Speakes says yes Berezhkov letter authentic says White House
A White House official asserted that Andrei Berezhkov wrote to President Reagan seeking to stay in the United States. The State Department allowed the 16 year old and his family to depart after his press conference denials, with FBI handwriting analysis cited as proof of authenticity. Moscow protested the move as a provocation.
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Morenci Copper Mine Reopens Under Guarded Overnight
Phelps Dodge plans a 6 am reopening of the Morenci mine mill and smelter after a 10 day moratorium. Authorities deploy 130 truckloads of state police and National Guardsmen to maintain order amid ongoing strikes by thirteen unions at Morenci and other facilities. Union leaders urge calm and warn against provocation as tensions rise.
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Brown reports improved health after heart surgery
Gov John Y Brown Jr says he feels better, regained weight, and is planning a long health program. He viewed on Good Morning America but interview was delayed to Monday. Ray Bradbury visit to Waukegan is postponed due to budget limits and overtime constraints.
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Weary Miss America Ends Long Reign After Reno Appearance
Debra Suecutt, Miss America, nears the end of a grueling year of duties. She describes relief at finishing and notes she has had four days off since winning, not driving since last August, and plans two weeks of rehearsals before the Sept. 17 pageant in Reno. She will have visited 43 states, covering about 20,000 miles monthly.
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Winkler, Wife Welcome Second Child Boy Max
Henry Winkler and wife Stacey welcomed a second child, a son named Max, joining their nearly three year old daughter. Publicist Richard Grant said both mother and baby are doing great after the Thursday birth in Los Angeles.
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Scientist urges tests of male contraceptive cream
Johns University scientist Dr. Larry L. Ewing asks FDA approval for human trials of a cream combining testosterone and estradiol to suppress spermatogenesis. Trials in animals showed temporary sterility while preserving libido, with cautious notes from NIH officials on incomplete sperm suppression.
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