Duarte seeks more US help in churchwomen murders
The Nation El Salvador reports President Jose Napoleon Duarte asks for greater U.S. aid as families of four slain American churchwomen push for justice nearly ten months after the killings. Some relatives remain hopeful, others doubt justice will come.
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el Salvador
Jose Napoleon Duarte
United States
Duarte
Washington
New MX Missile Concept Scrutinized in Hardened Silos
An opinion notes the proposed MX placement in concrete silos risks a non-mobile, sitting-duck weapon. It contrasts Sen. Laxalt’s desert-shelter shell game with a basing plan seen as equally flawed in its immobility.
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Education principals urge higher standards for Cedar Rapids juniors
Cedar Rapids junior high principals call for greater academic and behavioral expectations and note rising parental involvement in student education. The Linn County CETA Consortium will continue job training and disadvantaged work placements through December.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Ceta Consortium
Royals clinch AL playoff berth in tense stretch run
The Kansas City Royals secure a spot in the American League playoffs as the pennant chase narrows. Roger Maris is remembered twenty years after his 61st homer. Markets rise modestly while Treasury bill rates edge up on delayed auction. Eastern Iowa farmers advised to check weather before a three hour trip to the Farm Progress Show in Brimfield Illinois.
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Kansas City Royals
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Brimfield
Ill
Nevada find hints at 20000-year-old human arrival
Archaeologists report primitive stone tools and a mammoth tooth in the Black Rock Desert near Winnemucca suggesting humans may have reached the northern New World about 20,000 years ago, 9,000 years earlier than the accepted date. Scientists urge caution and further dating validation.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
New World
Black Rock Desert
Clewlow
Don Tuohy
Nevada State Museum
Tuohy
Ancient Enterprises Inc
Santa Monica
Calif
Ucla Political Advertis
Rockies
Polly Bickel
University of California At Berkeley
Mexico
Lake Lahontan
First Freeze Dates Set Across Iowa
The National Weather Service in Des Moines reports statewide averages for the first freeze at or below 32 degrees with October 7 as the overall date. Northwest and northeast Iowa average October 2, north central October 3, west central October 6, central October 7, southwest and east central October 8, and south central and southeast October 12.
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Des Moines
National Weather Service
North Central
Iowa
West Central
Southwest
East Central
South Central
Governments probes reveal Social Security benefits paid after death
Investigators find at least 8,500 cases where Social Security payments continued for people listed as dead on Medicare records. The probe may reach 10,000 cases with up to 60 million in overpayments.
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Washington
Social Security
John Svahn
Svahn
Richard Kusserow
Department of Health and Human Services
Justice Department For Prosecution
Medicare
Health Care Financing Administration
Kusserow
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