Soviet Leaders Respond To Reagan Arms Plan In Talks
In New York Andrei Gromyko and Alexander Haig held a five hour meeting on Reagan’s arms control package. Haig declined to reveal details while noting no summit date is likely. The session focused on U S Soviet relations and four key proposals with Geneva talks imminent.
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Hormone discovery could change cancer diagnosis and treatment
Scientists at the National Cancer Institute report isolating transforming growth factors that fuel tumor growth. Dr. George Todaro says the hormone makes cancer cells more independent and may serve as an early cancer marker, potentially aiding detection and new therapies.
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Carter says he is "doing great" after IRS settlement
Billy Carter, brother of Jimmy Carter, says he is now out of the national spotlight and promoting mobile homes with Tidwell Industries. He notes he cleared up the IRS debt after ruling in 1981 and plans to pursue court action to recover some money.
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Court bars sale of Brooke Shields nude photos
New York court blocks photographer Gary Gross from publishing or selling nude images of Brooke Shields taken six years earlier. The judge ruled Shields, then a hapless child, could not be bound by her mother Teri Shields consent, affirming her privacy rights as she was underage at the time.
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Jurgens Dies at 66 in Vienna Hospital
Curt Jurgens the German born film star of 160 plus movies died in a Vienna hospital from heart failure at age 66. He appeared in The Enemy Below The Spy Who Loved Me Lord Jim The Longest Day The Inn of The Sixth Happiness And God Created Woman among others. He was born December 13 1915 in Munich and had heart surgery several times.
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Federal judge voids Haitians detention policy but charges no discrimination
A federal judge ruled the detention policy for 1,910 Haitians seeking asylum illegally implemented and not properly noticed, while preventing immediate release. A Wednesday hearing will decide the refugees' future as they await asylum decisions in camps across five states and Puerto Rico.
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Rebels claim victory in Perguin defense amid offensive push
Leftist guerrillas in El Salvador said they repulsed the largest army assault in the three-year civil war and retained Perguin, a town they seized 13 days earlier. They cut power across the country while the army fielded 5,000 troops to retake Perguin, 72 miles northeast of San Salvador.
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Supreme Court Extends Rights for Mentally Retarded Inmates
The court ruled unanimously that mentally retarded persons in state institutions have a constitutional right to protection from harm and to minimally adequate training when needed for safety and freedom from restraint. The decision marks a first expansion of constitutional reach into state mental facilities while allowing restraint when necessary for safety or training.
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White House backs 1983 budget compromise as good
The White House calls the Senate–House budget deal a good one while Republicans warn passage is not assured. The 770 billion plan carries a 103.9 billion deficit and moves to Congress for final approval next week.
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Larry Speakes
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Rape lie leads to prison term for false report
In Clayton County Georgia Toni Dunn, 20, admitted lying about kidnapping and rape to her husband. The false report prompted her husband Lonnie Dunn to kill Robbie Covey, a high school senior, who died from a shotgun blast. Toni Dunn received a one year sentence.
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