Four teens and three others killed in Alaska violence night
Four teenagers celebrating a birthday were shot to death in a park in Anchorage, while three adults died from gunshot wounds in a tavern dispute within the same hour. Investigators saw no link between the two incidents, and no motive or professional shooter was evident. Names were released for three teen victims. one remains unnamed.
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Anchorage Area
Vern Sylvester
Kenai Peninsula
Porter
Imlach
Novacky
Convicted spy and defector describe Soviet access to tech secrets
A former Hughes Aircraft engineer testifies about delivering Hughes radar plans to Polish agent Marion Zacharski and the Warsaw Pact spying network. A Soviet defector, testifying under the name Joseph Arkov, says the USSR buys or steals American tech and warns U.S. openness aids technology exfiltration.
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UPI
Hughes Aircraft Co
Congress
Soviet Union
Los Angeles
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Joseph Arkov
William Holden Bell
Marion Zacharski
Polamco
Zacharski
United States
Bell
Arkov
U.S
Reagan to impose sugar import quota to support price program
President Reagan will curb imported sugar to bolster U.S. price support as Agriculture Secretary John Black announced a country by country quota based on recent shipment averages. Critics warn the move could cost consumers billions annually.
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Washington
Reagan
Agriculture
John Black
Agriculture Department
Gene Hemphill
United States
Algerian foreign minister dies in Iran plane crash
Algerian Foreign Minister Mohamed Benyahia and eight other officials died when their Grumman jet crashed in northwest Iran near the Turkey and Iraq borders while on a mission to end the Iran Iraq war. Iran blamed Iraqi jets. Algeria confirmed the crash and casualties.
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Algeria
Mohamed Benyahia
Iran
Tehran
Benyahia
Turkey
Iraq
Washington
Warren Christopher
Benyahin
Baghdad
Foreign Ministry
China trims bureaucracy in major government reshuffle
China reduced vice premiers from 13 to 2 and ministries from 52 to 41 in a sweeping cabinet reshuffle. Only Wan Li and Yao Yilin kept their posts as vice premiers, with Zhao Zhiyang remaining premier, Xinhua reported.
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China
Xinhua
Wan Li
Yao Yilin
National People’s Congress
Zhao Zhiyang
Nofziger suffers mild stroke amid health concerns
Former Reagan adviser Lyn Nofziger, 57, was hospitalized in Falls Church Virginia after reporting left side pain and weakness. Officials say he did not lose speech or paralysis and may spend weeks in hospital as tests are completed.
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Washington
Lyn Nofziger
Reagan
Virginia
White House
California
Nofziger
Pain
Senate Panel Backs Voting Rights Act Extension
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a Voting Rights Act extension supported by President Reagan and civil rights groups. Thurmond switched to support, East opposed, Grassley backed the majority, and Helms threatened a filibuster. The panel also debated budget moves on Social Security and tax cuts for 1983.
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Gazette Wire Services
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Reagan
Strom Thurmond
South
Charles Grassley
Browa
Grassley
Senate
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Protected witness father retains custody of boy in witness program
A federal judge refused to order the Justice Department to return 12 year old Michael Ruffalo Jr. to his mother Donna Ruffalo. The boy has been with his father since 1978 after the father entered the Witness Protection Program. The judge allowed a damages petition against Buffalo and federal officials and ruled the mother’s visitation rights are constitutionally protected.
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Kansas City, Mo
Justice Department
Michael Ruffalo Jr
Ruffalo
Donna Ruffalo
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