Military priority outlined for shuttle flights after restart
The Space Shuttle program plans to devote most missions to military use once launches resume. Officials say up to nine launches are tentatively scheduled next year, with five to seven dedicated to the military, contingent on payload definitions, though no launch will occur until the Challenger incident causes are identified and fixed.
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New York Times
NEW York
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Agency
California
U S congressmen call Nicaragua situation grim aid split
Four U S congressmen ended a weekend fact finding trip in Nicaragua reporting a grim leftist regime and divisions over funding the contra rebels. Rep Gray opposed the 100 million aid package while Rep Montgomery favored aid and advisers. Levin and Darden expressed concern.
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Managua
Nicaragua
U.S
Cuba
Kenneth Gray
D-Ill
Sandino International
Gray
Reagan
House of Representatives
Senate
House
G.W. Montgomery
D-Miss
Congress
Daniel Ortega
Congressional
Marcos wealth probe deepens as Enrile links to telecom stock
Washington Post reports Manila investigators confirmed Defense Minister Juan Ponce Enrile owned about 40 percent of Philippine Overseas Telecommunications Corp through two Manila firms, including Jaka Investment Corp, raising questions about Marcos wealth. Officials froze stock trades as probes widen and officials note resistance and missing documents in investigations led by the Good Government and Audit commissions.
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Washington Post
Manila
Philippines
Juan Ponce Enrile
Ferdinand Marcos
Enrile
Philippine Overseas Telecommunications Corp
Marcos
Jaka Investment Corp
Steve Salonga
Commission On Good Government
Sen
Jovito Salonga
Salonga
Commission
Commission On Audit
Uts
Mary Bautista
Bautista
Global protests and Corsican hotel attack across world
Protests erupt in Rawalpindi with about 60,000 rallying against Zia ul-Haq’s pro American government and independence day commemorations. In Pusan Kim Young-sam leads a large anti-government rally while Corsican terrorists seize seven hostages at Marina Viva hotel. OPEC discusses production cuts as prices rise. An American hospital reports a Jarvik-7 heart implant after multiple arrests. A Nebraska student dies during Florida spring break balcony incidents.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
U.S
Mohammed Zia ul-Haq
Movement For the Restoration of Democracy
Phil Wilhite
Fort Lauderdale
Sanibel
Daytona Beach
Miami
Child ill after tainted Dimetapp cough syrup
A 2 year old in Taylorsville North Carolina became ill after drinking Dimetapp Elixir laced with turpentine in an isolated incident. The child was hospitalized in stable condition and the maker A H Robins Co. Inc. says no recall was ordered though the selling store will remove the product.
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Taylorsville
N.C
A.H. Robins Co. Inc
Richmond
Robins
Roscoe Puckett
Ingles Food Store
Statesville
Alexander County
Ray Warren
Puckett
Phoenix
Ariz
Bakersfield
California
Arizona
Nevada
Gemco
FBI
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George Darden
Georgia
Sander Levin
Michigan
Sergio Ramirez
Levin
Darden
Tooa
NAVAL
Atlas
Subic Bay
Subic Naval Base
U.S. Navy
Lela
Rally
Pusan
South Korea
Kim Young-sam
Chun Doo-hwan
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Chun
New Korea Democratic Party
Ajaccio
Corsica
Marina Viva
Corsican National Liberation Front
Mediterranean
Geneva
OPEC
James Audu
Fawzi Shakshaki
Jarvik
Pittsburgh
Gary Blake
East Liverpool
Ohio
Presbyterian University Hospital
Ann Metzger
Daytona Beach, Fla
University of Nebraska
KL Qpp
Heaung Ip
Ceres
America's
Earl Scheib
Dupont
First Avenue
FTD
American Express
FIDA
FTD Florist
E. Main
Belle Plaine
Harris Flowers
7Th Street
Cedar Rapids & Greenhouses
Ellis Blvd
Stejskal Florist’s, Inc
Bowling ST
4 Seasons Florist
MT. Vernon RD
Edgewood RD
Pierson’s Flower Shop & Greenhouses
Center Point RD
Lewellen Florist
1St Ave
E Town & Country Ctr
Newports Flowers & Greenhouses, Inc
Wilson Ave
Blairs Flower Shop
7Th Ave
S$ Florist & Greenhouses, Inc
Marion Blvd
Mount Vernon
First Street
Tama Tama Florists
5Th Street
Walker Sherbon’'S
Flower Market City RD
Traer ST
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