Boats Drift Over Dam On Cedar River Crush Several Vessels
Six occupants escaped injury after two boats drifted over the 5-in-1 Dam on the Cedar River Sunday. Scott Keller, 24, and passengers bailed out as their craft capsized near the dam. A nearby boater Garbe attempted to tow one vessel but capsized. helper boats rescued all aboard. No serious injuries reported.
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Cedar River
Scott Keller
40Th Street
Dr. SE
The
Gazette
Keller
Julie
Brian Garbe
38Th St. SW
Garbe
Doug LeMaster
LeMaster
Paul Sweeney
T.J
Geoff Weasel
Sweeney
Dan Bergman
Tanya Yancey
Dorothy Schuller
U.S. Rejects ABM Treaty Extension and Plans Star Wars Push
Secretary of State Shultz and Defense Secretary Weinberger announced the United States will not extend the ABM treaty or SALT II. They indicated the U.S. will pursue air-launched cruise missiles and space-based defense. Both hinted at possible strategic reductions in Soviet weapons if talks progress.
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Washington
Reagan
George Shultz
Caspar Weinberger
Shultz
U.S
Weinberger
United States
New York Times
Geneva
Drug production in the United States reaches record levels
Federal estimates say marijuana and cocaine production in the United States hit record levels. In 1985 authorities eradicated more than twice the Mexican crop, yet nearly 2000 tons of high quality American marijuana remained for sale. Officials note growing domestic cocaine production and cite a lab found near Albany after a farmhouse fire.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Heart Hormone Shows Promise for Hypertension Treatment
Early human tests indicate a heart-secreted hormone can mirror effects of blood pressure drugs and aid heart failure therapy. Researchers say it may reduce side effects by leveraging a natural body product, though clinical relevance and safety require years of study before routine use.
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New York
John Baxter
Metabolic Research Unit
University of California
San Francisco
Robert Cody
New York Hospital
Cornell University Medical College
Adolfo de Bold
Iowa Lotto Seeks First Jackpot Winner Amid Draw Delays
Des Moines AP reports Iowa Lotto again fails to produce a grand prize winner for the fourth straight week. No one matched all six numbers 3 9 16 18 27 30, but 215 players won 100 dollars, 5,212 earned 10 dollars, and the 2 million dollar jackpot carries over to this week.
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DES Moines
Lowa
Today’s Chuckle Minds Like TV Sets Turn Off Sound
A light quip noting that when minds go blank it helps to mute the noise and reset focus for a moment.
CIA's Traitor Howard Fled After Defection to Soviets
The Washington Post reports that Edward L. Howard, a CIA recruit turned Soviet asset, fled Santa Fe with his wife after feigning cooperation with the FBI. Howard allegedly compromised Moscow operations and aided a Soviet engineer's arrest, disrupting U.S. espionage. Pelton faces espionage trial in Baltimore as the other defector.
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Vitaly Yurchenko
Soviet Union
Ronald W. Pelton
National Security Agency
Baltimore
Edward L. Howard
CLA
U.S
Moscow
Pelton
Howard
CIA
FBI
Fie
Yurchenko
Mary
Santa Fe
N.M
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