Soviet jet crashes with no survivors near Moscow
A Soviet IL-62 departing Sheremetevo Airport bound for Dakar and Freetown crashed shortly after takeoff. Roughly 90 aboard with no survivors reported by a Sierra Leone Embassy spokesman. Tass offered no figures. Western airlines noted one engine fire on ascent.
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Udall Rules Out 1984 Presidential Bid
Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona stated he does not plan to seek the Democratic nomination in 1984, joking he does not have presidentialitis. He said his only immediate political plan is to win re-election to Congress amid a report he might run.
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Dornan cites cocaine use by six or more lawmakers
Rep. Robert D. Dornan says an undercover narcotics probe has found six or more House members who are cocaine users. He declined to name them, says investigators discussed as many as a half dozen. DEA disputes an undercover agent in Dornan's office.
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Teen babysitter calls deaths a weird coincidence
In Blountstown Florida 19 year old Christine Falling notes a string of child deaths under her care calling them an awful weird coincidence. The latest death involved 2 month old Travis Coleman found in a trailer where Falling baby-sat. Police say no foul play ruled out but investigation continues and medical examiner notes pneumonia possible.
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Indictment ends in Cody church funds probe
Federal probe into Cardinal John P. Cody over alleged diversion of up to 1 million dollars of church money ended without indictments after Cody's death. U S Attorney Dan K Webb said the case became moot and could not comment on grand jury evidence.
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John Richard Keating
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St. Louis
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Margolis
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Cuban diplomats expelled over high tech purchases in New York
The State Department expelled two Cuban diplomats from the UN mission including the New York DGI chief Mario Monzon Barata and his secretary Jose Rodriguez Rodriguez after federal agents seized a television monitoring system bought by mail from a U.S. firm. They were ordered to leave promptly.
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Orlando
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Waterbury arson fire leaves 11 dead in twin apartments
A Waterbury blaze gutting five-story brick buildings killed at least 11 people. A 29-year-old man confessed to starting the fires after an argument with his niece. Red Cross says 165 residents lived there, 123 homeless registered at shelters.
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Thatcher forms cross party panel on Falklands crisis
London AP UPI reports Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher created a mixed party committee to probe the failure to foresee the Falkland Islands crisis. The panel will be headed by Lord Franks, veteran diplomat and former Lloyds Bank chairman. Argentina devalues peso 68 percent as new president Bignone raises wages to curb 128 percent inflation.
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Sri Lanka Cabinet approves anti hijacking bill
The Cabinet approved special anti hijacking legislation after a Sri Lankan man hijacked a jetliner and spent a $300,000 ransom. A government statement said the measure will be sent to Parliament later in the week.
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