Studds Wins Nominating Race Amid Censure Fallout in Massachusetts
In Massachusetts, Rep. Gerry Studds, once censured for a sexual affair with a 17 year old page, outs a strong primary victory in Cape Cod 10th District. He vows focus on issues as Elliott Richardson backs Republican opponent Ray Shamie in statewide races. Oklahoma votes to allow liquor by the drink, while Bill Crozier edges George Mothershed for GOP Senate hopeful. Washington picks Booth Gardner over Jim McDermott for Democratic governor. Kerry narrowly wins Democratic Senate primary. Shamie faces Tsongas successor race.
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British Discovery May Point to Red Sea Mine Attack
Cairo said a lately found Gulf of Suez mine appears nearly new and could be part of summer Red Sea disruptions. Abdel-Halim Abu Ghazala said the device will be recovered for origin tests after underwater film shows a modern mine. Egypt ties suspect Libya or Iran. Mubarak warned against ships from guilty nations using the Suez Canal.
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Fog Cancels Papal Outpost Visit in Canada
Pope John Paul II condemned contraception abortion and the creed this world is the only world there is during his visit to Vancouver urging Look to Christ to defend traditional Catholic values. Weather delays forced cancellation of Fort Simpson stop and kept the jetliner circling overhead before redirecting to Vancouver.
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Doonesbury Debuts Early For Humboldt Beacon Readers
Doonesbury returns from a 20 month hiatus two weeks early in Fortuna California sparking an embargo breach. Humboldt Beacon editor John Ponce says it was an error not intentional and the paper will stop receiving embargoed strips. Universal Press Syndicate says cease and desist issued.
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Universal Press Syndicate
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Millions of trees may burn to halt citrus canker spread
In Lakeland Florida the Citrus Canker Technical Advisory Committee proposed burning all trees in more than 90 nurseries that bought stock from three infested nurseries to curb a contagious, incurable citrus canker threatening a 1.2 billion industry. State Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner must decide on extending the burn with an aide noting a decision was expected Thursday or Friday.
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Chernenko Makes Second TV Appearance Amid Health Speculation
Soviet President Konstantin Chernenko appeared on Soviet television for a second time in two weeks to present the Order of Lenin to Greek Communist Party head Harilaos Florakis. At nearly 73, he seemed in good health but spoke with labored breathing during the ceremony broadcast on national TV.
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