav Medvid
C. Richard Lawrence
Medvid
Fylypovych
INS
Soviet Union
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