White House tightens security after bomb threats
Seven Department of Interior marked dump trucks are parked around the White House and at the State Department amid heightened security over possible bomb threats. Reagan remains at his California ranch for Thanksgiving as guards screen vehicles and reporters.
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Israelis and Palestinians cheer vast prisoner swap
Israel exchanged about 4 600 captives for six Israeli soldiers in a secret, France aided operation. About 1 100 guerrillas were freed in Algiers with 3 500 more released unconditionally at Ansar in Lebanon. Crowds celebrated in Tel Aviv Algiers and across the region.
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Murder suspect caught after 5 hour manhunt in Derby Iowa
Albia man Michael Jesperson, 22, was arrested and charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of 18 year old Jeffrey Woolums in Derby. Woolums died after a pickup truck stabbing on Main Street following a domestic argument. Police tracked Jesperson to a barn northeast of Derby. he is jailed in Lucas County on 100000 bond. An autopsy was scheduled to determine cause of death.
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Chuckle Evolution Covering Nature's Mistakes
Unclear humorous quip notes evolution as nature covering its mistakes. Copyright statement follows.
Andropov vows more missiles in response to NATO moves
President Yuri Andropov announced the Soviet Union would boost nuclear weapons at sea, on its soil, and in Eastern Europe to counter NATO deployable missiles in Western Europe. Tass quoted him signaling possible new measures beyond talks in Geneva and a return to previous arms levels if the West does the same.
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Wide gaps in felony prosecutions across states
A Justice Department sampling found states prosecuting 97 percent of felonies in one state and 8 percent in another, with overall 48 percent prosecution. Data from 400000 felony arrests across four regions showed regional differences and higher prosecution for violent crimes. The bureau urged caution in broad conclusions and highlighted racial and gender disparities in prosecutions.
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