Reagan presses NATO allies amid 200,000 peace marchers in Bonn
President Reagan urged NATO partners during a 16 nation summit to push the Soviet Union toward cooperation as 200,000 protesters gathered outside the West German capital. He asked European states to boost defense spending, while allies resisted new burden sharing. The summit endorsed cuts in strategic weapons and noted tensions over Lebanon and Poland.
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Buckley Tax Lien Stirs Wealthy Conn. Figure
Stamford records show William F Buckley Jr on a delinquent property tax list tied to his waterfront home with a 4700 due June 1. An aide says Buckley handles such matters through others while estimates place the Buckley family's wealth around 170 million dollars.
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Onion Field killer Jimmy Lee Smith surrenders to parole
Jimmy Lee Smith, who disappeared after testing positive for phenobarbital, surrendered to a parole office claiming he only sought work. The 1963 Onion Field slayer was returned to Los Angeles County jail amid parole concerns and health claims. A separate note reports a federal appeals panel upholding blocking of 24 submerged oil tract sales off Southern California.
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Oldest apeman bones found in Africa by UC Berkeley team
Scientists led by J Desmond Clark and Tim White at University of California Berkeley announced fossils from Afar Ethiopia that suggest a four million year old upright walking ape man with a chimp like brain. A 300000 year old skull shows possible scalping evidence.
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El Salvador Leader Hidden Mission Precedes Bus Attacks
Rebel Radio Venceremos reports Roberto d Aubuisson secretly traveled to Panama to seek direct talks with leftist guerrillas. Meanwhile guerrillas attack San Salvador transport, blowing up 12 buses and a delivery truck, part of yearlong violence after elections. The radio did not confirm any contact or outcomes. U.S. aid pressure was cited as a motivator for the secret mission.
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Pontiff to Argentina on brief Latin American trip
Pope John Paul II departed Rome for a two day visit to Argentina in an effort to ease Latin American criticism of his Britain trip during the Falkland Islands crisis. He flew on a chartered Alitalia jet from Fiumicino with no departure statement and planned a refueling stop in Rio de Janeiro before arriving in Buenos Aires.
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