Abducted Teen Girl Found After Escape Near Seattle
Cindi Mouat, Edmonds High School student, was found handcuffed in a Fresno park after escaping from a truck driver who abducted her a week earlier from a Seattle area shopping mall. Deputies said she freed herself when the abductor slept. authorities search for the suspect. Her parents learned of the disappearance when she did not show up for work.
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Fresno
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Seattle
Cindi Mouat
Edmonds
Fresno County
Bob Hagler
Cindi
Sue Mouat
Bob Kierejczyk
Eastern pilots reach tentative settlement amid buyout pressure
Eastern Airlines and its pilots bargained through Sunday night to forestall a shutdown under creditors. The deal comes hours before a midnight response deadline to a Texas Air Corp buyout offer, with unions reporting limited details.
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Miami
Eastern Airlines
Bill Sabo
Air Line Pilots Association
Sabo
Eastern
Texas Air Corp
National Mediation Board
Walter Wallace
Robert Brown
Harry Bickford
Mediation Board
Meredith Buel
Transport Workers Union
Stronger federal nursing home regulation urged by study
A National Academy of Sciences draft report calls for much stronger federal oversight of nursing homes and rejects Reagan administration cuts. It urges strict penalties for repeated violations, higher enforcement funding, and elimination of the skilled vs intermediate facility distinction, noting widespread inadequate care and rights violations in Medicaid and Medicare funded homes.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Academy
Congress
The
Sidney Katz
Brown University
Stephen Balerzak
Thousands march in Madrid urging NATO referendum vote
About 75,000 protesters in Madrid pressed voters to reject continued NATO membership in a March 12 referendum. Organizers led by Rafael Grasa urged neutrality while noting Spain joined NATO in 1982 under a different government. No violence occurred. Four Socialist ministers campaigned for a pro NATO vote.
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Madrid
Spain
NATO
Madrid March For Peace
Rafael Grasa
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Madrid Autonomous Region
Price drop at gasoline pump not as steep as crude fall
Industry analyst Dan Lundberg notes wholesale crude declines are not fully passed to motorists. He cites a 10.07 cent retail drop since late last year versus a predicted 24 to 35 cent fall, with dealers offsetting cuts against higher operating costs.
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Los Angeles
Dan Lundberg
United States
Lundberg
Gorbachev to Open 27th Soviet Communist Congress
Communist Party leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev convenes a national congress in Moscow with about five thousand delegates at the Kremlin Palace of Congresses. The weeklong gathering will revisit the party program rules and guidelines amid a push for economic progress and new foreign policy signals.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Kremlin Palace of
Opposition Leader Kim Dae Jung Freed From House Arrest
Kim Dae Jung, opposition figure in Seoul, was released from twelve days of house arrest with phone lines cut. Police offered no reason for the release as the opposition aims to reconvene a central committee to discuss expanding a nationwide petition drive for a constitutional amendment permitting direct elections.
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Seoul
South Korea
Kim Daejung
Kim
Soviet satellite in danger of Earth's reentry says West German paper
Bild quotes two space experts that Cosmos 1714 could crash to Earth between March 21 and 23 after a failed steering mechanism. Officials reportedly will decide if a national security issue arises as debris could impact West German soil. The satellite launched December 28 carries advanced listening gear for submarine tracking.
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Hamburg
West Germany
Bild
Manfred Gass
Oberpfaffenhofen
Gass
Horst Hewel
West Berlin
Hewel
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