Soviet Union proposes World Space Peace program
The Soviet Union proposed creating a world space organization under the United Nations and offering to launch foreign satellites with Soviet rockets as part of an international space cooperation initiative. Premier Nikolai Ryzhkov sent the plan to UN Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar, presenting Star Peace as an alternative to Star Wars and urging a ban on space weapons and nuclear tests as conditions.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
World Space Organization
United Nations
Tass
Nikolai Ryzhkov
U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
U.S
Ryzhkov
European Space Agency
Tape shows NASA knew problems earlier
New video released by NASA shows officials were briefed on February 21 1985 about erosion in booster O rings linked to the Challenger disaster. The briefing suggests higher level awareness months earlier than previously believed, though it does not reveal new technical details.
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NASA
New York Times
Washington
Space Agency
Reagan
Shuttle Commission
Lawrence B. Mulloy
Marshall Space Flight Center
Cials
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Malloy
Agency
Louisville Infant Receives New Heart Transplant
A 23 day old Louisville baby named Robert Dean Cardin received a plum size heart in a 44 hour surgery at Kosair Children's Hospital. Surgeon Constantine Mavroudis indicated the next two days are critical as the donor was a brain dead infant from an undisclosed location. In California, Jesse Sepulveda Jr. was reported progressing well three days after his surgery at Loma Linda.
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Los Angeles Times
Louisville
California
University of Louisville
Kosair Children’s Hospital
Constantine Mavrouidis
Calvin
Robert Dean Cardin
Wendell
Patricia Cardin
Robert
Jesse Sepulveda Jr
Loma Linda Hospital
Protest clash as NOW convenes against Right To Life in Denver
Twenty two anti abortion protesters were arrested outside a Planned Parenthood clinic as NOW and the National Right To Life Committee held meetings blocks apart. Police kept the peace with extra officers while NOW discussed women's rights and AIDS and Right To Life heard Pat Robertson.
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Denver
Planned Parenthood
National Organization For Women
National
Right To Life Committee
NOW
Boulder
Rocky Mountain Planned Parenthood
George Masciotto
Eleanor Smeal
Pat Robertson
Jack Kemp
R-N.y
Right To Life
America
Reagan admin tightens asbestos rule workplace exposure cut 90
OSHA limits asbestos in workplaces by 90 percent to protect over 1.3 million workers exposed to airborne fibers. EPA estimates asbestos exposure causes 3,300 to 12,000 deaths annually from cancer and related diseases. Nine cities have notified the Democratic Party.
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Washington
Reagan Administration
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Environmental Protection Agency
Convention bids pour in for 1988 party gathering
Detroit Washington Atlanta Houston Kansas City New Orleans Philadelphia and Brook Park Ohio submitted bids with New York seeking extra time. Committee to name recommendation by year end. In Pittsburgh a 32 year old man on Jarvik-7 remains critical after five hour operation at Presbyterian University Hospital.
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Terry Michael
Detroit
Washington
Atlanta
Houston
Kansas City
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Brook Park
Ohio
Cleveland
Michael
New York
Pittsburgh
Soviet to file Chernobyl report by August 25
A Soviet official said the USSR will present a detailed Chernobyl accident report to the International Atomic Energy Agency by Aug 25. Boris Semenov also said decontamination should finish by year end amid about 100000 Soviet evacuees, mainly in Ukraine, and a 26 person death toll.
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Vienna
Austria
Soviet Union
Chernobyl
International Atomic Agency
Boris Semenov
International Atomic Energy Agency
Ukraine
Europe
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Garden State Animal Center
New York City
Mercedes Sandoval
Bogota
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Beirut
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Damascus
Palestine Liberation Organization
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