Fire strikes Little Leaguer star Arri Buford amid eligibility dispute
In Fountain Valley California 12 year old Arri Buford star pitcher hit a three hitter and homer to lead the Astros 8 1 victory while opponents challenge his Little League eligibility arguing he lives outside his district. A house fire occurred hours later with investigators unsure of a connection.
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Reagan to meet O'Neill and Baker on budget talks
President Reagan agreed to consider tax increases to break the budget impasse and will meet today at 1 p.m. with Speaker Thomas O'Neill and Senator Howard Baker in the President's Room off the Senate. White House aides said negotiators narrowed differences on most issues though Social Security remains disputed.
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House Budget Committee
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White private guilty of killing 3 blacks in Buffalo rampage
Joseph Christopher, a 26 year old white Army private, is convicted of three counts of second degree murder for slayings of black victims in Buffalo during a September 1980 spree. Sentencing set for May 24. another Manhattan knife attack case pending.
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New York
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Demotion for Thomas Noguchi hits Los Angeles coroner office
Los Angeles coroner chief Thomas Noguchi is demoted to physician specialist after a 4-0 board vote citing a litany of horrors in the office. The action reduces his salary to 67 341 dollars. Noguchi may contest the move while remaining in the department.
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UPI
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Centenarian Jay Zachary Dies in St Paul at 110
Jay Percy Zachary, believed to be St Paul’s oldest resident at 110, was found dead at his home after a friend called. He lived alone, cooked for himself, and credited his long life to a daily whiskey ritual and five pacemakers over the years, joking that the whiskey recharged his pacer.
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UPI
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Zachary
Haig urges opening talks with Soviet Union on arms control
Secretary of State Haig told the Washington Chamber of Commerce that it is time to start strategic arms talks with the Soviet Union. He argued Moscow is likely to be more receptive to restraint as Soviet economic troubles grow and new leaders emerge. He urged maintaining strong defenses while exploring broader Western ties and warned against both appeasement and all out confrontation.
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Bodies Found In Concrete Grave At San Diego Hotel
Police dig basement of an uptown San Diego rooming house seeking one or more bodies after a 17 year old was entombed in concrete. Prosecutors planned to use photos in the trial of former hotel manager Eugene Cruz on rape false imprisonment and prostitution charges.
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Rachel
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Israel marks Independence Day amid settlement push and security talks
Israel celebrates its 34th Independence Day with emphasis on Jewish settlements in the West Bank and Golan Heights. Eleven new settlements are planned as Nahal soldiers prepare to transition to civilian village life, while Prime Minister Begin backs a resolution to protect outposts. In Northern Ireland, IRA gunmen kill Ulster Defense Regiment lieutenant Leslie Hamilton during a bread delivery.
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Aspirin Warning Delay Charged In Reye's Syndrome Case
Ralph Nader's Health Research Group accuses the government of delaying a public warning on aspirin use that could save children from Reye's syndrome. The FDA denies any delay and says the review is expeditious.
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API
Ralph Nader
Food and Drug Administration
Nader
Centers For Disease Control
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FDA
IRA gunmen kill man in Londonderry
Northern Ireland gunmen fatally shot a man in Londonderry in a violent daytime attack. Police urged calm as the investigation began and residents feared further violence in the region.
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