Navy sees Walker spy case as serious not catastrophic
The Washington revelation of the John Walker Jr spy ring prompts a navy assessment that damage to security is very serious but not catastrophic. Lehman and Watkins cite millions in repair costs, with worst loss in secure submarine communications and a push to tighter access rules and random lie detector tests.
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Washington
John Walker Jr
Secretary of the Navy
John Lehman
Navy
Adm
James Watkins
Lehman
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Watkins
U.S
U.S. Naval Operations
Soviets accuse U S of crawling out of SALT II in clash over arms limits
Moscow calls Reagan policy a public relations gesture and says the United States seeks one sided military advantage. Tass rejects U S claims of Soviet violations and accuses Washington of gearing up for Midgetman missile production. Geneva talks face new strains as Lomeiko warns of a negative U S attitude.
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Soviet Union
United States
Reagan
Geneva
Switzerland
Tass
Foreign Ministry
Vladmir Lomeiko
Lomeiko
Trains Hit Bus Killing Seventh Graders at Seashore Outing
A passenger train struck a school bus carrying seventh graders near Moshav Habonim killing 20 students and the bus driver. Sixteen bus passengers and one soldier aboard the train were injured, four in serious condition, as the train failed to have flashing lights at the crossing.
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Moshav Habonim
Israel
Yosef Brandeis
Haifa
Rambam Hospital
Stanley Wins Baptist Presidency at Big Southern Meeting
The largest Southern Baptist convention re elected Rev. Charles F. Stanley president over Rev. W. Winfred Moore by 24 453 to 19 795 on the first day of the annual meeting. Moore named first vice president in Dallas.
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Dallas
Southern Baptist Convention
Charles F. Stanley
Atlanta
W. Winfred Moore
Amarillo
Texas
Moore
Agca testifies Soviet ordered pope shooting in Sofia
Mehmet Ali Agca testifies that Soviet diplomats in Bulgaria ordered the attempted assassination of Pope John Paul II and offered a 1.2 million dollar reward. He links the Soviet Embassy to Gray Wolves operatives and Bulgarian officials including Aivazov Kolev and Antonov at Rome's trial of seven defendants.
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Mehmet Ali Agca
John Paul II
Bulgaria
Antonio Marini
Agca
Soviet Union
Agcea
St. Peter’s Square
Sofia
Aivazov
Kolev
Antonov
Gray Wolves
Todor Aivazov
Zhelya Kolev Vassilev
Sergei Ivanov Antonov
Musa Serdar Celebi
Bekir Celenk
Celebi
Celenk
Turk
Frankfurt
West Germany
Malenkov
Milenkov
Karen Ann Quinlan dies at 31 in New Jersey
Karen Ann Quinlan, central to a landmark right to die ruling after a coma and chronic vegetative state, died at 7:01 p.m. in Morris Plains New Jersey. She had lapsed into a coma in 1975 and was the subject of a 1976 New Jersey Supreme Court decision permitting removal from a respirator.
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South Africa
Port Elizabeth
Supreme Court
Donald D.V. Kannemeyer
Cape Town
Langa
Uitenhage
Gazette Wire Services
Morris Plains N.J
Karen Ann Quinlan
Quinlan
Morris View
James Wolf
John F. Merrigan
New Jersey Supreme Court
Teen charged in death of girl thrown from 13th-floor window
Chicago police charge 17 year old Johnny Freeman with murder after Shabanna McCann a 5 year old girl is found dead outside Henry Horner Homes West Side following an apparent sexual assault. Freeman was arrested after a witness saw him with the child earlier.
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Shabanna McCann
Johnny Freeman
John Thomas
Shabanna
Henry Horner
Thomas
Project
Cook County Hospital
John O'Keefe
County Medical Examiner’s
McCann
Annette Harris
Henry Horner Child
Billie Vann
Chicago Commons
Mile Square
Harris
Freeman
Montgomery Jackson
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