U S completes test of anti satellite missile
The Air Force reported the first flight test of an unarmed U S air launched miniature vehicle anti satellite missile from an F 15. No target was involved in the test conducted over California s western test range. Details remain classified.
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Washington
Air Force
Ron Rand
U.S
Vandenburg Air Force Base
Calif
Rand
Congress
White House
Soviet Union
Pentagon
France leads bid to avert European subsidy crisis
Brussels reports France will preside over the Common Market’s talks through mid 1984 as it seeks a solution to a looming 1.3 billion dollar shortfall in farm subsidies. If unresolved by March 31, the bloc risks bankruptcy and loss of Western European unity. France plans targeted negotiations led by Roland Dumas, with Mitterrand urging a firm resolve.
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Brussels
Belgium
France
Gaston Thorn
Luxembourg
Common Market Executive Commission
Paul Dalsager
Andreas Papandreou
Greece
Athens
Michel Rocard
Francois Mitterrand
Roland Dumas
Mitterrand
Africa
Middle East
Dumas
Helmut Kohl
West Germany
Bonn
Netherlands
Ruud Lubbers
London
Margaret Thatcher
Common Market
Executive Commission
U.S
Firms and execs acquitted in nuke plant bidding case
A Helena jury acquitted 10 defendants in a federal trial charging four major electrical contractors and six executives with conspiring to fix bids on five nuclear plants in Washington and Indiana. The case centered on bid rigging aimed at inflating costs for Washington Public Power Supply System sites Nos. 1, 4, 3, 5 and Public Service Co. of Indiana Marble Hill.
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L.K. Comstock Co. Inc
Danbury, Conn
Paul C. Schorr III
Commonwealth Board
Lawrence E. Grundy
Fischbach & Moore Western Division
Peter F. Matthews
Henry A. Kammenzind
Paul E. Arbogast
L.K. Comstock
Charles L. Scharfe Jr
Grand Jury
Washington Public Power Supply System
Richland
Wash
Satsop
Public Service Co
Indiana
Marble Hill
Madison
Ind
Bancroft T. Foley Jr
Potomac, Md
Howard P. Foley Co
Washington, D.C
Washington
Palm Springs
Long Beach
Pope's radio plea warns against arms race world wide
A 60 second radio spot funded by U.S. Catholic bishops features Pope John Paul II warning that humanity faces grave risk from the arms race. The spot, produced by Tony Schwartz, anchors a sequence with children and countdown to a nuclear blast, and ends with a UN message echoed by the bishops.
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New York Times
New York
John Paul II
United States
Tony Schwartz
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Schwartz
United Nations
Miami AIDS drive shows early progress in VD fight
Miami public health workers with 15 USPHS inspectors and 10 Dade County officials have pressed a street level campaign across bars jails and clubs to curb rising syphilis and penicillin resistant gonorrhea. Officials note declines nationally but local cases rise and warn the battle is not over.
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New York Times Service
Miami
United States Public Health Service
Dade County
Jorge Caceres
South
Florida
Caceres
Centers For Disease Control
79Th Street
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Sacramento
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Beverley Hills
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Cedar Rapids
Chaus
Ms. Sportswear
Westdale Mall
Lindale Mall
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