Arms talks collapse in Vienna shouting match
Washington and Moscow halted arm control talks after a heated Vienna session in which aides said both sides screamed at each other. The clash followed disputes over Reykjavik understandings and U S sublimits, with Soviet leaders accusing the American SDI plan and dismissing the U S position paper.
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Bishop warns of disaffection between Catholics and pope
National Conference of Catholic Bishops president Bishop James W. Malone warned of dangerous disaffection between some American Catholics and the Vatican. He seeks a Rome audience with Pope John Paul II to discuss tensions ahead of the pope’s U.S. visit in September 1987.
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Youngstown
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Johnston expected to withdraw from Byrd leadership race
Senate sources say J Ben nett Johnston of Louisiana will withdraw today from the Democratic majority leader race against Robert Byrd of West Virginia. Johnston planned a news conference but his spokesman would not confirm. If he quits Byrd would face no declared opposition and Johnsontake Energy and Natural Resources chair. The Democrats plan to elect leaders Nov 20. Reagan signed a bill cracking down on marriage fraud under immigration rules.
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J. Bennett Johnston
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Robert Byrd
West Virginia
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Tony Garrett
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South Korean Boat Impounded After Harassment Allegation
The 200 ton Shin Yang Ho was seized in the Bering Sea and escorted to shore after a Coast Guard raid. A crew member allegedly tried to rape an American fisheries observer. It faces civil charges under U S permit conditions and the Magnuson Fishery Conservation and Management Act.
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Alaska
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Battery birth control device shocks sperm inside cervix
Dr Steven Kaali of the Women’s Medical Pavilion in Dobbs Ferry reports a patented birth control device a tiny battery that electrocutes sperm before they reach the cervix. Tested in baboons at University of Alabama labs the device has not yet been judged safe for humans.
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University of Alabama Laboratories
Steven Kaali
Kaali
McDonald's warns on Lego toys for under threes
The Consumer Product Safety Commission and McDonalds urge parents to return Lego Duplo sets given with Happy Meals to replace them with safer Duplo blocks for children under age three. Managers note toy choice varies by location and age, with Duplo often used for younger kids and Lego blocks offered on request.
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Terrence Scanlon
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
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Cedar Rapids
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Molotov dies at 96 in Soviet Union
Moscow reports Vyacheslav M. Molotov died at age 96, with Tass noting his Saturday death. The hard line foreign minister known as Iron Pants helped Lenin during 1917, but was ousted after Stalin’s death in 1953.
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