Flooded with gifts as boy clings to life after ice incident
Jimmy Tontlewicz, 18 minutes in Lake Michigan after sliding with his father Terrence, awoke and moved limbs days after the accident. Doctors at Children’s Memorial Hospital report normal brain scan function while he remains in a coma to manage brain pressure. Parents and well wishers nationwide flood the family with cards, flowers, candles, and bubble gum as hope grows for recovery.
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Chicago
Jimmy Tontlewicz
Lake Michigan
Terrence
Jimmy
Children's Memorial Hospital
Caroline Kennedy to marry Ed Schlossberg vows reported
New York Post reports possible engagement of Caroline Kennedy age 26 to Ed Schlossberg 36. Sources say she may announce after Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis returns from India trip. The couple, longtime friends, reportedly visited the Kennedy family in Hyannisport over Thanksgiving.
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New York
Caroline Kennedy
Ed Schlossberg
Miss Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
India
New York Post
Post
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Schlossberg
Kennedy
Hyannisport
Mass
Reagan snubs Tampico in birthday visit snub
President Reagan plans to celebrate his 73rd birthday in Dixon Illinois on February 6 after a 700 mile trip from Washington. Tampico residents feel insulted by his decision not to visit the town where he grew up, hoping a Reagan stop could revive their ailing agricultural community.
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Tampico
Reagan
Illinois
Reegan
Washington
Dixon
Ohio utilities switch Zimmer plant to coal amid costs
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Dayton Power & Light and Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric said the 97 percent complete William H. Zimmer Nuclear Power Station will be converted to coal due to rising costs and regulatory uncertainty. The move follows a separate Indiana reactor abandonment and reflects bond-rating concerns, with an estimated conversion cost up to 350 million and 28 months to complete if pursued.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Dayton Power & Light Co
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Dayton Power
William H. Zimmer
Zimmer
Dickhower
Bechtel Power Corp
University crematorium to continue despite air limits
The Michigan Air Pollution Control Commission granted a variance for the University of Michigan to keep burning cadavers in its 14 year old crematorium. The university will add pollution controls and a new incinerator by next January while about 225 cadavers are burned annually after dissection by medical students.
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Lansing. Mich
University of Michigan
Michigan Air Pollution Control Commission
Medical School
Robert Miller
Department of Natural Resources Air Quality Division
Miller
Theodore Fischer
Commission
Soviet Satire Pokes Fun At Reagan Couple In Pravda
Pravda ridicules Reagan foreign policy speech by imagining Sally the dishwasher and Jim with no job, meeting Soviet couple Ivan and Anya. The satire portrays gaps in the president's human terms approach and imagines the two couples discussing family life and employment.
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Moscow
Reagan
Sally
Jim
Ivan
Anya
Pravda
U.S
Yuri Kuznetsov
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Ohio River
Thomas Devine
Government Accountability Project
Public Service Co
Marble Hill
Madison
Ind
Public Service
Shopcall
Cal
Smulekoff’s
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Smulekoff
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Sewntown
Cedar Rapids
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Dial
Seiko Reg
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Oneida Deluxe
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