Reagan to woo support for veto showdown after Senate return
President Reagan faces a veto showdown over a 2 billion supplemental bill as White House aides say votes are insufficient to override. Speakes indicates the president will campaign for support, with Congress due back September 8 and a veto deadline of September 15.
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Larry Speakes
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Speakes
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Senate Budget Committee
Mark Hatfield
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Hatfield
Stevens
Outrage Over 500-Pound Convict Released in New Jersey
A judge reduced a 15 year rape sentence for Joseph Giorgianni to three years probation and a $2,000 fine, sparking a flood of calls and letters to Gov. Thomas Kean from across the nation demanding his return to jail and calling for legal action against the judge. Prosecutors appealed, Giorgianni remains free pending a reconsideration hearing.
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N.J
UPI
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Joseph “Jo Jo
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Mercer County Superior Court
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Richard Barlow
Lake Hiawatha
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New Paltz
N.Y
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Susan Fenske
Kean
South Dakota
Texas
California
Maine
Chicago
Wisconsin
Giorgiannni
Lung transplant patient shows early signs of success in Toronto
The 31 year old Georgia man James Franzen recovered after a 64 hour experimental operation at Toronto General Hospital. He remained in critical condition but conscious as doctors awaited long term results. The donor lung from Decatur Georgia is connected with anti rejection Cyclosporin in hopes to curb rejection.
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UPI
Georgia
Mary Gibbons
Toronto General Hospital
James Franzen
Marietta
Franzen
U.S
Learjet
Atlanta
Charles Bearden
Organ Procure
Miss Gibbons
Autumn Forge drills begin across NATO nations this week
More than 250000 troops from NATO allies will take part in the two month exercise series from Norway to Turkey. Gen Bernard Rogers will start Autumn Forge in Naples with a ceremony. About 250000 to 300000 troops total, 19000 U.S. troops flown in and 28000 tons of U.S. equipment ship over the Atlantic.
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UPI
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Norway
Turkey
Bernard Rogers
Supreme Allied Commander of Europe
Naples
Italy
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Allied Powers Europe
Allied Command Europe
U.S
Europe
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U.S. Navy
Atlantic
Protester Overboard as Dutch Ship Dumps Radioactive Waste
Greenpeace says two refuse containers struck a dinghy carrying protesters 430 miles off Spain. One man, Chris Thieme, was knocked overboard but unharmed as the Scheldeberg dumped waste within feet of the dinghies. Greenpeace calls it an accident and blames neither side.
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Netherlands
Scheldeberg
Atlantic
Greenpeace
Chris Thieme
Spain
Mickey Kaufmann
FBI silent on report of mobster tied campaign gift
The Daily News alleged an FBI tape shows Pellegrino Masselli asked by Jack Frost of Schiavone Construction to donate 1000 to Reagan in June 1979. Donovan, then Schiavone executive, would receive the funds at his Short Hills home. Masselli’s son Nathan was murdered in the Bronx, the second witness killed in Donovan probe.
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Labor
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Reagan
Daily News
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Genovese Crime Family
Jack Frost
Schiavone Construction Co
Donovan
Schiavone
Secaucus
N.J
Short Hills
Masselli
Nathan
Bronx
Half a mystery solved in Washington teeth case
The case of George Washington's stolen false teeth shows progress as lovers are found in a Smithsonian storeroom, suggesting an inside job since theft occurred there. Upper pieces remain missing and officials avoid speculation while FBI delays disclosure, fearing motive to melt the gold relic.
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Washington
George Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Lawrence Taylor
Smithsonian
FBI
Gazette Wire Services
Officer sought after fatal Phoenix police ambush and store robbery
A 10 year Phoenix police veteran killed a fellow officer and robbed a Circle-K before fleeing possibly armed with two semi automatic weapons and 3000 rounds of ammunition. Officers surrounded a campground 80 miles north of Phoenix for suspect Thomas Hernandez Jr. whose body was found with the other officer Raymond Shaar in a northwest Phoenix home.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
Yavapai County
Betty Barefoot
Thomas Hernandez Jr
Brad Thiss
Raymond Shaar
Jim Wilson
Northwest
Hernandez
Shaar
Wilson
North Phoenix
Circle-K
Petition to lower Maine speed limit filed by Weinberger's wife
Augusta officials received a petition from Cindy Weinberger asking to cut Bar Harbor area speed limit from 45 to 25 mph for pet and child safety. The Maine Transportation Department rejected the request saying it did not matter who signed it. A spokesman noted he was more careful in wording the letter.
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Augusta
Maine
UPI
Carl Weinberger
Bar Harbor
Mt. Desert Island
State Transportation Department
John Hodgkins
Department
Hodgkins
Moore Eyes Bond Farewell After Five More Months
Roger Moore says his next James Bond film could be his last after five months of secret agent duties at a Royal Air Force base north of London. He hints he may retire to a mountain ski retreat if asked to return, with Maud Adams and Kristina Wayborn co starring in the $23 million adventure.
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Royal Air Force
London
Latin America
Moore
Bond
Maud Adams
Kristina Wayborn
Sweden
Dodgers catcher Yeager poses in Playgirl spread
Steve Yeager of the Los Angeles Dodgers discusses the reaction to his nude appearance in Playgirl. He jokes about ribbing from teammates and recalls owner Peter O'Malley's initial reaction, which he says was calm after reviewing the photos.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Steve Yeager
Jerry Reuss
Rick Monday
Billy Russell
Tom Lasorda
Los Angeles Dodgers
Yeager
Playgirl Magazine
Dodgers
Peter O'Malley
Catcher’s Mask
Britain Italy ready pipeline cargo defy U.S. ban
Britain and Italy prepared to join France in resisting the U S embargo on U S licensed equipment for the 3600 mile Soviet natural gas line. Turbines built under U S license by John Brown Engineering and Nuovo Pignone await delivery as ships approach Soviet ports amid a political clash.
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Nuovo Pignone
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