Congress Ends Logjam On Spending Bill To Keep Govt Open
Negotiators reach a catch all appropriation agreement to fund the government through Sept 30 1984 with about 11.5 billion for foreign aid and 100 million for education programs. The pact avoids a vetoed package and includes a historic abortion related health benefit ban for federal workers.
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White House
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Israel
Egypt
U.S. Says Salvadoran Student Innocent in G1 Killing
The U.S. Embassy asserts Pedro Daniel Alvarado Rivera, an engineering student, did not kill Ameri can military adviser and that his confession was coerced. Federal officials believe he belongs to the FPL, while the murder was committed by others. A lie detector test and physical evidence contradict the confession.
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Schaufelberger
Alvarado Rivera
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Cook survives capsized Gulf boat in air pocket
Divers rescued the cook of the capsized Laverne Hebert alive from an air pocket in about 60 feet of water ten miles off Matagorda Island. Five crewmen remain missing as searches by Gulf International and Coast Guard continue for life raft and other survivors.
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Gulf of Mexico
Robert Schmidt
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James Brokenik
Liver patient dies after fundraiser for transplant
Fourteen month old Ashley Bailey, a biliary atresia patient, died in Fort Worth after a nationwide plea backed by President Reagan and Texas officials failed to find a suitable donor. The child had been hospitalized since May and the effort to raise over 100000 through bake sales and baseball games highlighted the desperate search for a matching liver.
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Fort Worth
Columbia mock Satanic mass canceled by students
A group of Columbia University students canceled their annual mock Satanic black mass after opponents sued. M&M Productions called it a mutual agreement with Columbia administrators that the event was too hot an issue and offended too many people. Engineering student Chris Niechwiadowicz said the cancellation followed the court action by three women opponents.
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Columbia University
M&m Productions
Columbia
Engineering
Chris Niechwiadowicz
Outspoken Marine Honored With Discharge Over Dissent
Former Staff Sgt. James Stryffeler, 22, of Reading in suburban Cincinnati, received an honorable discharge after criticizing U S policy in Grenada and admitting membership in the Young Socialist Alliance. The Navy official cited his voluntary request and recognized his right to speak out.
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Churches urge U.S. to end military involvement in Latin America
The National Council of Churches urged the Reagan Administration to end U.S. military involvement in Latin America and the Caribbean and restore relations with Cuba. In its first policy on the region the board called to stop attempts to destabilize foreign governments to exert influence.
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Bundestag approves foreign worker bonus to return home
West Germany's Bundestag passes a plan offering some foreign workers a 4200 dollar incentive to leave the country. The measure aims to ease social tensions linked to the so called foreigner problem.
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Bundestag
Brazil lauds near loan deal to ease debt payments
Brazil expects a 6.5 billion loan from private banks to cover this year and next while avoiding default on its 93 billion dollar foreign debt. Finance minister Ernane Galveas said commitments from major banks exist and legal contracts are being drafted. Brazil already owes about 3.5 billion in arrears.
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Ernane Galveas
Solidarity supporters march after Mass in Warsaw
More than 3,000 Solidarity supporters demonstrated peacefully in Warsaw Friday night following a Roman Catholic Mass marking Poland's pre-war National Day.
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Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity Labor Federation
Gazette Company History and Subscription Rates
The Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Company published daily and Sunday at Cedar Rapids location. Subscriptions listed include carrier weekly rates and mail options with 4 and 52 week terms. The AP holds exclusive republication rights to local news and dispatches.
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Crowds Attend Funeral of Rolando Galman in Manila
In Manila a funeral cortege for Rolando Galman, alleged assassin of Benigno Aquino, moves through the main business district as supporters express disbelief in President Marcos account of Aquino's murder. Many view Galman as a scapegoat in the assassination controversy.
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Rolando Galman
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Ferdinand Marcos
Feds Probe Disappearance of VA Checks Worth 300000
Federal investigators seek the fate of as much as 300000 in Veterans Administration checks mailed to Tucson area veterans and other benefit payments vanished. Officials suspect a global crime ring, with checks potentially doctored and routed via the Philippines and other Asian banks before losses fall on the U S government.
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Jet skids off runway at Miami airport after emergency landing
An Eastern Airlines Boeing 727 carrying 156 people skidded off the runway at Miami International Airport after returning from Denver due to hydraulic landing gear problems. The nose and left main gear collapsed. few injuries reported. passengers evacuated by emergency crews.
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Eastern Airlines
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Jack Barker
Federal Aviation Administration
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Jim Ashlock
Sandlin
Ashlock
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Tampa
Eastern
Hefner acknowledges 26-year-old as his son
Playboy publisher Hugh Hefner 57 confirms a 26-year-old man as his son and welcomes this new relative, with publicist Don Rogers saying Hef introduced him as family. Rogers notes privacy and that the man produced verification documents. Christie Hefner, 29, is president of Playboy Enterprises Inc., and Hefner has another son, David.
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Playboy
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Christie
Playboy Enterprises Inc
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