U S moves to suspend Aeroflot flights for week
U S officials plan a one week suspension of Aeroflot's U S operations after the airline allegedly overflew sensitive southern New England zones. The Civil Aeronautics Board gave Aeroflot until noon Wednesday to show cause, while the State Department called the violations deliberate and disputed Soviet assertions.
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UPI
Aeroflot
U.S
New England
Civil Aeronautics Board
State Department
Anita Stockman
Moscow
Dulles International
Maine
Long Island
N.Y
FAA
Israel Demolishes Homes of Five Suspected Palestinians
Israeli forces destroyed the homes of five Palestinians accused of terrorist acts in the West Bank. Soldiers also announced the return of Anton Atallah, banned since 1968 from East Jerusalem, while Beit Sahour merchants protested the demolitions and Arab youths staged protests. Mayors condemned the actions as collective punishment.
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Israel
West Bank
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Beit Sahour
Bethlehem
Ramallah
Anton Atallah
East Jerusalem
Amman
Jordan
Israel Television
Hanna el-Atrash
Elias Friel
Gypsy Moths Defect Shake Reagan Coalition In Budget Fight
The House Democrats win their first big fiscal victory by defeating a White House bid to cut further in a $440 billion stopgap funding bill aimed to keep the government running through September. The vote showed the so called Gypsy Moths moderates from the Northeast and Midwest defecting while the Bull Weevils kept southern and western Democrats aligned with Reagan. The outcome may be short lived as veto risk remains, with the coalition appearing short of a two thirds override.
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Midwest
White House
Reagan
House
Congressional Democrats
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R-Il
Appropriations Committee
World chess title match ends in surprise draw at Merano
Viktor Korchnoi and Anatoly Karpov paused their 17th game in Merano after 23 moves to settle on a draw, the 10th stalemate of the match. The short, balanced game lasted 2 hours 55 minutes with no position offering a win for either side. the 18th game is set for Thursday as the title fight continues.
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Italy
UPI
Viktor Korchnoi
Anatoly Karpov
Soviet Union
Alpine
Violence Intensifies in Northern Ireland Sectarian Attacks
In Lurgan a carload of gunmen opened fire on a Catholic car early Tuesday killing one man and wounding his brother amid rising sectarian violence. The week followed the assassination of Protestant MP Rev. Robert Bradford and related shootings. Protestant leaders urged swift British security action and called for a work stoppage to honor Bradford as tensions threaten civil unrest.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Lurgan
Robert Bradford
Bradford
Britain
Hinckley hangs self in jail cell
John Hinckley Jr. reportedly hanged himself in his Fort Meade jail cell with a self-made noose. He was cut down by guards after three to five minutes and listed as seriously ill though expected to recover, with possible permanent neurological effects undetermined.
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Washington
UPI
John Hinckley Jr
Reagan
Justice Department
Tom DeCair
Senegambia: Senegal and Gambia Plan Unified State
Senegal and Gambia announce a confederation creating Senegambia to end coups. President Abdou Diouf will lead with Dawla Jawara as vice president, forming a single cabinet parliament and integrated security.
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Dakar
Senegal
UPI
Gambia
Senegambia
Libya
Egypt
Sudan
Abdou Diouf
Dawla Kaira Jawara
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette started in 1883 and is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. It lists subscription prices by carrier and mail including weekly and yearly rates and notes AP news republication rights and USPS code.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Venezuelan leader Herrera Campins visits Washington
Venezuelan President Luis Herrera Campins arrived in Washington to press for El Salvador and Nicaragua ties and Caribbean involvement. The trip comes as the Reagan administration tightens rhetoric against Nicaragua and Cuba amid concerns over Soviet Cuban influence in Central America.
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UPI
Luis Herrera Campins
Caribbean Basin
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Herrera
Reagan
Cuba
Central America
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