Madrid disco fire leaves 78 dead and 21 injured
A blaze at Alcala 20 discotheque in central Madrid killed 78 people and injured at least 21 as crowds raced toward exits in thick fumes. Investigators examine short circuit and safety lapses while witnesses describe stampedes and locked doors.
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New York Times
Madrid
Spain
NRC proposes ending nuclear plant liability limits
The NRC urges Congress to eliminate the $570 million cap on utilities liability for nuclear plant accidents and to extend the filing statute from 20 to 30 years. It argues current limits unfairly shift losses to victims and could leave latent injuries unaddressed. The report, linked to Price-Anderson Act revision, circulated to congressmen and obtained by the Washington Post.
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Washington Post Service
Washington
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Congress
Commission
NRC
Washington Post
Strong earthquake hits Soviet Central Asia near borders
The Tass news agency reported a strong earthquake struck Soviet Central Asia near the China and Afghanistan borders. There were no deaths, but minor damage occurred to buildings in several settlements.
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Moscow
Central Asia
China
Afghanistan
Tass
Teen shoots teacher at Boylan Central Catholic High
A 15-year-old student at Boylan Central Catholic High School shot substitute teacher Sharon Mundt in the neck with a .357 pistol. Mundt remained in serious condition. the student Michael Graham surrendered nearby and faced attempted murder charges.
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Rockford, Ill
Sharon Mundt
Boylan Central Catholic High School
Michael Graham
New Jersey F-106B Sets Flight Speed Record
A 25 year old F-106B Delta Dart from the New Jersey Air National Guard flew from Wright Patterson AFB Ohio to Kitty Hawk North Carolina at 710 nautical miles per hour, breaking the previous speed record by 100 knots. Capt Jerry Riley said the jet was designed to defend against raiding bombers.
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Pomona
N.J
New Jersey Air National Guard
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
Kitty Hawk
N.C
Jerry Riley
177Th
American-led discovery yields Galoc offshore oil field
An American-led consortium found a new offshore oil field named Galoc in the central Philippines. Initial tests show up to 2000 barrels per day, with Velasco noting a potentially larger oil-bearing structure than existing fields off Palawan Island. Production could start in 1984, officials said.
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Manila, Philippines
Philippines
Energy
Geronimo Velasco
Galoc
Palawan Island
Manila
Australia allows British warship nuclear access in Sydney dry dock
Australia bowed to pressure from Britain and the United States and agreed to let a British warship use a Sydney dry dock. Officials had barred the Invincible over anti nuclear protests and a captain would not confirm weapons. Canberra bans nuclear weapons on Australian soil.
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Sydney
Australia
Britain
United States
Rajneeshees sue to speed green card processing in Oregon
Forty followers of Indian guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh sue the U S Immigration and Naturalization Service in U S District Court alleging delays in permanent residency requests for foreign spouses amount to class based religious discrimination. The Rajneeshees live in central Oregon with several hundred disciples.
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Portland
Ore
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
U.S. District Court
Oregon
Einstein Manuscript Auction Sets Record Price
An autographed 12 page Einstein manuscript sold for 55 000 dollars at a New York auction on Saturday. The bid is believed to be the highest ever paid for any of the late scientist’s writings.
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M.F. Neville
New York
Albert Einstein
Gunman injures U S peacekeeper in Sinai
An unknown gunman shot and wounded an American civilian and a Dutch soldier serving with the United Nations force in the Sinai. Maj. Barry Sprouse said the injuries were superficial and the two men, David K. Elliott and Ferdinent Goren, were in good condition at Yosephtal Hospital in Eilat. Their vehicle was attacked during a routine radio maintenance mission south of El Qasema. the assailant fled.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
United Nations
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
U.S. Army
Barry Sprouse
David K. Elliott
Yantis
Texas
Ferdinent Goren
Dearne
Netherlands
Yosephtal Hospital
Eilat
Elliott
Goren
Burglar Steals Gifts During PTA Grinch Play
Joyce Berry, an unemployed Pontiac mother, acted in a school Christmas play when a burglar robbed her home stealing gifts, clothing, and food. Donations of toys, clothes, and food poured in from Michigan residents after the story spread, with many offering help to ensure her children still have a Christmas.
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Pontiac
Mich
PTA
Michigan
Joyce Berry
Cheryl Spedeske
Lansing
Lawrence A. Laurain
Oakland Press
Laurain
Santa Claus
Gazette of Cedar Rapids Subscription Rates and Info
The Gazette lists subscription options for Morning Editions and Sunday editions at 7 issues weekly, with prices $10.40 for 4 weeks and $110.00 for 52 weeks by mail in selected regions. Carrier rate stands at $2.25 per week. The newspaper is printed in Cedar Rapids Iowa. The AP holds exclusive republication rights for local news and dispatches.
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Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
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