Reagan lifts Soviet pipeline sanctions amid eased U S policy
President Reagan announced lifting sanctions on American and allied firms involved in a Soviet natural gas pipeline to Western Europe. He cited a substantial agreement with allies on Soviet bloc economic strategy, while France signaled it was not party to the Washington accord.
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Viet vets parade to dedication at national monument
Thousands of Vietnam veterans marched in Washington to dedicate a new national monument honoring 57 939 missing and fallen comrades. They paid homage to the 2 7 million served with pride, while the crowd cheered and veterans spoke and sang amid granite walls listing names.
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Omaha
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TV Show Idea Sparks Domestic Rivalry In Edible Based Program
Grumpy husband predicts a new TV series titled That's Inedible inspired by his wife's cooking. Copyright holder Greg Petoskey of Moline faces seven months of wrongful incarceration as "the circuit rapist" while seeking a fresh start, noting he has forgotten normal life. Novelist David Morrell, 39, Iowa professor, celebrates Blood Oath release alongside the First Blood film adaptation.
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Moline
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University of Iowa
Walesa seeks talks for fair agreement after release
Solidarity leader Lech Walesa, 11 months after his internment, says he wants negotiations with the martial law government for a fair, proper deal. He appeared on Polish television shortly before leaving the Arlamow lodge, with audio confirming his voice and a letter to Jaruzelski proposing a meeting.
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College football wrap boosts bowl picture across camps
Complete Saturday coverage ties results from Las Mie Notre Dame Penn State Northern Iowa and other matchups like South Dakota Drake Illinois St Ripon Cornell to bowl implications. The report analyzes scores and potential lineups shaping postseason bids.
Space walk delayed by its astronaut
Cape Canaveral reports a one day postponement of two astronauts planned EVA from shuttle Columbia due to motion sickness. Dr William B Lenoir suffered queasiness and vomiting episodes prompting flight surgeons to reschedule for Monday morning as officials remained hopeful.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
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Lenoir
Drifter confesses to decade-long murder spree
Bruce A. Davis confessed to at least 12 killings in a spree across a dozen cities, detailing an ax murder and other methods. He is awaiting murder charges in Illinois for the ax slaying of Menard foreman Joseph Cushman and faces potential death-penalty prosecution.
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West Virginia
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Lane
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