Western floods force 12000 from homes and rail lines blocked
Torrents from Pacific storms drive 12,000 flood refugees across the Western states. Northern California endures up to 22 inches of rain and 9 feet of snow. Russian River peaks at 49 feet then recedes. Evacuations, power outages, and widespread damage affect Napa and other communities while authorities warn of more rain but less severe flooding ahead.
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Legislator Says Surviving Americans in Vietnam Now Possible
A nine member House Republican delegation returning from Hanoi claims there is no longer doubt that some Americans survive in Vietnam. Rep. Gerald Solomon cites possible prisoners or deserters while noting no live images were shown to them. Reports also hint at recent sightings of at least four Americans.
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Army retracts identifications of 11 Vietnam War remains
The Army says it erred in identifying 11 servicemen missing in action from the 1972 Laos crash aboard a AC-130 Spectre. Forensic experts say the earlier identifications were a blatant failure to meet standards, and families were notified that remains may be misidentified. At least 10 men have been buried with honors, including two from Georgia.
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U.S. Maintains Pressure on Libya and Terror Threats
The Reagan administration reserves the option of military action against Libya to counter Khadafy backed terrorism. Navy officials discuss possible flight operations in the Gulf of Sidra next month. The Senate approves a bill criminalizing attacks on Americans abroad, signaling stronger action.
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Landmine attack on convoy kills many in Sri Lanka
In eastern Sri Lanka a landmine struck a government convoy escorting farmers to market. The government reported 39 dead and over 30 seriously injured, with two attackers killed by security forces. The assault marked a major guerrilla strike in months.
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Gandhi party official killed as violence erupts in Punjab
Gunmen believed to be Sikhs killed Congress leader Dana Singh in Faridkot district amid a surge of violence in Punjab. A police inspector Des Raj was shot in Gurdaspur. Hindu shopowners Ashok Kumar and Amrit Jain were killed in Amritsar district. Clashes in Kashmir over a shrine injured about 200. Curfew imposed in Batala. BSF deployed.
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