Reagan Arrives in Britain for Falklands Visit
President Reagan lands at Heathrow greeted by Prime Minister Thatcher and Prince Philip in Windsor for a two day visit. Thousands protest U.S. nuclear policy while a delegation delivers a letter to the president. The trip includes a stay at Windsor Castle and a televised schedule with the queen.
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Reagan Europe Trip May Cost Over Twelve Million
Washington Post Service reports President Reagan's European tour to Paris Rome London Bonn and Berlin could exceed 12 million dollars for 10 days. The US Embassy list shows 247 Americans in 11 hotels costing 120 to 250 dollars per day, with total travelers possibly over 300. Officials refuse formal estimates citing recession optics and cross-agency budgeting.
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Marcos party wins wide lead in Mindanao regional vote
In Zamboanga City the KBL registered an unbeatable lead for 34 seats in Western and Central Mindanao regional assemblies. Final results were expected mid week while turnout in some areas was as low as 20 percent due to heavy rain and apathy.
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Hinckley sought fame through Reagan assassination plan
Witnesses testified that John Hinckley debated which high publicity crime would bring fame and aimed to injure a president. Dietz described Hinckley as controlling his actions to gain attention, contrasting defense views of torment and delusion. Hinckley admits shooting Reagan claiming insanity.
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Supreme Court rebuffs Abscam appeal in Philadelphia case
The Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from Philadelphia city councilmen Harry Jannotti and George Schwartz who argued entrapment in the Abscam sting. The decision leaves unresolved questions about federal entrapment standards in the high profile FBI operation.
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Hellish Midwest storm leaves path of destruction
A severe Midwest storm with 90 mph winds ripped through Kansas into Missouri and Iowa, flattening homes and cutting power. In New England, floods forced evacuations and deaths across Connecticut and Rhode Island, with Ivoryton hit hardest by dam breaches on the Fall River.
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Long range stealth nuclear cruise missile planned by U S
Defense Department approves year long production of a new air launched stealth nuclear cruise missile. Lockheed to build 500 plus missiles for the Air Force with delivery in about two years. Contract value exceeds 1 billion including spare parts and support equipment.
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Turkish diplomat killed in Lisbon attack claimed by Armenian group
An Armenian militant group claimed responsibility for the fatal shooting of Turkish diplomat Erkat Akbay and the wounding of his wife Nadide as they arrived for lunch at a Lisbon suburb apartment. Akbay died instantly, Nadide was hospitalized in a coma. Police protect Turkish embassy officials amid the claim by the Commandos of Justice Against Armenian Genocide.
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Sao Jose
Agence France Presse
Aspirin Industry Rejects Link to Rees Syndrome
The aspirin industry rejected a recent study linking aspirin to Reye's Syndrome in children as wholly inconclusive. The Aspirin Foundation of America accused the DHHS of acting hastily and without scientific basis in recommending a warning label for children's aspirin amid a government note warning against aspirin for chicken pox or influenza in children.
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