Queen Elizabeth thanks U S for support in Falkland war
Queen Elizabeth II expressed gratitude to the United States for backing Britain during the Falkland Islands conflict during a rain soaked California visit. She spoke at Los Angeles City Hall praising shared values as protesters objected to the Malvinas claim.
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Queen Elizabeth
U.S
Los Angeles
Elizabeth II
Falkland Islands
California
Britain
Argentina
South Atlantic Islands
City Hall
Falklands
Music Center
Dorothy Chandler
Sierra Madre
Santa Anita Racetrack
Los Angeles Arboretum
City of Hope
Lee Pediatric Center Hospital
Cade
Long Beach Naval Station
Prince Philip
Long Beach
Bombs found at Las Vegas hotels prompt evacuation
Three malfunctioning dynamite bombs were found at the Stardust Desert Inn and Frontier Hotel areas in Las Vegas, triggering evacuations for more than 700 guests. No injuries occurred as police and bomb squad detonated the devices in a remote desert site. An unidentified source noted Bible pages with prophecies found at the Frontier ticket office.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Stardust Hotel
Desert Inn
Frontier Hotel
al Knudson
Clark County Fire Department
American Airlines
Pope assailant charged in Walesa conspiracy probe
Italian prosecutors notify Bulgarian Serguey Ivanov Antonov that he faces charges possibly tied to a plot to kill Lech Walesa during his Italy visit in January 1981. Antonov, 35, was arrested November 25 and jailed for complicity with Mehmet Ali Agca, the Pope shooter.
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Rome
John Paul II
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Ferdinando Imposimato
Italy
Serguey Ivanov Antonov
Bulgaria
Balkan Airlines
Valesa
Poland
Antonov
Mehmet Ali Agca
Wife of fugitive Kahl bonds out in Fargo case
Joan Kahl posted 50000 bond and was released from jail amid reports Gordon Kahl may remain at large. She described him as obsessed with opposition to the federal tax system and noted guns were always in their home during their 37 year marriage.
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Fargo
N.D
UPI
Gordon Kahl
U.S
Joan Kahl
Panthers settle civil rights suit over 1969 raid deaths
A 13 year federal suit by survivors of Black Panthers leaders Mark Clark and Fred Hampton ended with a $1.85 million settlement. U S district judge signed an order dismissing the case stemming from the 1969 pre-dawn raid at the Panthers West Side headquarters.
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Chicago
UPI
U.S
Mark Clark
Fred Hampton
Panthers
West Side
Reagan Rebukes Governors Over Defense Budget Cut Plan
In a Monday meeting with the National Governors Association Reagan rejected calls to scale back defense budget growth. Governors Thompson and Matheson noted his hard stance on defense spending amid talks to reduce the federal deficit to 90 billion by 1988. The CBO projects a 267 billion deficit, while the White House aims for 116.7 billion.
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Prince Philip
Reagan
Britannia
Santa Barbara
White House
Jan Barbieri
Reagans
National Weather Service
Washington
James Thompson
Illinois
Gov
Scott Matheson
Utah
National Governors’ Association
Congress
NGA
Congressional Budget Office
Delta Expands Florida nonstop and thru service
Delta offers round the clock service with nonstop flights to Ft Lauderdale Miami West Palm Beach Orlando EPCOT Walt Disney World Tampa St Pete. Thru jets serve Jacksonville Daytona Beach Sarasota Bradenton and Ft Myers, extending a broad Florida network.
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Delta
Ft.Lauderdale
Miami
West Palm Beach
Orlando
Epcot
Walt Disney World
Tampa
St. Pete
Jacksonville
Daytona Beach
Sarasota
Bradenton
Ft.Myers
San Juan
Nassau
Delta Dream
Sheraton Beach-Front
Chicago
Adelta
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Rockwell International Space Shuttle
Downey
Calif
Rockwell Board
Robert Anderson
Welch
Cardiff
Wales
South Wales
Lewis Merthyr
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Iraq
Nicosia
Cyprus
IRNA
Radio Baghdad
Buenos Aires
Reynaldo Bignone
Transit
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Mark Hess
Kennedy Space Center
NASA
Wallace Leaves
Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
Wallace
Panther
Texas Instruments
T.I
Gaz
Atlanta
Optometrist
Sears
Lindale Mail
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