What conservatives aim to conserve in politics and media
The author questions what conservatives seek to preserve, criticizing press criticism of the military and discussing environmental policy, political figures, and urban transit schemes. He cites Yazov, the EPA, and a proposed trolley link between Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, then details a New York City experience and urban safety concerns.
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Cedar Rapids
Don Canney
Iowa City
C.R
Czech Village
Riverside Cryonics Debate Over Frozen Head Sparks Probe
Public support for freezing bodies clashed with medical skeptics as Alcor officials faced questions after Dora Kent’s head was severed for cryonics. Riverside coroner demanded autopsy. investigation touched on legality and effort to revive through future technology while noting multiple frozen heads and bodies across firms. Kent’s son Saul defended the chance of revival, while regulatory actions remained unresolved.
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Alcor
Michael Darwin
Riverside County
Medical
Christopher Leanders
John Gill
State Cemetery Board
Gill
Kent
Saul
Cryonics
Robert Ettinger Kent
Life Extension Revolution
Life Extension Foundation
Hollywood
Fla
FDA
Brad Stone
Dora Kent
Stallone denial ends engagement rumors with debutante
Publicist says Stallone will not wed Carnelia Guest, noting he was in Washington to receive a Touchdown Club award from President Reagan and would escort Guest, a 24 year old once called debutante of the decade by Life. The reports originate from New York society writers.
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Rocky
New York Society
Sylvester Stallone
Carnelia Guest
Paul Bloch
Washington, D.C
Stallone
Washington
Reagan
Life Magazine
Bob
Reba McEntire
Bob Hope
L.A
Nashville
Tenn
Gunman kills Dallas officer as crowd shouts instructions
In Dallas an officer, John Chase, 25, was fatally shot when a suspect, Carl Dudley Williams, 34, grabbed the officer's .44 caliber gun during a traffic stop. Witnesses recalled crowd members shouting shoot him as the assailant fled and was later killed by off duty officers. Chase had recently switched to day shift to spend time with his bride of three months. The investigation noted no clear motive amid criticism of city leadership over police safety.
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Dallas
John Chase
Carl Dudley Willos
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Melitha Johnson
Prince
Chase
Williams
Vicki Hawkins
Ms. Hawkins
Carl L. Williams
Joanne Eaton
Oil Spill Reaches Cincinnati Water Shutoffs Put in Effect
The one million gallon diesel spill from Ashland Oil reached Cincinnati as intake valves closed to protect 850,000 residents. Water reserves cover four to five days. dilution reduced contaminant levels from 180 to about 1 milligram per liter. Officials say no major health risk, though grocers sold bottled water amid concern.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Water Works
Hamilton
Butler
Warren
Dennis Davis
Davis Sala
Ashland Oil Co
Monongahela River
Ohio Valley
Peter A. Tennant
Ohio River Valley Water Association
Davis
Kentucky
Opera patron dies after plunge during Macbeth
An 82-year-old Bulgarian voice coach Bantcho Bantchevsky died after leaping from an upper balcony at the Metropolitan Opera House during the second intermission of Macbeth. Authorities ruled the death a suicide, noting multiple internal and external injuries.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Bantcho Bantchevsky
Bulgaria
Opera House
Bantchevsky
Ellen Borakove
Giuseppe Verdi
Johanna Fiedler
Metropolitan Opera
Fiedler
Jewish museum opens in Moscow apartment
In a fifth floor Moscow apartment a small informal Jewish folk museum opened during a Sunday gathering. Erika Rosenberg, 37, moved into her son's room to house the collection of photographs and objects. The exhibit honors Holocaust memory and marks the first such Soviet era private museum since 1961 Ts.
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Moscow
Erika Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Mikhail Gorbachev
Mikhail Chlenov
Soviet Union
State Museum of
Tbilisi
Georgia
Chlenov
Josef Begun
Begun
Israel
Tallest snowman rises at Sierra Winter Carnival
In South Lake Tahoe Calif the Great Sierra Winter Carnival built a 50 foot 10 1 2 inch snowman using earthmovers dump trucks and conveyor belts. The five story frosty figure styled after the Ghostbusters marshmallow man took two weeks to erect and may surpass the Guinness record as organizers plan to submit proof of height.
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South Lake Tahoe
Calif
Carnival Oguineves
Carnival
Phil Weidinger
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Times Square
Manhattan
Lower Manhattan
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TransTime
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Life
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Marvin Davis
Kenny Rogers
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Billy Prince
Barakove
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Gary Hart
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