Man with two guns shoots near Alamo injures four
A man armed with a pistol in each hand jumped from a taxi near the Alamo and opened fire injuring four bystanders before being shot by officers. Marvin Duncan, 55, of San Antonio, faced six counts of attempted capital murder. He was hospitalized with a thigh wound and had a long arrest history.
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NATO calls for Warsaw Pact tank and gun reductions
NATO leaders demand huge cutbacks in Warsaw Pact tanks and artillery to remove the threat of surprise attacks in Europe. They back Reagan arms talks with the Soviet Union and seek parity in short range missiles while maintaining alliance unity and pursuing Middle East peace efforts led by Shultz.
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House sends rights bill to Reagan
The House approved the Civil Rights Restoration Act 315 98 sending the measure to the White House where President Reagan vowed a veto. The act would broaden protections to women minorities the elderly and the disabled and reverse a 1984 Supreme Court ruling narrowing civil rights coverage.
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Acquittal in AIDS blood poisoning case shocks prosecutors
In Los Angeles a 29 year old drifter was acquitted of attempted poisoning after jurors found no proof of intent in selling tainted blood to Plasma Production Associates last June. Prosecution warned he could repeat the act.
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U.N. votes for arbitration on PLO offices
The U N General Assembly approved arbitration to stop the U S from closing the PLO offices in New York by a 143 to 1 vote with Israel the sole negative. The move follows Congress orders and U S contention the question is premature and could lead to International Court action.
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Robertson wins Alaska Republican caucuses in landslide
In Anchorage and across Alaska Robertson led with 47 percent of 941 precinct delegates as Bush placed second with 24 percent. Dole had 20 percent and Kemp 7 percent as 75 percent of precincts reported. The caucuses select 19 national delegates.
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Polish purge sparks claims of anti-Semitism
In Warsaw the Communist Party said the 1968 anti Zionist purge included anti Semitic elements though most members did not participate. About 9 000 Jews lost official posts and 12 000 to 20 000 emigrated, over half the Jewish population in Poland.
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Sandinistas and Rebels Agree to Third Round Talks
In Managua the Sandinista government and U S backed rebels pledged to resume cease fire negotiations with a third round planned for next week.
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