Titan Launch Marks Major Step In Space Program
Cape Canaveral officials hailed a second straight Titan 34D success as the United States resumes heavy military payload launches. The unmanned satellite mission, worth 65 million dollars, aims to provide up to 30 minutes warning in a nuclear scenario while supporting reconnaissance, communications, and navigation.
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Fla
America
Air Force
John E. Pike
Federation of American Scientists
Washington
U.S
Pentagon
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Vandenberg
Edward C. Aldridge
Titan
Lawrence L. Gooch
Eastern Space and Missile Center
Gooch
NASA
Plane crashes on San Diego Freeway kill one
A single engine plane crashed on the San Diego Freeway near Long Beach Airport killing one aboard and causing at least five car crashes. The other occupant, Dennis Paboojian, 46, of Cupertino, is in critical condition at Memorial Hospital of Long Beach. No motorists were injured as fire crews spent two hours cleaning up fuel.
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San Diego
Long Beach
Calif
Gary Whinery
Dennis Paboojian
Cupertino
Memorial Hospital of
Crag Beck
Fire Department
Sheila Cowger
Beck
Long Beach Airport
Sam Sansenbach
California Highway Patrol
J.R. Losenno
Whinery
Job Market Still Good For College Graduates
Michigan State University surveyed 1 019 employers across business industry government and education. hiring is up 3.8 percent for 1987 88 despite stock market plunge with chemical engineering leading starting salaries at 30 190 and a bachelor degree average of 22 600. small firms project 10 to 17 percent hiring gains and master’s salaries rise to 27 700.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Shingleton
Michigan State
Environmentalists puzzled by race sabotage in Mojave
Environmentalists touring the Mojave Desert reported sabotage attempts on the Barstow to Las Vegas motorcycle race. Rail ties were placed inside a tunnel on the 165 mile course amid fatalities and injuries as the event resumed after past bans.
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Barstow
Calif
Mojave Desert
Patricia Schifferle
The
Wilderness Society
Barstow-to-Las Vegas
Nev
American Motorcycle Association
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Schifferle
Sierra Club
U.S
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
East Mojave Scenic Area
Cranston
Tom Gettfrid
Los Angeles
Motorcycle Association
Indians Press Smithsonian To Stop Display Of Ancestor Bones
Indian leaders urge Smithsonian Institution to halt displaying ancestral bones at the National Museum of Natural History. Smithsonian says some remains may be kept for study if not stolen, while returning cemetery remains and replacing others with casts raises authenticity concerns.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
Suzan Shawn Harjo
National Congress of American Indians
Robert McCormick Adams
National Museum of Natural History
Deleine Jacobs
Ms. Jacobs
Montana
Adams
Harjo
Humor consultant promotes sarcasm in new group
In San Francisco AP reports Virginia Topper a former college professor launches Sarcastics Anonymous for witty critics. The group offers cards, a newsletter and an enamel pin to about 300 members and plans a 1982 convention while noting sarcasm's cautionary use.
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San Francisco
Sarcastics Anonymous
Virginia Topper
Topper
Messies Anonymous
Procrastinators Anonymous
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Rick Hamel
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Steve Fleming
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York St. SE
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Billy Graham
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