Glenn proposes acid rain bill amid 1984 campaign
Democratic candidate Sen. John Glenn unveils a plan to tax electricity to fund a cleanup and curb sulfur dioxide emissions. He argues action is possible with broad congressional support, while rivals Hart and Hollings push separate targets and timelines.
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Bedford
N.H
John Glenn
Gary Hart
Colorado
Ernest Hollings
South Carolina
Glenn
Kentucky
Illinois
Ohio
Hollings
Hart
Unemployed cook charged in UMaine student murder
David Willoughby aged 26 of Randolph was arrested at a Holiday Inn and held for arraignment after authorities say he killed a University of Maine at Farmington student. The Kennebec Journal report confirmed a tip led investigators to the victim’s body found near Augusta.
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Augusta
Kennebec Journal
Walkout Postponed by Oil Workers Union
The 50,000 oil industry workers planned walkout set for midnight Saturday was postponed after OCAW president Joseph M. Misbrener asked bargaining committees to seek a three day extension of current contracts until 12:01 a.m. Wednesday to allow more bargaining time before pursuing other options.
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Denver
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
OCAW
U.S
Joseph M. Misbrener
Soviet Attache Found Dead at Embassy in DC
A 32-year-old Soviet attache Yevgeniy Gavrilov was found dead Friday inside the Soviet Embassy in Washington. Acting DC medical examiner Dr. Douglas Dixon said death resulted from asphyxia caused by a rope or similar item but the precise manner could not be determined due to not viewing the scene. Gavrilov had arrived in the United States months earlier and the embassy provided the confirmation.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Douglas S. Dixon
Yevgeniy B. Gavrilov
United States
Mikhail Lysenko
Baby Shaken by Mother Declared Brain Dead in Lincoln
18 year old mother faces felony child abuse charges after 3 week old Timothy Sheldon was determined brain dead by encephalogram. Prosecutor Gary Lacey reported cerebral death following violent shaking to quiet the crying infant.
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Lincoln, Neb
Timothy Sheldon
Gary Lacey
Kremlin Rigid on Missiles as Geneva Talks Stay Closed
The Kremlin insisted on its hard line stance over the disrupted medium range arms talks. Pravda attacked U S and West German officials and said NATO's position was absurd. It outlined that negotiations would resume only if NATO drops missile deployments and returns to pre deployment conditions.
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Kremlin
Geneva
Communist Party
Pravda
U.S
NATO
Soviet Union
Yuri V. Andropov
United States
Europe
Reagan Aims at Unruly School Behavior in Campaign
President Reagan announced the Justice Department would file briefs to expand teachers and administrators rights to enforce discipline. He urged studying methods to prevent school violence and help districts use resources to curb crime.
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Washington
Reagan
Justice Department
Department of Education
White House
Robert T. Matsui
Dcalif
Rebels Attack Major Nicaraguan Base Near Managua
Anti-Sandinista rebels using rockets and artillery attacked Nicaragua’s largest base 37 miles south of Managua. A military source and government spokesman confirmed the assault with no casualties reported. The base includes the country’s largest airport and jet-capable facilities.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Pacific
Laser pioneer Alfred Kastler dies at 81 in France
Alfred Kastler, Nobel laureate whose work on optical pumping helped enable laser development, died Saturday in Bandol on the French Riviera at age 81. The family gave no cause of death. His discovery showed how light can elevate atomic energy levels to unstable states before cascading to emit light of a single wavelength.
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Alfred Kastler
Bandol
French
Riviera
Kastler
Charles H. Townes
University of California At Berkeley
Soviet air force magazine criticizes pilot after airliner shootdown
A Moscow air force magazine blamed the fighter pilot in the September 1 South Korean airliner destruction and questioned ground officers who supervised the interception. The January issue stressed the pilot as central in combat, implying criticism of the actions surrounding the fatal incident that killed 269 people.
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Moscow
Chad Foreign Minister Idriss Miskine dies at 35
Chad radio reports Foreign Minister Idriss Miskine died of malaria at age 35 after a trip to Addis Ababa for a peace conference. He was buried after Muslim rites. A seven day national mourning was decreed. It was unclear if Habre would delay the reconciliation conference sponsored by the OAU.
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Chad
Idriss Miskine
Miskine
Hissene Habre
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Habre
National Reconciliation Conference
Organization of African Unity
Gazette Wire Services
Winter Community Class Catalog At Jefferson High School
A listing of winter courses with instructors, schedules, and fees across Jefferson High School and local sites. Included are painting drawing woodworking knitting guitar photography and crafts with dates and room numbers where available. Prices range from 6 to 45 dollars and sessions vary from 3 to 6 weeks locking in max enrollments per class.
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Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
Jefferson High School
Eicher
Randles
Johnson
Godar
Hopkins
Blazek
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