Tehran clashes erupt as impeachment debate unsettles Iran
Thousands surfacing in Tehran clash on main streets amid impeachment debate on President Bani Sadr. Hospitals report 10 dead and 70 wounded, with witnesses alleging up to 30 killed and 200 injured. Revolutionary Guards declare 24 hour red alert as pro and anti government factions clash with clubs, rocks, and firearms.
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Four die as light plane crashes toward Mercer County area
A 79 year old McDowell County woman Bertha Palco of Maybeury and three family members died when a Cessna Skyhawk plunged into a hillside near Martin Kentucky while en route to Mercer County Airport Bluefield area authorities said. The victims were Kevin Keely Irene Keely and Paul Keely Rock Island Illinois residents. The pilot indicated the flight plan showed Bluefield as the destination and air traffic controllers monitored the incident. Witnesses said the aircraft appeared to be attempting an emergency landing before crashing into the hillside near state Route 122 about one mile south of Martin.
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Pope John Paul II Returns to Hospital for Tests
Pope John Paul II, appearing thin, was driven to Gemelli Hospital in Rome for tests after a persistent fever slowed his recovery from last month’s assassination attempt. Doctors planned a full body scan and cautioned that details would depend on test results. a Sunday bulletin was anticipated.
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Weather: scattered showers and storms with warm highs
The forecast calls for showers or thunderstorms today with highs in the 80s and overnight lows in the 60s to low 70s. Thunderstorms are possible again Monday with highs in the 80s, then a chance of showers Tuesday and fair weather Wednesday through Thursday with highs in the 70s to 80s and overnight lows from the 60s to 50s.
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Haig Sees Conditional Aid to Vietnam Over Cambodia
Secretary of State Haig suggested the United States could back international economic aid to Vietnam if it withdraws its 200,000 troops from Cambodia and attends a July UN conference on Cambodia in New York. He said Washington would not recognize Vietnam while troops remain in Cambodia, and urged withdrawal as a condition for aid.
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Air Controller Talks Continuing to Avert Strike
Washington negotiators and the controllers union reported meaningful talks ongoing but no contract yet to stop the looming nation wide air traffic controllers strike. The objective was to wrap up tonight with a possible postponement of Monday’s 7 am strike deadline.
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Shaky Bridge in Carswell Hollow Remains Unrepaired
Residents of Carswell Hollow face ongoing danger as flood damage two weeks ago destroyed a wooden bridge and washed out the approach. County and state officials cite no funds until at least the new fiscal year, leaving the crossing unsafe and residents pleading for action.
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