Linn man ordered to continue support for child that isn't his
The Iowa Court of Appeals ruled Ned D. Detert must keep paying child support for an 8 year old, despite new blood tests suggesting non-paternity. Judge Snell dissented, criticizing the ruling as unfair and the legal reasoning as misapplied.
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Soviets Offer Promising Path in Nuclear Talks
U S officials see potential in a Soviet offer to begin reductions in strategic nuclear weapons if the United States observes the 1972 ABM treaty for 15 to 20 years. The offer suggests Moscow favors preserving the ABM accord over halting all antimissile research, potentially opening room for limited research under an arms agreement.
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NASA rocket chief opts for retirement
The head of the Marshall Space Flight Center Dr. William Lucas resigned to allow a successor to redesign the space program. His departure follows the Challenger disaster and a broad shakeup across NASA and its booster contractor. The report cites flawed decision making and a push for tighter Washington leadership.
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Space Agency
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Houston
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Pollard pleads guilty in Israeli spying case
Jonathan Jay Pollard a former Navy intelligence analyst pleaded guilty to espionage in a plea deal. Prosecutors said he and his wife were conspirators in a spy ring that included an Israeli Air Force colonel and others who supplied classified U S defense information. Pollard, 31, Washington, faces up to a $250000 fine and prison term under a bargain that avoids a life sentence.
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Pelton jurors ponder guilt amid FBI trickery claim
Jurors in the Ronald Pelton espionage case weighed guilt after prosecutors argued he would have sold U S defense secrets to the Soviets if not for the FBI raid last fall. They asked to hear FBI recordings of Pelton with the Soviet Embassy in 1980 and sought instructions on voluntary statements to agents.
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HHS secretary questions suffering from budget cuts
Health and Human Services Secretary Otis Bowen says he knows of no human suffering caused by Reagan era budget cuts to social programs but would act to correct any confirmed deficiencies. He argues Americans may sacrifice a little to curb federal debt, while noting some instances of hardship could exist.
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