Shultz Says Missiles Halt With Signing of Arctic Pact
Secretary of State George Shultz stated that U S deployment of cruise missiles in Western Europe will stop once the superpower arms pact is signed though ratification by the Senate could take months. He noted NATO plans to deploy 208 more missiles in 13 months may be affected and that removal of 364 Tomahawk and Pershing 2 missiles would begin after ratification.
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No turkey for 1000 pound man in Hempstead
Walter Hudson, weighing about 1000 pounds, has shed 165 pounds in two months and will avoid a Thanksgiving binge. He credits diet supervision by Dick Gregory and plans only water this year, after never leaving his Hempstead home for 27 years.
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Labor strife and political vote mark midweek in Europe
Rome union protests nationwide strike amid deficit reduction plan as Prime Minister Goria secures confidence vote in Parliament. In Cyprus Iran claims air strikes on a key Iraqi supply route to weaken defenses ahead of a wider offensive.
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Seabrook Plant Evacuation Plan Swiftly Approved for Testing
NRC backs utility drafted evacuation plan for six Massachusetts towns within Seabrook NH 10 mile zone allowing low power testing. New Hampshire Yankee submitted plan after Gov Dukakis declined state proposal. Texas tornadoes strike VAN VLECK killing a mother and daughter and injuring two others as a mobile home is destroyed.
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Second AIDS vaccine approved for human testing
The FDA approved a Bristol-Myers experimental vaccine for testing in 30 to 60 healthy, uninfected homosexual volunteers at Pacific Medical Center under Dr. Lawrence Corey. The vaccine uses recombinant vaccinia virus with AIDS surface protein genes to induce antibodies, with smallpox vaccine as control.
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Six Israeli soldiers killed in hang glider raid
A Palestinian guerrilla landed near Kiryat Shemona with a hang glider and attacked an Israeli base, killing six soldiers and wounding eight. One fighter was killed in the ensuing gunbattle that lasted about half an hour. The raid marked the bloodiest infiltration in seven wars and followed previous border skirmishes with Lebanon-based fire.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Pricing and Postal Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 lists pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions. Rates include $2.60 per week by carrier, $11.80 for 7 mornings a week, $128.20 for 52 weeks, and $161.00 for 52 weeks for other states. No mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service.
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