Reagan Victory in Senate Keeps Saudi Arms Sale Alive
The Senate upheld Reagan’s veto on the Saudi arms sale as Lugar noted 33 votes with Armstrong providing the crucial 34th vote after removing Stinger missiles. Cranston claimed a partial victory for opponents, while Exon switched to support the president stressing national security.
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Neighbor CPR Saving Baby After Accident
Captain William Enders notes Jennifer's airway rescue while Patridge recalls Krolls as neighbors who stay in touch about the baby's condition. Patridge credits a CPR course taken on impulse as paying off, though he says thanks are unnecessary.
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Lawyers eye suits amid shuttle disaster fallout
Houston attorney Arthur Dula says a shuttle contractor has received a demand letter that could lead to a lawsuit. NASA officials say survivors and families may pursue claims under federal law while NASA may seek legislative settlement to avoid litigation.
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Pelton faces multiple life terms for disclosing classified data
U S District Judge Herbert F Willcox outlined Pelton's punishment after a jury convicted him of disclosing classified information. The ruling imposes three life terms plus ten years and a ten thousand dollar fine. The judge praised the FBI's handling of the case and noted concerns over the timing of the verdict. Pelton's attorney plans an appeal arguing improper rights advisement and coercive promises during interrogation.
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Mexican cattle project touted to cut costs for Southwest feeders
In Mexico the proposed slaughtering facility would reduce shipping and labor costs for Southwest cattle producers. Critics cite lack of local plants as a barrier and question why a major meatpacker has not built there. supporters say the project could save California feeders about 40 dollars per head.
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