Khadafy arrives as OAU unity summit faces last chance
African leaders gather in Addis Ababa for an OAU summit Egypt calls last chance to avert collapse Polisario Front western Sahara seats disputed Libyan leader Khadafy’s surprise appearance heightens talks Morocco Algeria Libya all align as 20 heads of state attend with delegates from 10 other governments expected for a six day meeting delaying tactics possible until behind the scenes negotiations.
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Utah floods ease but warn of more runoff this week
Cooler temperatures gave Utah a temporary reprieve from flooding but officials warned heavy runoff from snow packed mountains could raise streamflows up to 20 percent above last week. Wasatch Front evacuations totaled 1 600 as mudslides and floods hit, while residents helped by sandbagging and channel clearing.
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Cash Sues Radio Owner Over Alleged Anti Semite Quote
Rosanne Cash sues Kansas radio owner Nellie Babbs for 3 million dollars alleging she was falsely quoted as holding anti semitic views during a May 18 interview with KAKE TV and broadcast on Nightline. The suit seeks 3 million in damages and punitive relief.
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Funeral Held for Slain Arkansas Sheriff Gene Matthews
More than 500 mourners attended the funeral for Sheriff Gene Matthews of Walnut Ridge who was fatally shot Friday night during a stakeout against fugitive tax protester Gordon Kahl. Matthews led officers into the house and died from blood loss after being wounded on the left side despite wearing a vest.
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Kampala denials shadow Masukita massacre reports
Vice President Paulo Muwanga dismissed claims of mass killings in Masukita as fabricated propaganda and warned papers against challenging the government. He cited a separate May massacre in the Kikyusa refugee camp blamed on anti government guerrillas, while authorities detained several newsroom staff.
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South Africa to curb ANC saboteurs by isolating wing
South Africa seeks to curb underground sabotage by cutting the ANC military wing out of neighboring black states. Gen. Constand warns that regional isolation will pressure the militants and disrupt cross-border activity.
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Spain seeks U S backing for Central America peace push
Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez plans to urge President Reagan to back a four nation peace effort in Central America. Gonzalez spoke in Mexico City after meeting Mexico's President Miguel de la Madrid Hurtado, saying Mexico Colombia Venezuela and Panama offer the only remaining hope for peace.
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Toxic waste loopholes threaten public health
Environmental officials and Congress members warn that U S laws against dumping hazardous wastes have loopholes and weak enforcement. They cite lax monitoring of manifests for waste shipments and a New Jersey hauler who routed 270000 gallons to a non existent Delaware dump using a Wilmington address.
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Canadian students break mpg record at SAE Super-Mileage
In Marshall Michigan the University of Saskatchewan design team achieved 1594.4 miles per gallon in the SAE Fourth Annual Super-Mileage Competition. The three wheeled plastic and aluminum craft, driven by Bronie Ewanchuk 21, of North Battleford Saskatchewan, surpassed the prior 1344.4 mpg mark set last year.
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North Battleford
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No better than 50-50 budget deal odds expressed
Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker said the chances of reaching a 1984 budget compromise are no better than 50 50 amid House and Senate dispute. If a deal emerges it would likely favor more domestic spending, less defense and possible tax increases, with Reagan signaling veto risk.
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Man shoots at random in Prichard spree leaving one dead
A Mobile Alabama man hunting for his old lady opened fire in Prichard Saturday night wounding five bystanders including a 3 year old. He was wounded in a Mobile shootout and arrested after police stopped his car. Victims named Kanika Jackson Lorraine Wesley Louise Carter Ronald Wesley Geralyn McMillian Freddy Baker.
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Genoe
Bill McNeil
University of South Alabama Medical Center
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Louise Carter
Ronald Wesley
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Freddy Baker
Mobile County
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