U.S. condemns Soviet killings in Afghan raids as slaughter
State Department spokesman John Hughes says reports from Afghan refugees indicate hundreds or thousands killed in bombing near Herat and around Kabul. He urges Soviet forces to withdraw and supports UN resolutions for self-determination and safe, honorable refugee return.
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Four EPA officials resign as Ruckelshaus reshapes agency
William Ruckelshaus asked four top EPA officials to resign including Kathleen Bennett and Frederic Eidsness Jr. as 18 top aides have left since February. Also advancing a criminal probe, federal subpoenas were served to several EPA employees as part of the Justice Department inquiry into agency conduct.
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William Ruckelshaus
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EPA
Anne Burford
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Philadelphia
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Eidsness
Bennett
Peter N. Bibko
Lester A. Sutton
FBI
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Senate approves Lebanon aid with controls on U S force
The Senate passed a 251 million emergency aid package for Lebanon by voice vote, tying the funds to congressional approval for any expansion of the U S peacekeeping force. The package allocates 150 million for economic grants, 1 million for military training, and 100 million in loans for equipment.
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Senate
Lebanon
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U.S
United States
Reagan
Morris Plan offers 5000 to 15000 loan with ninety day no payment
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Gulf states launch mediation in Iran Iraq war
The six Gulf Cooperation Council states led by Saudi Arabia began mediation to end the 31 month war between Iran and Iraq. They proposed a reconstruction fund aimed at appeasing Tehran and Baghdad, with an encouraging response from both sides and plans to press on.
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The Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday from Cedar Rapids Iowa with carrier and mail subscription rates. It notes USPS and AP rights and distribution details for Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
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Associated Press
Pilots ignored landing warning on wheels up Casper crash
National Transportation Safety Board transcripts show Frontier Airlines pilots Michael Waldron and Jerry Hagen ignored a cockpit warning that the landing gear had not been lowered during a March 23 wheels up belly landing at Natrona County International Airport. The flight from Denver to Riverton with 91 passengers and four crew members skidded on Runway 21. no serious injuries were reported. The pilots, suspended and in retraining, appear to have believed the gear had extended despite the warning.
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Casper
Wyo
Frontier Airlines
Michael L. Waldron
National Transportation Safety Board
Waldron
Jerry Lee Hagen
Denver
Riverton
Natroma County International
Safety Board
Federal judge drops charges against Banks and AIM leaders
U.S. District Judge James Redden dismisses all charges in the 72 year old firearms case against Dennis Banks Kamook Redner Russell Redner and Kenneth Loud Hawk after defense motions citing government delay. Banks connected to Onondaga Reservation and Nazi war crimes context cited with deportation order for Linnas separately noted.
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Dennis Banks
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Russell Redner
Kenneth Moses Loud Hawk
Ontario
South Dakota
Syracuse
N.Y
Onondaga Reservation
Bank waives punitive damages in Groucho Marx estate case
Bank of America agreed to waive 250000 in punitive damages from the Groucho Marx estate trial rather than a retrial with Erin Fleming. Superior Court Judge Jacqueline Weiss upheld 221000 in compensatory damages to the bank as estate executor and stalled payment until May 31. Fleming's attorney said he would appeal the compensatory award.
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Calif
Bank of America
Groucho Marx
Erin Fleming
Superior Court
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Marx
Miss
Reagan vows veto over 1984 budget and tax increases
President Reagan pledged to veto both tax increase legislation and spending bills, arguing they would rekindle inflation and high interest rates. He said he would not support a budget resolution raising taxes as the U.S. is emerging from a recession. The threat followed the Senate's approval of an $849.7 billion budget despite his opposition.
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Reagan
Senate
GOP
San Jose Unified Trustees Vote to Seek Chapter 9 Bankruptcy
Trustees of the San Jose Unified School District voted before midnight to seek Chapter 9 protection, citing deficits and union pressure for 3.5 million dollars in overdue raises. The move, first of its kind in California, unsettles administrators, teachers, and students across 42 district schools.
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California
San Jose Unified
San Francisco
Court doubts claim of L. Ron Hubbard alive
Riverside judge says he is convinced Hubbard is alive after reviewing a seven page declaration in a civil case filed by Hubbard's estranged son alleging death or mental incompetence. The document bears Hubbard's signature and fingerprints and was authenticated by experts.
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Church of Scientology
L. Ron Hubbard
David Hennigan
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