Soviet Defense Chief Vows Restraint Yet Warns of Retaliation
Moscow reports Soviet Defense Minister Dmitri Ustinov pledges countermeasures against U S medium range missiles in Western Europe. He invokes memory of appeasement and Nazi invasion, but notes willingness to seek negotiated limits at Geneva while labeling U S demands as selfish.
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Washington Post
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Europe
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United States
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Russia
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Defense Ministry
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Police capture Chino murder suspect Kevin Cooper near Santa Barbara
Kevin Cooper, a prison escapee wanted for the June 5 slayings at a Chino Hills ranch, was arrested at 8:52 a.m. aboard a boat near Santa Cruz Island after a Coast Guard response to a reported rape. He resisted entry to shore, but deputies stopped him in a dinghy and fingerprinting confirmed his identity. Cooper faces charges including four murders and an attempted slaying. He had previously escaped from a Los Angeles burglary sentence and was wanted in Pennsylvania on kidnapping rape charges.
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Calif
Kevin Cooper
Chino Horse Ranch
Santa Cruz Island
Santa Barbara County
Jim Regan
Cooper
Coast Guard
Santa Barbara Channel
Regan
F. Douglas
Peggy Ann Ryen
Jessica
Christopher Hughes
Chino Hills
Los Angeles
Ryens
Joshua
Chino Institution
Pennsylvania
The Gazette Advertisement Details
The notice lists establishment details for The Gazette published in Cedar Rapids Iowa with address 500 Third Avenue SE, subscription rates by carrier and mail options, and states the Associated Press has exclusive rights to local news republication. It also notes USPS 095680 and carrier restrictions for mail subscriptions.
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Gazette
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
Reagan Signs Food Stamp Bill to Prevent Payments Delays
President Reagan signed a $7 billion catchall spending bill at Camp David to ensure uninterrupted food stamp payments for 22 million people. The law funds federal programs through Sept. 30 and includes a $1.2 billion boost to stabilize food stamp disbursements, bringing year total to $12 billion.
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Washington
Camp David
Reagan
Senate
Peace march blocked at Seneca Army Depot
About 300 townspeople blocked several hundred demonstrators marching toward a women’s peace camp at the Seneca Army Depot in Waterloo New York. A shoving melee ensued with no injuries reported. 53 campers were charged with disorderly conduct, while one man approached with a .22 rifle, and no roadblock arrests followed.
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Waterloo
N.Y
Seneca Army Depot
Dissenters appeal to Congress from Soviet labor camps
In letters to Western reporters five imprisoned dissidents appeal to the U.S. Congress to oppose the Soviet gulags and slave labor. Signers include Ivan Kovalev, Valery Senderev, Anatoly Marchenko, Andrei Shilkov, and Stepan Khmara.
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U.S
U.S.S.R
Ivan Kovalev
Valery Senderev
Anatoly Marchenko
Andrei Shilkov
Stepan Khmara
Woman Rammed Bull To Save Husband In England Farm Incident
Brenda Wigley tried to save her husband Howard Wigley by ramming their car into a rampaging bull 20 times on their Midlands farm. He suffered chest injuries and was in the intensive care unit at Derbyshire Royal Infirmary, a spokeswoman said.
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Sarah
Shottle
England
Brenda Wigley
English Midlands
Howard Wigley
Derbyshire Royal Infirmary
Italian judge mourned as anti Mafia chief killed
Mourners at the funeral for Judge Rocco Chinnici applauded Cardinal Salvatore Pappalardo after he urged Italy to keep fighting organized crime. Chinnici and three others died Friday when a car bomb exploded outside the judge’s Palermo home, in a city known for drug trafficking.
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Palermo
Sicily
Italy
Rocco Chinnici
Salvatore Pappalardo
Pappalardo
Chinnici
Reagan appeal spurs organ donor calls after six child transplants
Six children received liver transplants in four cities since President Reagan urged donor registration. Reagan reported 5,000 calls from 47 states to organ donor centers in the week since his broadcast, calling the response overwhelming.
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Pittsburgh
Reagan
Brewmaster slain at Anheuser Busch main brewery
Edward W. Erker a 40 year old brewmaster at Anheuser Busch in St. Louis was found shot to death in his University City home. Police have no suspects or motive and are examining two rifles found in his closet. Autopsy could not fix time of death. He joined the company in 1965 and was the first non German born brewmaster at the St. Louis brewery.
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University City, Mo
Anheuser-Busch Cos. Inc
Edward W. Erker
St. Louis
Wilcox
Erker
Germany
Anheuser-Busch
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