Truly Becomes Earthbound Naval Space Command Leader
Capt. Richard H. Truly, chief pilot of the Challenger maiden flight, takes command of the Naval Space Command in Dahlgren Virginia. The 45 year old Fayette Miss. native and veteran astronaut joined the space program in 1969 and flew on STS 1 and STS 2 missions including the shuttle Columbia and Enterprise tests.
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Flynt Targets Congress with Obscene Letters
Washington reports Larry Flynt angered lawmakers by mailing free Hustler subscriptions to all members of Congress. Officials condemned the move as pornographic trash and many vow to cancel. Flynt promises similar letters to the president, Cabinet, Supreme Court, and 16,000 media members.
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Princess Margaret denies Virginia marriage report
A royal spokeswoman called a Washington Times claim that Princess Margaret may wed publisher Norman Lonsdale in Virginia this weekend absolute nonsense. Buckingham Palace had no comment on Diana McLellan’s report. Margaret’s 18 year marriage to Tony Armstrong Jones ended in 1978.
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Blind man completes cross country walk to prove independence
Bill Morgan, 36, blind since age 10, finished a 11 state 3,615 mile trek from Astoria Oregon to Baltimore Maryland aided by guide dog Hart. He began in spring 1982, paused during a bitter winter, and resumed May 6 in Saratoga Wyoming, averaging up to 19 miles daily.
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Watt maintains Western support despite public missteps
Secretary James Watt retains broad Western backing from Democrats and Republicans amid mining industry slumps and land policy fights. Governors like Bruce Babbitt and Ted Schwinden call him a strong landlord and capable administrator, while critics decry remarks and coal lease actions.
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