Californians Enjoy Brief Storm Break Amid Ongoing Threats
California weather eased on Sunday after four Pacific storms that damaged thousands of homes and killed at least 11. Forecasters warned another storm could hit tonight or Tuesday, with total damage possibly exceeding 100 million dollars. Malibu and Marin County saw homes washed away, o v er 3,528 residences and 539 businesses damaged or destroyed, and about 2,000 residents evacuated to Red Cross shelters. Rod Steiger and Lee Majors aided as sandbagswere placed to protect properties.
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Fiske Family Travel for Jamie's First Checkup
Charles and Marilyn Fiske with 14 month old Jamie, a liver transplant recipient, travel through Logan Airport to Minneapolis for her first post operation checkup. Jamie's condition has significantly improved since returning home to Bridgewater, Massachusetts, on December 16.
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Germans urged not to forget Nazi past on 50th anniversary
On the 50th anniversary of Hitler's rise to power, Willy Brandt urged Germans to distrust forgetting history and warned that silence protects the guilty. Helmut Kohl echoed grief for victims and European peace, while East Berlin wreaths honored fascism victims. A Tel Aviv grenade near the West German Embassy caused no injuries.
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Tel Aviv
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Bush Seeks Western Backing on NATO Arms Policy
Vice President George Bush arrived in Bonn on a 13 day, seven nation tour promising unity with NATO allies on arms reduction for the Soviet Union. He said the mission is to maintain peace and reaffirm enduring European stability.
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Paychecks Delayed for 500 Postal Workers in Burlington
About 500 U S Postal Service workers in Burlington will receive paychecks three days late after a bag of checks was misrouted and lost. Money orders for 70 percent of gross pay were issued as interim relief while missing checks are traced.
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Polish bishops cheer Pope John Paul II visit to homeland
The Polish episcopate says the pope will visit Poland on June 18 1984 in a letter read from pulpits and released in Rome. SomePoles remain skeptical about changes by then and the trip could exclude Gdansk as martial law loosens. The Vatican confirms.
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Krakow
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Reagan term question stirs GOP leaders
Senator Paul Laxalt said Reagan should run again but warned Bush might not be the front runner if Reagan retires. He stressed his belief Reagan will seek re election, calling a non reelection scenario a brand new ball game with uncertain leaders.
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