Nuclear fears shape family actions and faith in 1980s talk
The article reports on a Washington conference on national security with debates over nuclear war. Be dell and his wife fear destruction and consider touring sites while urging caution. Psychologists and clergy describe widespread despair, psychic numbness, and a future-focused loss among youth, with women delaying childbirth and faith groups noting a bleak outlook.
Tylenol poisoning probe widens across Chicago area
Police say a lone killer tampered with Tylenol capsules placed on store shelves in Chicago area 40 miles apart. Deputy Shaffer notes bottles found open with capsules spread on pavement. Investigators identify batch numbers MB1833 MC2880 I1910MD and 40 year old victim among latest findings.
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City eyes leash rule for cats and boarding fees in update
Coralville officials push a revised animal ordinance extending leash requirements to cats and authorizing boarding charges for felines. The plan also lets police decide on destroying rabies suspected wildlife and keeps pickup-after- pets rules. A first reading is slated for Oct 11 and refers to tax supported impoundment costs.
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End of Year Hope for Mideast Peace Gains Amid Lebanon Clash
The report details Israeli shelling near Beirut airport with six soldiers killed and many wounded as U S Marines clear explosives for the peacekeeping mission. It notes Israel's defiance of a U S pullout call and cites Carter’s critique of Begin's West Bank policy amid Camp David reflections.
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Fire crews battle attic blaze and locate cat
Firefighters located a cat inside the attic and lowered it to safety in a bag. Crews entered the attic shortly after 10 p.m. to contain the fire and spent over an hour extinguishing it. Units remained on scene overnight to prevent rekindling and to investigate the cause.
Balloon tragedy in Albuquerque injures five and claims four lives
Witnesses recall a large explosion as the El Globo Grande balloon rose after one tank burst. Pilot Joe Gonzales of Albuquerque survived with burns while another four aboard died, including Dick Wirth and Christina Robinson of London and Nick and Pamela Brainard who recently moved to Albuquerque. Two other passengers, Barbara Mareyla of Ohio and C Vincent Short, were treated for injuries. In Greenville South Carolina a separate balloon crash caused two deaths, Lawrence Langston Abrams of Easley and August Schwires of Pelzer, after hitting power lines.
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