Graduation Ends Era for Eagle Mountain Desert Company Town
At Eagle Mountain High School 17 of 23 seniors graduate as Kaiser Steel closes the town. The 3,750 resident mining settlement 175 miles east of Los Angeles wanes with Kaiser's mine shutdown by July end, ore and pellets to be removed. Residents plan new lives while vowing reunions despite departure.
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Europeans press for neutron shell in Europe
Britain West Germany and Italy oppose deploying U S neutron weapons on their soil but urge a new 155 mm neutron artillery shell for the FH70 cannon. The move aims to store shells in the U S until needed and to overcome incompatibility with older 155 mm shells.
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Kahl Son Guilty in Shootings of U S Marshals
In North Carolina near Medina two men were found guilty of second degree murder in the February killings of two U S marshals. Yorie Kahl and Scott Faul convicted. Joan Kahl acquitted on similar counts. David Broer convicted on two of nine charges.
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Longtime Albany Mayor Erastus Corning Dies at 73
Erastus Corning II, the nation's longest serving big city mayor, died Saturday in Albany New York at age 73 from an apparent heart attack. He had just begun his 11th four year term and had been in office since January 1 1942. City Council president Thomas M Whalen II automatically succeeds Corning as mayor.
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NPR fires 84 employees at Washington headquarters
The National Public Radio network announced it would lay off 84 staffers at its Washington offices. The firings come amid restructuring aimed at streamlining operations and reducing ongoing deficits.
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Khomeini says Reagan appeal proves Bahais guilty in Iran
World dispatch from Nicosia notes Ayatollah Khomeini denounces U S President Reagan’s plea for 22 Bahais slated for execution. Tehran says group found guilty of espionage. Reagan argues they acted on religious practice.
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