U.S. and China nearing peaceful nuclear cooperation treaty
Reagan administration officials indicate negotiators from the United States and China have completed negotiations on a treaty allowing major American firms to participate in building nuclear plants in China. A formal announcement is planned after Reagan’s arrival in Peking for a six day visit.
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Peking
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Libyan student expelled amid embassy siege in London
British police said Libyan student Saleh Ibrahim Mabruk, 26, was deported for covert activity as Libyan evacuees in London faced an unresolved embassy siege. Britain severed diplomatic ties with Libya after a gunman inside the Libyan Embassy killed a policewoman and wounded others.
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Cedar Rapids district added to girls soccer lawsuit
Cedar Rapids Community School District was named in Amy Chu’s federal suit seeking to play girls on the boys West High soccer team. District officials defended sex segregated teams while Chu seeks injunctive relief and three remaining games against West.
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Washington
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Soviet TU-16 Bombers Open Afghan Offensive
The Soviet Union launches a heavy bomber aided assault into Afghanistan's Panjshir Valley aiming to seize a rebel stronghold held by Ahmed Shah Massoud. Officials say 20 000 troops with 600 to 800 vehicles advance as civilians face high casualties.
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Panjshir
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Twilight Zone director ordered to stand trial for 3 deaths
Film director John Landis and two crew members were ordered to stand trial on involuntary manslaughter charges for the 1982 deaths of Vic Morrow and two child actors on the Twilight Zone set in Saugus California. The judge cited Landis conduct as gross negligence and noted warnings prior to the final filming.
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