Creation trial witness says UFOs exist and Satan works
Norman Geisler, theology professor, testified that UFOs are satanic and used for deception in a case over Arkansas public school teaching. He argued belief in a god is not necessarily religious and that aliens lack proof, amid a lawsuit challenging balanced treatment laws for creationism and evolution.
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Norman Geisler
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Idaho Farmers Plan Mass Rabbit Slaughter in Idaho
About 2,000 farmers on horseback and motorcycle will herd tens of thousands of jackrabbits across southeastern Idaho to kill them as damage to crops reaches about five million dollars. The drive, organized by the Mud Lake Farmers Rabbit Committee, aims to funnel rabbits into traps for clubbing and throat-slitting, despite opposition from the Idaho Humane Society.
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Idaho
Orvin Twitchell
Mud Lake
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Max Finch
Tony Bohner
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House OKs foreign aid bill for $11.4 billion
The House approved an $11.4 billion foreign aid package, first regular appropriation in three years, with a 199 to 166 vote. Reagan and GOP leaders backed the measure despite Republican misgivings, as 84 Republicans joined 115 Democrats in support.
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GOP
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International Development Association
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International Development Bank
Casey faces probe over Indonesia registration in 1976
Justice Department reviews whether CIA Director William Casey violated the Foreign Agents Registration Act by not registering as a foreign agent while representing Indonesia in 1976. The inquiry follows Senate panel referral and mirrors probes into Richard Allen and Ray Donovan.
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Justice Department
CIA
William Casey
Indonesia
Casey
Reagan
Richard Allen
Ray Donovan
Senate Intelligence Committee
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
D-N.y
Department
Department of Justice
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Junta removes Viola names Galtieri in Argentina
The Argentinian military junta ousted President Roberto Viola due to health and political issues and installed Gen. Leopoldo Galtieri as successor. Viola, 57, had been recovering from a heart condition and reportedly resisted removal, seeking a health-based resignation.
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Argentina
Roberto E. Viola
Leopoldo Galtieri
Viola
Galtieri
Junta
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