Kennedy Injures Ankles Skiing In Aspen Run
UPI reports Senator Edward Kennedy fell on Ruthie’s Run during a ski outing on Aspen Mountain. He was treated for a muscle strain after a brief hospital check, and later signed a release at the bottom of the hill. The incident occurred December 28.
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Aspen
Colo
UPI
Colorado
Aspen Mountain
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Ski Patrol
Jack Brendlinger
Aspen Ski Co
Ruthie
Young leukemia survivor appears on NYC telethon as Annie
Rutherford NJ. Shelley Bruce 16, who played Annie on Broadway in 1979, made a public TV appeal on a leukemia telethon in NYC. She recently finished radiation therapy and will have monthly chemotherapy visits at Memorial Sloan Kettering for about two years, aided by Andrea McArdle Sarah Jessica Parker and Allison Smith and Sandy the dog.
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Annies
Leukemia Society
Andrea McArdle
Sarah Jessica Parker
Allison Smith
Sandy
Miss Bruce
Runcie Begins Asia Tour With Hong Kong Stop
Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. Robert Runcie arrived in Hong Kong on an Asian tour that will include a visit to China. He was greeted by Gov. Sir Murray Maclehose and Hong Kong bishop Rt Rev Peter Kwong before a planned Friday trip to Nanjing to meet Bishop K H Ting. It marks the first archbishop of Canterbury visit to China.
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Hong Kong
Canterbury
Robert Runcie
China
Runcie
Burma
Murray Maclehose
Peter Kwong
Nanjing
K.H. Ting
Chinese Christian Council
Winter Storm Widespread Rains Snow Across Regions
A sprawling weather picture reports cars in crashes from Seattle to Baltimore amid up to 18 inches of snow in the Rockies. Maine suffers 2 feet of snow with 20,000 without power. emergency shelters and wells drilled in Roscoe S D. The National Weather Service labels the Libyan plot coverage as politically charged while investigations continue on Capitol Hill.
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Waynesboro
Seattle
Baltimore
Rockies
Roscoe
S.D
Pacific Northwest
Midwest
Great Lakes
Grand Marais
Minn
Michigan
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
Colorado Rockies
Grand Forks
N.C
Greenwood
Miss
National Weather Service
Texas Panhandle
Maine
Hancock
Washington
Roland Richardson
Washington County
Debate Over Libyan Hit Squad Threat At White House
A split view emerged over the Libyan trained hit squad report bound for the United States to kill officials. Critics question the security response while insiders fault a leak driven hype that could hinder European alliance work against Khadafy. A State Department analysis had focused on regional threats, not the US plot.
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White House
United States
Washington
Muammar Khadafy
State Department
Khadafy
Sudan
Chad
Saudi Arabia
Storm Prep and Disruptions Hit Eastern Iowa Towns
Heavy storms prompted stockpiling in Muscatine where shelves emptied and 500 gallons of milk were sold at a local supermarket. Des Moines airport closed briefly to plow runways, United flights canceled for the day, Trailways buses ran late, and motorists abandoned cars in ditches as tow trucks operated.
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Iowa
Joe Minnick
Muscatine
Des Moines
United Airlines
Lee Branch
Trailways Bus Company
National Weather Service
Harold Brightman
Crossroads USA
Red Brigades linked escapees in Italy probe
In Rovigo and Rome authorities pursue four escapees tied to the Red Brigades and Front Line. Susanna Ronconi, 28, once a Red Brigades member, helped plan escapes and was arrested in Florence in 1980. One wounded carpenter, Angelo Furlan, and three hospital releases follow glass debris injuries.
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Rovigo
Venice
Red Brigades
Verona
U.S
James Dozier
Rome
Susanna Ronconi
The
Front Line
Florence
Marina Premoli
Federica Neroni
Loredana Biancamano
Naples
Giovanni Spadolini
Angelo Furlan
Test-Tube Babies Progress Report From Science Meeting
Norfolk birth in hospital with other births in England Australia and possibly India. Biggers says success rate about one in ten vs three in ten for natural fertilization. Most read as safe for offspring with one serious defect among 19 children, a corrigible Australian twin. Walters cites lack of federal funding slowing US progress since 1979 committee recommendation pending action.
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Norfolk
England
Australia
India
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Biggers
LeRoy Walters
Georgetown University
Poland Moves Against 263 Officials Led by Gierek
Warsaw reports government cases target 263 officials including Edward Gierek former Communist Party leader jailed since martial law declaration on December 13. Prosecutions aim to discredit old guard while union activists face jail as regime shifts focus to dissident activity and U S responses.
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Warsaw
Edward Gierek
Communist Party
Poland
Gierek
Communist Guard
United States
Washington
Sharp turn seen in US Poland policy by analyst Muszynski
Polish analyst Jerzy Muszynski said Reagan allied with counterrevolutionaries and against Poland in a sharp shift in US policy. Pravda charged the CIA with conspiratorial plans to crush Polish officials and families, while George Kennan urged waiting for results on sanctions and warned they heighten US USSR tensions.
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Jerzy Muszynski
United States
Poland
Reagan
Muszynski
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Central Intelligence Agency
Soviet Union
Kennan
NBC News
Princeton University
Institute For Advanced Study
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Glide Memorial Church
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Symbionese Liberation Army
Dianne Feinstein
Annie
Kennedy
Bruce
Houston
Kathy Whitmire
U.S. Weather
Ellsworth
Hancock County
Naval Station
Winter Harbor
Kenneth Cosseboom
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co
Weather Service
S.C
Leland Treichel
Webster
FBI
Capitol Hill
Congress
Libya
Middle East
Miss Ronconi
Renato Curcio
Walters
CIA
NATO
George F. Kennan
People Stories Daily
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Grazette
Marion
10Th Street
Florsheim
Florsheim Shoe Shops
Westdale
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