Bus driver refuses detour as 9 year old dies on bus
A Chicago woman cites a bus driver refusal to divert to a hospital as her 9 year old daughter Nicole Hobson with a pacemaker convulsed on a city bus and later died at Children's Memorial Hospital. An unnamed good Samaritan carried Nicole to the ER, while CTA officials review the incident.
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Chicago
Nicole Hobson
Chicago Transit Authority
Mae Hobson
Nicole
Children’s Memorial Hospital
David Dalton
Dalton
Doctor cites 23 dead from Chernobyl disaster
Dr. Robert Gale said 23 died, with 55 in Moscow listed as seriously ill and more radiation cases likely in Kiev. He plans weekend visits to Chernobyl and Kiev as officials eyed restarting Nos. 1 and 2, with No. 3 possibly later.
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Moscow
Chernobyl
Kiev
Radio Moscow
Robert Gale
Ex-girlfriend testifies in Pelton espionage trial
Ann Barry testified that Ronald Pelton, 44, was upset after a night of heavy drinking and said money was involved in a planned call before his car ran out of gas. Prosecutors say Pelton disclosed secrets to Soviet agents after visits to Vienna.
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Ronald Pelton
Federal
Baltimore
Ann Barry
Pelton
Ann
Barry
Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
National Security Agency
Falls Church
Vienna
Judith
FBI
Poison in Anacin-3 capsule linked to UT Austin death investigated
Austin tests on Anacin-3 from Walgreen stores show no cyanide in 2,697 capsules. law enforcement treats University of Texas student Kenneth Faries death as homicide while the investigation continues. FDA notes 46 capsules from the victim's apartment pending analysis. Officials urge continued caution and responsibility for product safety.
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Austin
Texas
Walgreen
Bob Henna
Food and Drug Division
Texas Department of Health
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Frank Young
Washington
FDA
Young
Austin-area
Henna
Walgreen Co
University of Texas
Kenneth Wayne Faries
Kellye Norris
Faries
Bill Grigg
Robert Bernstein
Bernstein
Norris
Reagan vows veto of House trade bill
President Reagan told a National Association of Manufacturers audience he would veto the House passed trade bill if it reaches his desk calling it kamikaze legislation that would raise prices and threaten jobs. He cited a Japan framework to curb chip dumping and hinted at a South Korea deal on copyrights and trademarks. Rep. Tony Coelho dismissed the veto claim as bogus politics.
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Washington
Reagan
House
National Association of Manufacturers
U.S
Japan
South Korea
The
Association
West Germany
Taiwan
United States
Tony Coelho
D-Calif
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Toxic fumes evacuees counted in Springfield sewer scare
Springfield officials reported about 60 people felled by fumes and as many as 10 000 evacuated near downtown as investigators searched sewers and abandoned buildings for a toxic chemical leak. Mayor Richard Neal said the immediate danger passed and residents could return.
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Springfield
Mass
Richard Neal
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