Nuclear freeze debate ignored by a convinced author
The author dismisses nuclear freeze advocates as fools while arguing the arms race is unstoppable. He cites vast arsenals and advancing missiles, notes Russian parity, and warns first strike credibility with fast flight times. He concedes a freeze could save money but says it won’t make the world safer.
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Germany
Minuteman
Moscow
Soviet Union
Europe
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Leningrad
U.S. Spacetrack to track deep space satellites by 1988
The Pentagon plans a new generation of deep space satellites with ground stations to monitor all objects in deep space around the clock. Spacetrack, a five-facility network, nears completion and could enable 24 hour coverage by 1988. Some satellites may carry self defense and anti satellite capabilities.
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Washington Post
Washington
Pentagon
Spacetrack
U.S
United States
Gemayel lauds Lebanon unity as Israel leaves Sidon
President Amin Gemayel visited Sidon praising Israel’s pullout from the port city as a step toward southern Lebanon liberation. He lauded the national resistance and Lebanese unity alongside Prime Minister Rashid Karami at Sidon’s government house amid Israel’s two day ahead withdrawal, the first of three stages toward full exit by summer’s end.
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Lebanon
Amin Gemayel
Sidon
Gemayel
Rashid Karami
South
Israel
Nazi Mengele in Paraguay again after Portugal visit
New York Senator Alfonso D Amato said Nazi war criminal Josef Mengele may have returned to Paraguay after a Portugal visit. He noted possible movement between Paraguay Brazil and Argentina. An investigator said he would publish documents supporting claims about U S wartime actions.
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Josef Mengele
Auschwitz
Portugal
Paraguay
Alfonso D’amato
Brazil
Argentina
New York Republican
Abc-Tv
David Brinkley
D’amato
Mengele
Justice Department
U.S
Byelorussia
John Loftus
Rockland
Mass
CBS
Belarus
Loftus
Soviet Union
Chicago Mayor considers independent bid in 1987
Chicago Mayor Harold Washington, a lifelong Democrat, hints at seeking re election as an independent in 1987 citing meaningless municipal party labels. Advisers warn he could be vulnerable in a Democratic primary against white opponents amid tension with white aldermen.
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Chicago
Harold Washington
Can't take ribbing motorist kills critic at discotheque
In South El Monte California a man fired on a crowd outside a club after being teased about his driving killing Daniel Schwieterman 19 and wounding Samuel Quintero 26. Long Than H Lam 30 Carson was detained by a private security guard and later arrested on murder charges.
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Calif
Long Than H. Lam
Carson
Golden Fountain Club
Robert Stoneman
Daniel Schwieterman
Samuel Quintero
Los Angeles
Quintero
Stoneman
Sam
Temple City
Texts watered down textbooks cite evolution omission
Washington liberal group charged that many high school biology books have diluted coverage of evolution amid pressure from fundamentalists. It reviewed 18 titles. three omitted evolution and half offered inadequate treatment.
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Washington
People For the American Way
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