10th Child's Body Found in Vancouver Slayings
Vancouver police report the 10th young female victim found in a remote area, as RCMP identify a suspect possibly linked to seven killings. The body lies near the cranberry field where the youngest victim was located, and authorities say four more cases should soon be explained.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
UPI
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Cranberry Field
RCMP
Bruce Northrop
Northrop
Voyager 2 sends Saturn rings picture from Pasadena
After three days Voyager 2’s damaged camera platform was realigned, yielding the first Saturn rings image since the trouble began. Despite overexposure and static, Ed Stone called the shot exciting as it confirms reorientation and the probe’s plans to image Saturn again on its Uranus approach in 1986.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ed Stone
Voyager
Saturn
Uranus
Iowa Teachers Likely to Receive Pay Raises Despite Freeze
The report suggests most Iowa teachers would see pay raises even as the wage-price freeze remains in effect, signaling broader salary adjustments under the policy.
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Iowa
Angola asks U N to Demand South African Troop Withdrawal
Angola urged the United Nations Security Council to order immediate South African troop withdrawal from southern Angola, calling the invasion war and accusing Pretoria of atrocities. The council met after the cross border action with Cuba and the Soviet Union blamed for regional tension.
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United Nations
Angola
Security Council
South Africa
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
Africa
U.S
Charles Lichenstein
South-West Africa
Raul Roa
Havana
Elderly screens shuffled between Florida and Michigan homes
Detroit police and social workers report 10 more elderly residents found in a Detroit home linked to Lucille Walker. The total moved from Florida boarding homes to Detroit rises to 24 amid FBI searches and alias use. In New York, an autopsy finds no foul play in Dennis McNeil death linked to stock fraud allegations and CIA resignation.
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Detroit
UPI
Miami
Lucille Walker
Florida
FBI
Ms. Walker
Cora Galvin
New York
Dennis McNeil
CIA
Queens
John Santucci
Santucci
McNell
Elmhurst General Hospital
Carron Calls Talks With Prison Minister a Waste of Time
Owen Carron the newly elected MP met Friday with Michael Alison, the British prisons minister, to break the Maze hunger strike deadlock. Carron said the talks produced nothing and urged action before hunger striker Bobby Sands dies. Thatcher's office refused a meeting, and officials said negotiations on prisoners demands were not permissible.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Bobby Sands
Maze
Owen Carron
Michael Alison
Carron
Army completes transfer of 888 Weteye bombs to Utah desert
The Army safely moved 888 Weteye nerve gas bombs from Rocky Mountain Arsenal to Dugway Proving Ground in Utah. Two C-141 planes carried 65 bombs and three one-ton GB containers from Stapleton to Michael Army Airfield. Final airlift occurred 17 days after the start of the operation.
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Tooele Army Depot
Utah
Army
Colorado
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Utah Desert
Stapleton International Airport
Michael Army Airfield
Dugway Proving Ground
Paul Powell
Hinckley pleads not guilty and is ruled competent
John Hinckley Jr pleaded not guilty at his arraignment in Washington on charges including attempting to kill President Reagan. Judge Barrington Parker ruled Hinckley mentally competent to stand trial, with prosecutors and defense agreeing, and the defense was granted time to pursue an insanity defense if desired. Reagan was wounded on March 30, with Hinckley arrested at the scene.
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Washington
John Hinckley Jr
Federal District Court
Reagan
Hinckley
Barrington Parker
Parker
Vincent Fuller
Fuller
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Buse
Peck’s
Stark Bros. Fruit Trees
Blairs Ferry
Flower & Garden
Shopwood Rd
U.N
Elisio de Figueiredo
Figueiredo
Autopsy
Jerry
Jerry Lewis
America
Edgewood Rd
Bremers
Bremers Westdale Mall
Cedar Rapids, IA
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