Train Slams Into Station Killing Dozens in Yugoslavia
A Belgrade area crash left at least 33 dead and 15 hurt after two express cars derailed at Lapovo station and struck a parked freight engine. The express train was en route from Skoplje to Belgrade. rescue teams battled through the night. Initial reports cite technical failure as the likely cause.
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Sanctions bill angers Iraqis in warning to U S
Iraq warns of serious consequences for U S Iraqi relations if Congress and the president authorize a pending economic sanctions bill. Baghdad points to Iraq as a major buyer of U S agricultural products and rice exports while highlighting oil reserves and military strength. Nizar Hamdoon urges Washington to consider peaceful Middle East roles.
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Explosion at Santa Fe Springs plant leaves 2 dead 7 injured
A carbon dioxide tank exploded at Reinhold Industries in Santa Fe Springs California near Los Angeles. The blast occurred around 2 30 p m causing at least two deaths and seven injuries. No fire or additional chemical leaks followed the event according to authorities.
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Calif
Reinhold Industries
Los Angeles
Thomas Heller
Shultz frets on protectionism and Marxist drift
Secretary of State George Shultz urged against protectionism and isolationism, calling them a path to economic and political disaster. He cited a Pravda speech by Vadim Medvedev on borrowing Western ideas to reform the Soviet economy and noted free market values gaining ground in Latin America Asia and Africa.
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Eiffel Tower Closed for Third Day as Workers Strike
Paris workers at the Eiffel Tower kept the landmark shut for a third day amid a wage strike. They demand an hourly raise of about 4.60 dollars, citing the need for higher pay.
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Migraines Deeper Mystery Far From Resolved
New York Times reports migraines tied to serotonin disturbances with new drugs showing strong relief and few side effects. English company develops a compound stimulating serotonin actions, while experts noting brain changes remain complex and not fully understood. Dr. Seymour Solomon of Montefiore Medical Center comments on evolving insights into migraine biology.
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Seymour Solomon
Montefiore Medical Center
Bronx
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Safety lapses shut second nuclear plant.
The Energy Department ordered a halt to plutonium processing at the Rocky Flats Plant near Boulder Colorado after an employee and two Rockwell workers were contaminated by plutonium in an unmarked room. The move follows earlier suspensions at Savannah River Plant as officials say safety deficiencies are widespread across nuclear weapon facilities.
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Department of Energy
Rocky Flats
Boulder
Colo
Savannah River
South Carolina
Richard W. Starostecki
Energy Department
C. Anson Franklin
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New Mexico
Lawrence Livermore
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Yugoslavs hit with urgent measures amid protests in Titograd
In Belgrade authorities imposed unspecified urgent measures and bolstered police as protests spread across Yugoslavia amid economic crisis and ethnic tensions. Civil defense units were placed on alert, while Montenegrin capital Titograd saw continued unrest and a regional party leadership emergency meeting reported by Tanjug.
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Yugoslavia
Montenegro
Communist Party
Raif Dizdarevic
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Supreme Court Hears Reverse Paternity Case Today
Two men claim fatherhood of a seven year old girl and seek a ruling that could affect reverse paternity. Larry Hoffman represents Gerald and Carole Dearing in a dispute with former lover Michael Hirschensohn as the case goes before the Supreme Court.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Larry Hoffman
High Court
Hoffman
Gerald
Carole Dearing
Michael Hirschensohn
Weight Loss Struggles Lead to Hard-Earned Realization
The speaker recalls starting weight gain five years ago and trying multiple programs including starvation diets, but finds no lasting success. The passage emphasizes personal effort and persistence in search of a healthier shape.
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