Skeleton returned to Venice after theft from San Geremia church
World Police Sunday reports the recovery of the Santa Lucia skeleton stolen from the San Geremia church on the Venice Grand Canal on Nov 7 and its return to Venice's patriarch. The same issue notes oil executives doubting Reagan would reconsider evacuation of Libya and other regional notes.
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Two NFL teams clinch divisional titles in season push
Gazette reports two National Football League teams clinched divisional titles as part of the late season surge. Notes from sports writer Bob Denney are included on Page 1B.
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Nine arrested in Texas for military type drills
Nine heavily armed men dressed in camouflage fatigues were arrested while doing military type training near Austin Texas A pipe bomb and eighteen weapons were seized one Marine private was among the group authorities say they were to detonate a car they had damaged and burned in the act The arrests came after a farmer heard gunfire and alerted deputies five.
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Sakharovs elated after hunger strike ends in hospital
Andrei Sakharov and Yelena Bonner, weakened and emaciated, express elation at their hunger strike's end while confined in a Gorky hospital. Miss Alekseyeva described their frail condition, noted no force feeding, and reported the exodus plan allowing her exit to join Brandeis student Semyonov in the United States.
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Washington holiday week calendar of political events
In Washington the week brings a string of partisan political drama as figures pause for traditional holiday foods. Diplomats’ children are invited to the White House for seasonal gatherings amid calendar events in the nation’s capital.
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East West German talks end amid cautious hope
West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt meeting East German leader Erich Honecker in Guestrow ends with modest optimism that some issues move toward solutions. No progress on recognizing East German citizenship or upgrading the mission to an embassy. humanitarian steps possible if credit talks extend six months.
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