Jacobsen Expected to Leave Hospital Today
West Germany AP reports former hostage David Jacobsen, after 17 months in captivity, is healthy and ready for discharge from the U.S. Air Force hospital in Wiesbaden. Col. Maffet says rambling remarks are normal for someone just returning from captivity and he will be free to return to the United States after final tests. Jacobsen reunited emotionally with his three children at the hospital after their arrival at Frankfurt airport.
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West Germany
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U.S. Congress
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NASA keeps bolt design in booster plan after blast criticism
Huntsville Alabama AP NASA officials say a new booster rocket design will stay in the plan and testing will continue despite engineer Frank Ledbetter’s warning that 100 bolts between O rings could channel hot gases and cause a disaster. Ledbetter at Marshall Space Flight Center cited 570 concerns raised during the redesign after the Challenger explosion.
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NASA
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Challenger
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Ledbetter
Marshall Space Flight Center
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Shevardnadze Attacks U S Rights Record At Conference
Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze denounced US human rights as systemic and massive at Vienna's Helsinki review conference. He urged the 35 signers to meet in Moscow to address problems including emigration reforms, family reunification, and education while noting talks in Geneva may advance arms control. Secretary Shultz prepared to speak and meet Shevardnadze.
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Eduard A. Shevardnadze
United States
Moscow
Shevardnadze
Iceland
Reagan
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Geneva
U.N
Funda
George P. Shultz
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