Debates Set with Panel Qs for Reagan Mondale
Ronald Reagan and Walter Mondale agreed to a two debate format with a four member panel and a moderator. Debates will run 90 minutes each on Oct 7 in Louisville and Oct 21 in Kansas City with questions on domestic and foreign policy. The vice presidential clash between Bush and Ferraro will occur Oct 11 in Philadelphia under the same panel format.
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Compromise Reached on Amnesty for Illegal Aliens
Washington lawmakers say a negotiated amnesty for illegal aliens who entered before 1981 will boost the immigration bill's chances. Senate sponsor Sen. Alan Simpson and House sponsor Rep. Dan Lungren praised the progress after conferees agreed to the concession.
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Soviet Defector Says He Was Captured and Drugged
Oleg Bitov a Soviet journalist and former Literary Gazette editor says British intelligence agents captured him drugged him and offered money to work against the Soviet Union He defected in 1983 at the Venice Film Festival and later sought asylum in Britain before returning to Moscow recently
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South African Miners Accept Compromise End Strike
About 40,000 black miners returned to work after a one day boycott as the National Union of Mineworkers said a large majority accepted an Anglo American offer to boost holiday benefits for black workers at seven Anglo mines. Cyril Ramaphosa noted the broad backing of the agreement.
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Balloonist Lands Near Savona Sets New Solo Distance Record
American balloonist Joe W. Kittinger landed near Savona in northern Italy ending the first solo Atlantic crossing. The Rosie O Grady craft touched down five miles northwest of Savona after a 3500 mile flight begun Friday in Maine.
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Captive Skipper: Soviets Press For Confession
Capt. Tabb Thoms of the Frieda K says Soviet soldiers boarded the ship off Siberia and towed it into port. He and four Alaska crewmen, held since Wednesday, report no homeward news as they refuse to sign papers admitting intentional border violation. The U.S. Embassy in Moscow seeks their release and safe passage home.
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Pope to meet Indians in Fort Simpson amid North South gap warning
Pope John Paul II travels to Fort Simpson Northwest Territories for a three hour visit with Dene Eskimo and Indian residents to highlight native self determination and economic justice. He warned that the North South divide poses a greater danger than the nuclear arms race amid a Canadian tour stressing aid and equity.
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Parents as first defense against molesters at day care
Washington AP Congress weighs fingerprinting day care workers to screen sex offenders. Experts say parents, not laws, are the first line of defense against child molesters. Bettye M Caldwell urges focus on staff training and parental involvement, not just checks.
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