Five Boys Found Dead. Bookkeeper Arrested in Utah Case
Five boys kidnapped over four years were found in shallow graves near Salt Lake City and Utah County. A 32 year old bookkeeper described as an acquaintance of one victim, Roger Downs, is jailed on homicide charges as investigators say the killings occurred in Salt Lake County. The victims include Graeme Cunningham. bodies located in Big Cottonwood Creek and Utah County. Downs may face first degree murder charges.
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Salt Lake City
Big Cottonwood Creek
Utah County
John Nielsen
Salt Lake County
Graeme Cunningham
Salt Lake
Roger Downs
Nielsen
Downs
Maj. W.M. Stoler
Cunningham
Pete Hayward
Utah
Troy Ward
Alonzo Daniels
Danny Davis
Kim Peterson
South Salt Lake
Amnesty demands for Bubu the convict cat in Passau
West German animal lovers flood Passau with letters after a civil court sentenced Bubu a two year old alley cat to life imprisonment. Owners Franz and Elisabeth Baier face a 500000 mark fine if Bubu is found prowling, while the neighbor files the complaint after numerous visits.
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Passau
West Germany
Bubu
Franz
Elisabeth Baier
Baiers
Willy
Bad Mergentheim
Passau Civil Court
Reagan Budget Revises Deficit Projections Upward
The mid-session review shows deficits over $200 billion annually through 1988 even with higher revenues and lower spending. For 1984 the deficit is pegged at 179.7 billion, down from 188.8 billion previously, while contingency tax plans could cut 1986 and 1988 gaps if enacted.
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New York Times Service
Washington
Reagan
Congress
Office of Management and Budget
Treasury
Donald Regan
Rain relief ends brutal Midwest heat wave
Rain and cooler air spread across the Midwest easing a deadly July heat wave. St Louis lifted its heat emergency after 1.3 inches of rain while southern Illinois Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee saw showers. Officials warn conditions may still be dangerous and drought persists in parts of the South and Plains.
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Gazette Wire Services
South
St. Louis
Vincent Schoemehl
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Dennis Slaughter
St. Peters
Mick Jagger Turns 40 Seen As Matureer Rock Icon
Mick Jagger reaches his 40th birthday in London amid notes from Pete Townshend. Townshend defends Jagger against lurid rumors, praising his courtesy and responsibilities, and recalls their early meeting in a south London ballroom. Townshend envisions a toast at the pub and a future without revisiting old days.
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London
Mick Jagger
Jack Flash
Rolling Stone
Pete Townshend
Who
Jagger
Times of London
Townshend
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Stones
Miss Black America winner Sonya Robinson from Milwaukee
Sonya Robinson, 23, of Milwaukee defeated 26 contestants to win Miss Black America. She earned a new car 2000 dollars and a 5000 dollar personal appearance contract after a violin rendition of Spain by Chick Corea and a first place in swimsuit. She attends the University of Miami and sought the national title for scholarship funds.
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Philadelphia
Sonya Robinson
Milwaukee
Ms. Robinson
University of Miami
Spain
Chick Corea
University of Wisconsin
Nelson and Murray to co host CMA Awards
Willie Nelson and Anne Murray will co host the nationally televised Country Music Association awards show on October 10. Jo Walker Meador, executive director, said the pair have been influential in country music’s growth and agreed to host.
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Nashville, Tenn
Willie Nelson
Anne Murray
Anne
Willie
Jo Walker-Meador
Association
Israeli plan to proceed with partial Lebanon withdrawal
Israeli Cabinet ministers in Washington say the pullback from central Lebanon will go ahead as planned. Shultz may press Shamir and Arens to delay six months, while Gid eon Patt says redeployment will occur exactly as scheduled amid ongoing fighting in the Bekaa and calls for UN supervised referendum in Syria and Israel occupied areas.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lebanon
George Shultz
Yitzhak Shamir
Moshe Arens
Eon Patt
Industry and Trade
American Jewish Congress
Israel
Bekaa
PLO
Yasser Arafat
al Fatah
Palestine Liberation Organization
Paris
Amin Gemayel
United Nations
Syria
Scientists urge lawmakers to visit the Soviet Union
Federation of American Scientists urges congressional travel to the Soviet Union to gain first hand knowledge. It reports 73 percent of House members and 60 percent of senators have never visited Russia. Four of eight Iowa delegation members have traveled there.
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Soviet Union
David Lynch Gazette
Washington Reporter
Washington
Federation of American Scientists
House
Russia
Iowa
Charles Grassley
Roger Jepsen
Neal Smith
Altoona
Jim Leach
Davenport
Jeremy Stone
Federation
Ben Meriwether
Air Force tests high energy laser knocks out missiles
The Air Force reported its first successful experiment using a high energy laser aboard a C-135 converted aircraft. The system reportedly defeated five Sidewinder missiles fired by an A-7 fighter bomber while missiles approached at about 2000 mph.
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Washington
Air Force
FDA Warns Accutane Not For Pregnant Women
The FDA announced new warnings on Accutane after three pregnant women who used the acne drug gave birth to babies with severe central nervous system defects. Hoffmann-La Roche Inc. has sent letters to about half a million pharmacists and doctors reinforcing the pregnancy ban.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Hoffmann-La Roche Inc
Nutley
N.J
FDA
Bill Grigg
Polish courts grant amnesty to 187 detainees
Polish courts freed 187 people since martial law ended, including at least 57 with political charges, PAP reported. Interior Ministry said passports for West travel would be issued to invited travelers or group sanctioned by the government.
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Warsaw
Poland
PAP
Interior Ministry
Soviet Bloc
Fire guts largest stable at Lippizaner stud farm
A fire at the Lippizaner stud farm in PIBER Austria engulfed the largest stable, producing thick black smoke. Stablemen quickly saved 18 mares and six foals inside as the farm had just reopened to tourists after a five month closure tied to a herpes outbreak that killed eight mares and 31 foals.
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Piber
Austria
Lippizaner Stud Farm
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