Locomotives Destroyed In Canyon Crash In Montana
Three locomotives worth 1 million each were set loose during a wildcat strike and raced through Montana canyons at speeds up to 80 mph before derailing. A transient aboard one engine was injured and two railroads blamed union and nonunion workers as 900 UTU members strike over a sale of the line to Montana Rail Link.
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Helena
Mont
Charley Chambers
Montana Rail Link
Missoula
Burlington Northern Railroad
Howard Kallie
Burlington Northern
Seattle
Livingston
Montana
Bozeman Pass
Kallie
Allan Eadie
Bozeman Deaconess Hospital
Elizabeth Lewis Sai
United Transportation Union
Jury awards 30000 in hazing injuries at UD fraternity
Jeffrey Furek, a 25 year old former University of Delaware student, receives 30000 from a Superior Court jury after being burned when oven cleaner was poured on him during Sigma Phi Epsilon Hell Night hazing in 1980. Jurors assign 93 percent fault to the university and 7 percent to fraternity member Joseph Donchez.
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Wilmington
Del
University of Delaware
Superior Court
Jeffrey Furek
University
Joseph Don‘chez
Furek
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Japan Refuses U.S. Iran Embargo Move
Tokyo says it will not join the United States in restricting Iran trade over concerns of market disruption and premature action. A Foreign Ministry spokesman noted U.S. Under Secretary Michael Armacost was told of the decision in a meeting with Ryohei Murata.
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Japan
U.S
Tokyo
United States
Iran
Foreign Ministry
Michael Armacost
Ryohei Murata
U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
U.N. Security Council
FBI Reunites Johns Hopkins Baby With Baltimore Parents
The 4 month old boy believed stolen from Johns Hopkins Hospital in June was found in Philadelphia. Blood tests confirmed Kendal Kern is the child. Authorities, including the abducting suspect, coordinated with the parents and FBI agents to return the baby to Keith Kernes and Patricia Nixon.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Philadelphia
Kendal Kern
Richard Falcon
Kendal
Keith Kernes
Patricia Nixon
FBI
Kernes
Nixon
Why I Seek Re election as Mayor of this Great City
A mayoral candidate asserts leadership and experience from local government service. He highlights achievements including library, Five Seasons Center, Ground Transportation Center, art museum, IE Tower projects and tax policy. He argues the measure of success is results, not tenure, noting three consecutive property tax rate reductions totaling 75 percent while keeping rates among Iowa's lowest in six major cities.
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IE Tower
Iowa
Deng Leads Exit of Elderly From China Leadership
China’s senior leader Deng Xiaoping steps down from the Central Committee signaling a youth renewal at the 13th party congress. The party trims the committee to 175, removing aging figures including Li Xiannian and Chen Yun while Zhao Ziyang and Hu Yaobang remain in the list. Deng may keep the Central Military Commission post and will influence policy from behind the scenes.
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Beljing
China
Deng Xiaoping
Communist Party
Li Xiannian
Chen Yun
Central Committee
Deng
Zhao Ziyang
Oon
Hu Yaobang
Congress
Peng Zhen
Deng Liqun
Central Advisory Commission
Central Military Commission
Xinhua
Zhao
Army
Yang Dezhi
Hu Qiaomu
Xi Zhongxun
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Canyon
Geneva
Do Chae-sung
Lebanon
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Moody's Rating Service
Committee of 100
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Churchill
Rockwell
Robert Ray
Life Investors
Lee Liu
I.E
Farmstead Foods
Don Canney
Sa Color TV
Sylvania 19
Barae
Sylvania
Amana
Ting
Bass
RCA
Smulekoffs
3Rd Ave
Downtown
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