El Salvador Army Seeks Perquin Town From Rebels
The army deployed 2000 U S trained troops to retake Perquin in Morazan province from leftist guerrillas after heavy losses last week. Light rain and fog hinder air support and artillery fire as a 200 man relief column suffered major casualties. The rebel Radio Veneceremos boasted of a large victory with 76 soldiers killed and 31 captured.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
U.S
Morazan
Atlact
Belloso
San Francisco Gotera
Perquin
Salvador Beltran
Beltran
Perguin
Radio Venceremos
San Fernando
Jose Guillermo Garcia
Mora
Median U S home price climbs to seventy two thousand
The study by the U S League of Savings Associations shows the median house price rose to 72000 last year with a 16100 down payment and 816 monthly payments including taxes. First time buyers paid 58900 with 721 monthly costs.
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Washington
Savings and Loan Industry
U.S. League of Savings Associations
League
Roy Green
American Dream
S&l
S&l Association
Green
S&ls
Rehnquist Hospitalized for Minor Surgery
Justice William Rehnquist was hospitalized at George Washington University Hospital for minor surgery. Court officials refused to disclose details of his condition or admission timing, and no link to his back problems or prior hospitalization was stated.
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Rehnquist
Rehnquist Surgery Rumor and High Court in Session
The article notes Chief Justice Rehnquist was absent while the Supreme Court issued five decisions and reviewed 200 petitions. It questions whether his hospital procedure was elective and highlights the court's continued workload amid major controversial cases this term.
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Rehnquist
Navy SH-2F Seasprite crashes at Norfolk Naval Air Station
A Navy helicopter carrying three crewmen crashed after takeoff from Norfolk Naval Air Station during a routine training mission over Chesapeake Bay. One crewman died, two were injured and listed in satisfactory condition. The cause was under investigation.
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Norfolk, Va
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Navy
Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Tom Connor
Connor
Five Day Countdown Underway For Columbia Launch
Technicians at Cape Canaveral began five day countdown preparations for Space Shuttle Columbia ahead of a June 27 launch. Loading of maneuvering propellants finished five hours early in smooth operation. Countdown starts about 8 p.m. June 22 with suit and flight computer software loads scheduled before the mission ends July 4 at Edwards AFB.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Kennedy Space Center
Mark Hess
Edwards Air Force Base
California
Synthetic interferon shows tumor shrinkage at Yale New Haven
Yale researchers report alpha 2 interferon reduced tumors in six of 17 cancer patients and stabilized disease in two others. Dr. John Kirkwood notes results are preliminary and mainly assess toxicity, with further tests needed to gauge effectiveness.
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New Haven, Conn
Yale-New Haven Hospital
John Kirkwood
Yale Medical School
Kirkwood
Haitians to be paroled from detention camps
The Department of Justice will begin releasing Haitian refugees on parole from federal detention centers to await asylum hearings. About 1,910 Haitians are detained, with 200 at Krome in Miami possibly among the first freed with sponsor support. District directors will rule on parole cases as lawyers and sponsors apply.
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Washington
Department of Justice
United States
William French Smith
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Krome
Miami
Immigration Service
Rudolph Giuliani
Fort Allen
Puerto Rico
Haiti
Reagan
Poland Reimposes Curfew After Riots In Wroclaw
Martial law authorities in Poland tighten curfews in Wroclaw and another city after violent protests marking six months under martial law. Police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse demonstrators in Wroclaw and Nowa Huta near Krakow. The curfew was reimposed as authorities seek to quell ongoing unrest since December 13, 1981.
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Warsaw
Poland
Wroclaw
Nowa Huta
Krakow
Israeli Ambassador Argov Survives Major Surgery After Shooting
Israeli Ambassador Shlomo Argov remained in serious condition after a 214hour operation to remove brain blood clots and bone fragments. Doctors performed a tracheotomy and another minor brain exit wound procedure as he lay unconscious since June 3 outside the Dorchester Hotel in London.
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London
Shlomo Argov
National Hospital For Nervous Diseases
Argov
Dorchester
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
Beirut
PLO
Black June
Hinckley Hunger Strike Tied to Jodie Foster Contact
Witnesses say John Hinckley cut his food intake to reach actress Jodie Foster and wrote letters claiming stalked leaders. Psychologist Sally Johnson testifies Hinckley believed Foster knew of his activities and used the hunger plan to dramatize his pursuit amid an insanity defense trial.
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Hinckley
Foster
Washington
John Hinckley
Jodie Foster
Little Miss Innocent
Sally Johnson
Butner
N.C
Miss Foster
Reagan
Carter
Johnson
Miss
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Los Angeles Times Service
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Lindale Mall
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