Liverpool to name streets after Beatles icons
Environment Secretary Michael Heseltine will inaugurate Kensington Fields housing, naming four streets John Lennon Drive Paul McCartney Way George Harrison Close and Ringo Starr Drive. The 120 dwellings near Mathew Street will sell for 30000 to 52000 dollars as Liverpool honors its famous sons.
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Henry Fonda Improves After Hospital Stay
Actor Henry Fonda, 76, shows progress after 10 days in Cedars Sinai hospital for heart medication monitoring. Thanksgiving turkey delivered by daughter Jane Fonda, while wife Shirlee, ill with flu, cannot visit. Shirlee says Fonda is better and doctors consider him on the mend.
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Official says no conflict in sale of Allen company
White House review found Richard Allen's sale of Potomac International Corp to Peter D. Hannaford created no conflict of interest. An amended disclosure lists the firm’s value and confirms monthly payments stop after the initial sale, with future earnings not ongoing.
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Typhoon Irma Tidal Wave Kills 136 in Philippines
Typhoon Irma generated a 50 foot tidal wave that struck four villages in Camarines Sur, killing 136 and raising the total death toll to 176. In Caramoan only one of 2,000 houses survived as 40 more perished from drowning or debris. The storm, with 150 mph winds, moved across Luzon before weakening in the South China Sea.
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Reagan says Soviets ready to negotiate arms cuts
President Reagan told ABC he believes Soviet leaders are ready to sit down with the United States to negotiate nuclear arms reductions, citing bipartisan U S support as proving U S resolve. White House officials said Helmut Schmidt reported progress and warned positions in Geneva must soften to reach an accord.
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Ford transmission probe over eight deaths in Ford autos
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration seeks to confirm if eight fatalities from auto crashes are linked to alleged Ford automatic transmission defects. Agency notes deaths since Ford’s 1970s dashboard sticker warnings and reviews if issues caused gear slips.
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Haitians Escape into Everglades From Detention Camp
Up to 18 Haitian refugees fled a detention camp into the Everglades after overpowering a federal guard. Three others had fled from a plane transfer to Fort Allen, Puerto Rico. Two were recaptured. officials warned chances of recapture were slim.
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Iran hostage talks continue as mediators press for release
One year ago U S and Algerian mediators pursued discussions to free 53 American hostages held by Iranian captors in Tehran, seeking a resolution through diplomatic channels.
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