Reagan houses hunt country near Washington
Ron Reagan and aides consider a Middleburg Virginia residence as a temporary base during the campaign. Reagan would live there September through the November 4 election to be close to political and security needs. The area is known for hunting culture with prominent residents nearby.
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Middleburg
Sen
John Warner
R-Va
Actress Elizabeth Taylor
Reagan
Mike Deaver
Washington
Deaver
Disarmament Advocate Alva Myrdal Wins Einstein Peace Prize
Alva Myrdal, 78, the Swedish delegate to the Geneva Disarmament Conference and the United Nations, received the $50,000 Alibert Einstein Peace Prize from Paul Warnke at a Pierre Hotel ceremony. She urged a resistance movement against war propaganda, saying wars with modern megamurder technology have no winners.
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New York
Alva Myrdal
United Nations
Myrdal
Paul Warnke
U.S
Pierre Hotel
Sinatra Cancel Fifth Show Due to Laryngitis
Frank Sinatra is speechless with laryngitis and has canceled five weekend performances at Resorts International Hotel Casino in Atlantic City. He was to perform Friday through Sunday under a long term contract and will return on August 25.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Frank Sinatra
Resorts International Hotel
Sinatra
New York
Boardwalk Hotel
Dusty Suspected in Dallas Shooting Plot
The New York Post claims Dusty, Dusty is the lover of Sue Ellen, shot J R Ewing in Dallas and may be part of a fall season twist. Dusty reportedly faked his death in a plane crash and could be resurrected next season, a claim Hollywood sources dispute.
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New York
Ornery
J.R. Ewing
New York Post
Dusty
J.R
Sue Ellen
Cowboy
Jared Martin
Larry Hagman
Lorimer Productions
Hollywood
CBS
Post
Mount St Helens Search Near End Probes Dome Formation
Coroner to issue presumptive death certificates for 55 missing as Mount St Helens search winds down. Officials say air search ended. limited ground search to continue briefly while scientists note potential dome building in the crater signaling possible end to ash falls.
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Vancouver
Wash
Mount St. Helens
Cowlitz County
D.F. Winebrenner
Lewis County
William Wiester
Mount Angel
Ore
Portland
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Oregon National Guard
Don Finley
U.S. Geological Survey
USGS
Tim Hall
House Rejects 613 Billion Defense Budget in Split Budget Vote
The House defeated a 613.3 billion 1981 defense budget while backing a record peacetime Pentagon increase. It instructs negotiators to preserve the 153.7 billion defense level for fiscal 1981 and press for a second balanced budget conference.
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Washington
House
Pentagon
House Senate
Carter
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Robert N. Giaimo
D-Conn
House Budget Committee
Senate
O'Neill
GOP
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18Th St
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2Nd St. S.E
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Quality Furniture
33Rd Ave. S.W
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Sealy
Fashionair
Herculon
Brody
Chromecraft
Great Plains
Mapie
Johnson Ave
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Hoover School
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