Eight bodies pulled from St Johns River in navy plane crash
Divers recovered eight more bodies in the St Johns River raising the total dead to twelve after a Navy C131 F transport plane with 15 aboard crashed near Jacksonville. One survivor, Melissa Kelly, 30, remained in intensive care as search crews prepared to resume with cranes.
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Fla
St. Johns
Navy
Duval County
R.L. Rich
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Sharon Jeronimo
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Melissa Kelly
Hoffman tops Fashion Paintina best dressed list
Dustin Hoffman named romagauor of America's best dressed in the screen category by the Fashion Paintina foundation. Reagan wins statesman honor while other names include Herschel Walker Prince Philip Perry Como David Cassidy and more.
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Hoffman
Reagan
Helmut Schmidt
Germany
Herschel Walker
Prince Philip of
Great Britain
Perry Comno
David Cassidy
Poetic bartender report leads to window smash charge
A La Crosse Wisconsin bartender detailed the incident with florid similes after three drunken men harassed two women and smashed a bar window. One man was charged in La Crosse County Circuit Court with damage to property and pled innocent.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Texas Plains
Vienna Boys Choir
la Crosse County
Linowitz warns covert aid harms Latin America stance
Sol Linowitz said U.S. secret support to Nicaragua opponents could violate U.S. law and the OAS charter and would damage America's standing in Latin America. He backed Reagan era aid to El Salvador if tied to steps toward a negotiated settlement. He spoke on Meet the Press.
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Sol Linowitz
Carter
America
Latin America
U.S
Nicaragua
Reagan
el Salvador
Linowitz
NBC
Meet the Press
CIA
Organization of American States
Bush says he is comfortable with 1984 ticket prospects
Vice President George Bush told the Houston Post he is unconcerned about whether he will be on the Republican ticket in 1984. He said he could take it or leave it and trusts party officials to choose the best formula for the campaign. Bush considers Houston his home and cited officials’ judgment.
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Houston
George Bush
Houston Post
Bush
the Post
Reagan
The Gazette Publication Details and Pricing
The Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates are listed for carrier and mail editions with various durations and regional limitations.
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Gazette
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
Cven
AP News
Mudslide Threatens Reservoir Behind Thistle Utah
Flood danger rises as cracks appear in the mudslide dam holding back a 117 foot reservoir in Spanish Fork Canyon. The 3 mile barrier forces closure of rail and highway routes while 39 residents evacuate the town of Thistle. FEMA chief tours the scene as Utah officials rush gravel for repairs.
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Spanish Fork Canyon
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Spanish Fork
Bill Hurley
Utah Department of Transportation
Avon man charged in lover’s-lane murder
Avon police say Peter Chamberlin, 21, was charged with murdering Cheryl A. Goodhue, 22, of Brockton, by running her over with his car multiple times. Goodhue was found unconscious and died Saturday after meeting Chamberlin Friday night at a local bar.
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Peter Chamberlin
Avon
Cheryl A. Goodhue
Brockton
Carl Miller
Ms. Goodhue
Chamberlin
Iraq frees 32 wounded POWs in first Iran exchange since 1981
Iraq released 32 wounded prisoners to complete the first prisoner exchange with Iran since December 1981. The Swiss Red Cross, as neutral intermediary, said the swap followed Geneva Convention pledges to repatriate seriously ill and wounded captives. Iran handed over 32 Iraqis at Ankara on Saturday and sent them home. 32 Iranians were repatriated Sunday via Ankara.
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Switzerland
Iraq
Iran
Swiss International Committee of the Red Cross
Ankara
Timerman Son Gets 35 Days Jail Over Lebanon Refusal
Daniel Timerman, son of Argentine rights activist Jacobo Timerman, was sentenced to 35 days in jail by the Israeli military for refusing to serve in Lebanon. This is his second such term after a 28 day sentence last October. Jacobo Timerman, a former Argentine publisher, was jailed in 1977 for 29 months for denouncing the government and wrote Prisoner Without a Name Cell Without a Number.
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Israel
Daniel Timerman
Jacobo Timerman
Lebanon
Timerman
Argentina
Troops impose curfews in West Bank after protests
Israeli troops lay curfews on Nablus and the Askar and El Aza refugee camps after Palestinian youths pelted vehicles. No injuries were reported. A protester window was smashed on an army vehicle, prompting the curfew in Nablus.
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Israel
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Nablus
Askar
El-Aza
Norway hunts suspected submarine near Halsnøeg Island
Norwegian navy reports oil slick in Skaaneviks Fjord and fires 12 Tern anti-submarine missiles plus depth charges at an underwater object believed to be a submarine. A special diving vessel joins the surface fleet as authorities caution about responsibility if lives are lost.
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Norway
Defense Ministry
NATO
Baltic- North Sea
Hardanger
Sweden
Soviet Union
Erik Senstad
Skaaneviks Fjord
Halsnoeg Island
Senstad
Skaaneviksfjord
Halsnoeg
Stord
Medicare hospice plan faces potential benefits cut
The Reagan administration drafted rules that would cap hospice payments at about 4,332 per beneficiary, roughly 60 percent of the Congress envisioned. Officials cited costs around 11,000 to 19,000 for the last six months of life, while opponents warn the limit will deter hospices from taking sicker patients.
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House
Ways and Means
Robert Streimer
Health-Care Financing Agency
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