Kissinger Warns El Salvador on Rights While Fending Guerrillas
Henry Kissinger urged El Salvador's government to curb human rights abuses as it fights leftist rebels. He warned the U.S. must not require security at the expense of rights and noted rising rightist death squads. He leads a bipartisan commission touring Central America to assess policy.
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Cheney Named as Possible Watt Successor
Rep Richard Cheney was added to the list of potential Interior Secretary candidates while former Sen Clifford Hansen withdrew due to health reasons. Reagan advisers reportedly sounded Cheney, a former Ford White House chief of staff, about leaving Congress for the Cabinet post.
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Turner Wins Cable War as SNC Sale Closes
Ted Turner wins the cable news battle with Satellite News Channel. SNC will cease operations after the closing on October 27. ABC Video Enterprises and Westinghouse, SNC co owners, receive 12.5 million dollars each as SNC, launched June 21, 1982, exits the market.
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Air Illinois Crash Kills 10 on Chicago to Carbondale Flight
An Air Illinois plane possibly failed mechanically and attempted a forced landing during a lightning storm before crashing in rural Southern Illinois. Ten people aboard were killed, including seven passengers and three crew members on Flight 710 from Chicago to Carbondale. The crash occurred about 9 15 p m Tuesday about 25 miles north of Carbondale, officials said Wednesday.
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Beverly Hills Bans Tour Buses From City Limits
Bus tours to star homes were halted at Beverly Hills city limits after a court allowed the city to remove Gray Line Tour Co Starline Tours Funbus Systems and Pinetree Service Corp from its streets. Wesley Beverlin attorney for Gray Line said the ruling threatens a 57 year business presence and an appeal seems unlikely.
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Boston primary winners face off for first black mayor
Raymond Flynn and Melvin King, both claiming race is no longer a factor, led a field of eight with 29 percent each in Boston's primary. King drew support from a diverse Rainbow coalition while Flynn campaigned as urban populist to elect another Irish-American to City Hall.
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The Gazette Establishment and Subscription Rates
The Gazette Company began publishing daily and Sunday from Cedar Rapids Iowa with postal details. It lists 1883 founding, address at 500 Third Avenue SE, a carrier rate of 1.95 per week, mail rates for various terms, and notes exclusive AP republication rights.
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Israel ministers pressured as devaluation fears rise
Israel faces economic crisis with the finance minister under pressure to resign after a frantic pre devaluation buying spree. Reports say Likud leaders and top bankers favored replacing Yoram Abdor with former defense minister Ezer Weizman, though no public comment was offered and Prime Minister Shamir showed no plan to drop ministers soon.
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Grandson of Zhu De among 82 executed in crackdown
China carried out executions last month totaling 82, including Zhu Guohua grandson of the late General Zhu De. The group, described as thieves and rapists, marks the largest one day tally since a crime crackdown began in August. Officials withheld figures and barred foreign press from trials.
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Soviet Intelligence Ship Threatens Japanese Vessel During US Search
Soviet intelligence ship brandished weapons and held a Japanese vessel at bay for 20 minutes in international waters in the Sea of Japan while U S search teams looked for undersea wreckage of a downed Korean airliner. Two U S officials called it the most belligerent Soviet challenge yet though the Pentagon minimized the incident. The standoff ended when a U S warship arrived and warned the Soviet ship to leave.
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IRA apologizes for killing man by mistaken identity
The IRA admits a grave error in shooting Sean McShane, a 39-year-old Catholic with no links to security forces, at a Belfast bookmaker shop on Monday. The statement says the killing was a case of mistaken identity.
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Talks on Europe missile limits face possible breakdown risk
In Geneva negotiators from the United States and the Soviet Union met to discuss limiting medium range missiles in Europe and planned their next session, while Kremlin spokesman Leonid Zamyatin warned Soviets may quit if no progress is made and NATO deploys Pershing missiles in Western Europe this December.
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Iraq says 2 Iranian ships sunk in Persian Gulf
Iraq reports navy hits an Iranian vessel at Khor Moussa inlet and sinks a second ship sent to rescue it. Baghdad claims its forces also struck Iranian troop positions north of the gulf, while Basra faces shelling and civilian damage. Demonstrators outside the French Embassy in Tehran protest France’s delivery of fighter bombers to Iraq.
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Glenn seeks truce with Mondale in clash over Reaganomics
Sen. John Glenn urged former Vice President Mondale to stop personal attacks over Reaganomics after Mondale accused Glenn of backing the policy. Glenn, speaking at the National Press Club on arms control, urged delaying cruise missiles until an arms deal with the Soviet Union is possible and supported talks in Geneva to limit long range weapons. He also pressed for a negotiated ban on anti-satellite weapons as Mondale pressed critical votes in New Jersey remarks.
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Feds suspend oil and gas lottery sales nationwide halt
The Interior Department halted oil and gas lease lottery sales after an internal audit found weaknesses in the system and potential underestimation of discovery areas. The six week suspension aims to correct abuses, with Wyoming’s Cheyenne office offering leases and bidders paying 75 dollars per tract.
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Burma captures second Korean bomber in jungle
Burma reports a second grenade throwing Korean terrorist captured after a jungle sweep. Three police officers were killed during the arrest. South Korea says the bombers who killed 16 officials were a five man North Korean squad. Australia suggests two agents remain at large. Journalists barred.
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Safe use tips for natural gas at home
Reasonable care is urged with any fuel and natural gas in the home. The guidance covers proper installation inspection by qualified servicers, accessible shut off valves, following manufacturer instructions, keeping burners clean, not relighting pilots without correct procedure, having a fire extinguisher, and teaching children about gas safety. It also offers a poster on what to do in leaks available at local Illinois offices.
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