Brezhnev funeral draws Bush Shultz in Moscow
Vice President George Bush arrives in Moscow for Leonid Brezhnev's funeral and urges arms spending cuts. George Shultz, already there, defends constructive East West ties as delegations from 40 nations attend the ceremony in Red Square.
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Israel Mourns Aliza Begin and Tyre Blast Victims
Prime Minister Menachem Begin rushes home after his wife Aliza dies at 62 from sudden cardiac arrest during a period of national mourning for 89 Tyre blast victims. Israel names the explosion accidental not sabotage though some call it uncertain. 50 Israeli families bury loved ones as cabinet declares mourning.
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Spacewalk awaited as Soviets set endurance record
Cape Canaveral reports NASA prepared for the first American space walk in nine years on Columbia as Soviet cosmonauts Berezovoy and Lebedev surpass the two year manned spaceflight endurance record aboard Salyut 7. Lenoir sickness delays activity, a Houston power glitch caused brief outages, crew keeps light mood aboard.
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Tass says U S gas pipeline sanctions failed
Tass reports Washington failed to block the Siberia Western Europe gas pipeline through sanctions. The Soviet news agency notes Reagan lifted the measures, which targeted Soviet support for martial law in Poland. The Common Market welcomed the U S action as stabilizing moves in transatlantic relations.
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Brazil votes as civilians return to power path
In BRASILIA national elections advance civilian rule after 18 years of military-backed government. About 60 million voters choose mayors city council members governors state legislators senators and federal representatives in what observers call Brazil's most open vote since 1964.
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Suspect Arrested in Downtown Robbery and Finger Amputation
Kansas City police charged 17 year old Gary Lovelady with two counts of robbery one count of burglary and one count of armed criminal action after he cut off a 76 year old woman’s finger during a mugging over rings. The victim underwent surgery to repair severed vessels. He offered no resistance when taken into custody.
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Protesters Arrested After Entry Into Groton Naval Shipyard
Seven anti nuclear weapons protesters were arrested after unauthorized entry into the Groton shipyard where Trident submarines are built. They allegedly boarded the USS Georgia poured their blood on the vessel and damaged missile hatches. Three women and four men were charged with first degree criminal trespassing and first degree criminal mischief.
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Nixon says Carter input could aid Middle East peace effort
Former President Richard Nixon says President Reagan should seek the input of Jimmy Carter to craft a comprehensive Middle East peace formula. Nixon notes Carter knew Prime Minister Menachem Begin well, perhaps better than Reagan. Gazette wire services.
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Silverman plans 24 hour cable network for young adults
Fred Silverman former head of three networks announced a 24 hour cable channel targeting 18 to 34 year olds. It will launch in fall 1984 with radio hosts and music contests information and comedy segments plus daytime shows for women. Viewers will answer polls two to three times hourly on current events family issues and program ideas.
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Mick Jagger asks Texan model Jerry Hall to wed
The Daily Express reports Mick Jagger proposed to Jerry Hall after a tearful Paris reunion. The rock star cited past rumors and admitted relationship strains linked to his high profile dating history and a past string of younger companions.
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Coco to guest star on The Doctors in anti smoking campaign
James Coco will appear on NBC soap The Doctors on Wednesday as part of NBCs Kick the Habit anti smoking drive. Rex Reed joins Coco with other stars such as Tony Randall Judy Collins and Brooke Shields taking part in this months anti smoking promotions.
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Death after Caesarean linked to retained sponge in Oak Park
The 32 year old JoAnn Jones died 24 days after a Caesarean section from an infection caused by a surgical sponge reportedly left in her abdomen. Coroner notes the swallowed infection spread to her organs as her family contemplates legal action against Oak Park Hospital.
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