U.S. Eyes Rewards for Salvadoran Killers and Beirut Hijackers
The Reagan administration weighs up to 500000 rewards for information leading to arrests or convictions of terrorists. Salvadoran case could offer 50000 to 100000. Beirut hijack suspects may receive higher payouts. Officials cite counterinsurgency risks and practical reward administration questions.
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Los Angeles Times
Washington
Reagan Administration
U.S
el Salvador
Beirut
TWA
State Department
Secretary of State
Congress
San Salvador
Central American Revolutionary Workers’ Party
Genetic Threads in Endurance Trainability
A study of ten identical twin pairs over 20 weeks shows heredity partly governs endurance adaptations, suggesting some athletes may be predisposed to champion performance. Researchers led by Dr. Jear Dumesnil of Laval Hospital note heart muscle growth and fitness gains in untrained adults, highlighting potential genetic markers for athletic potential.
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Jear Dumesnil
Laval Hospital
Quebec
Homespun celebrations mark Independence Day nationwide
Revelers celebrated America's 209th birthday with outdoor parties from the Washington Monument to California beaches. Half a million visited Los Angeles beaches as crowds packed the Mall in Washington with a 500000 crowd for a concert featuring the Beach Boys and Bernstein. President Reagan urged prayers and the guarding of the Declaration’s legacy.
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America
Washington Monument
Texas
California
TWA
Los Angeles County
Don Rohrer
Capitol
Washington, D.C
Mr. T
Leonard Bernstein
Reagan
Beach Boys
Washington
Joe Ely
Jimmy Page
The
Four Tops
Oak Ridge Boys
Christopher Cross
Soviets See Progress Ahead in Reagan Gorbachev Talks
Pravda editor hailed the Geneva summit as a step toward better U S Soviet ties. Viktor Afanasyev cited July Fourth signals and said two days of talks may not resolve all problems but will help normalize relations, noting Hammer and allies aided the process.
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Moscow
Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
Viktor Afanasyev
Communist Party
Pravda
U.S
Izvestia
Presidium of
The
Supreme Soviet
United States of America
Arthur Hartman
Hartman
Afanasyev
New England Society of Newspaper Editors
Geneva
Armand Hammer
Gorbachev
Park gets new old fire truck in Bever Park
The old Bever Park fire truck, once a beloved toy for hundreds of children, has been towed away and junked after vandalism rendered it beyond repair. Parks Director David Kramer said the vehicle was near collapse, ending its long service in town.
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Kurt Rogahn
Bever Park
David Kramer
Kramer
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