17 Month Old Survivor Found After Family Tragedy
A 17 month old girl survived weeks on potato chips and toilet water after her parents and sister died in a Kansas City Kansas home. Doctors say she should lead a normal life. custody will go to the Kansas social services and foster care. Police suspect the father killed the mother then himself. the 3 month old sister died of dehydration.
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Kansas City
Kan
Linda M. Cox
Bethany Medical Center
Mary Chance
Linda
Kansas Department O Social and Rehabilitation Services
Kow
Robin Ballew
Ed Christophersen
University of Kansas Medical Center
Christopherson
Matthew A. Madl
Angela J. Cox
Amber D. Cox
Doo Dah Parades Draw Big Crowds Across California
Pasadena hosted the Doo Dah Parade with 150,000 onlookers as the trash queen led a satirical pageant. Hollywood hosted the 56th Christmas Parade with over 500,000 watching grand marshal Jimmy Stewart and 80 celebrities in floats and splashes of celebrity flair.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jimmy Stewart
Hollywood
Bronx
Ed Asner
Cindy Williams
Tony Orlando
Kirk Cameron
Ricardo Montalban
Feliz Navidad
East Los
Angeles
Laura Martinez Herring
Paul Gonzales
Nunn Critical In Fate Of Reagan Soviet Arms Pact
Senate vote outlook centers on Sam Nunn of Georgia as a potential kingpin who could tilt the treaty toward ratification or defeat. Democratic leaders predict 50 to 55 yes votes, 22 to 23 conservatives opposed, with 10 uncertain, amid White House push for the pact following the Reagan Gorbachev summit. Opponents plan amendments to derail the agreement.
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Washington
Reagan
Senate
Sam Nunn
Georgia
Armed Services Committee
California
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Cranston
Capitol Hill
White House
Howard H. Baker Jr
GOP
Gorbachev
Ronald Reagan
Moscow
France Iran swap officials to ease six month rift
In Karachi, Iran and France arrange a swap of a French diplomat Paul Torri and Iranian translator Wahid Gordji to thaw relations. The French embassy in Tehran and Iranian embassy in Paris reopen guiding diplomacy as Gordji’s judge date and no charges were filed.
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Iran
France
Karachi
Pakistan
Paul Torri
Wahid Gordji
Paris
Tehran
Bandar Abbas
Gordji
Hussain Kashani
Michel Raynaud
Gordiji
One Million Pay Respects To Harold Washington
Chicago mourns Harold Washington, the first black mayor, as he is laid to rest. A million filed past his coffin at City Hall amid crowds, rain, and bells while interim mayor David Orr and Alderman Eugene Sawyer maneuver for a successor, likely in 1989.
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Chicago
Harold Washington
Washington
City Hall
Zettie Richardson
South Side
Ms. Richardson
Eugene Sawyer
David Orr
Orr
Erma Joiner
Alton Miller
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Terri
Porky Bradberry
Bradberry
Aiken
Aiken County
Aiken Chapter
Ducks Unitd
Houndslake Country Club
Don Hamilton
Billy Widener
KWO Heritage Square
Liz Claiborne
Young Career Shop
Claiborne
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