New Beirut attack seen before election
Washington reporting by Bob Woodward cites U S and Israeli intelligence warnings of explosives shipped into Lebanon aimed at American personnel and a possible second attack before the presidential election. Security lapses were blamed and new measures would stop all non ambassador vehicles at the Beirut annex.
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Bob Woodward
Washington Post
Washington
Beirut
U.S
Lebanon
Embassy
Mediterranean
Annex
George
Shultz
Israel
Hassan Hamiz
Iowa Supreme Court denies grandparent visitation rights
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled 5 0 that grandparents do not have an inherent right to see grandchildren when a parent objects. The Cedar County case involving F M and Betty Olds of Clarence found none of the statute based exceptions for visitation applied, upholding parental autonomy and family privacy.
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Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Cedar County
Iowa
Chuckle Home Hosts Free Speech Man
A man at Chuckle Home enjoys speaking his mind as no one pays attention and no one seems to react. The setting implies a quiet, indifferent audience and a light observational tone.
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Norman
Okla
Moon rocket pioneer Rudolph quits U.S. vows Nazi crimes
Arthur Rudolph a key Saturn V planner for NASA left the United States and renounced his citizenship amid accusations he oversaw the use of slave labor for V-2 missile production at Mittelwerk. As part of Operation Paperclip he arrived in the U.S. with von Braun’s team.
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Washington
Arthur L.H. Rudolph
United States
U.S
Wernher von Braun
Rudolph
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S. Army
von Braun
Soviet Union
Neal M. Sher
Justice Department
Office of Special Investigations
West Germany
Sher
Mittelwerk
Central Works
Germany
Dora- Nordhausen
Peenemuende
Adolf Hitler
Harz Mountains
Women surpass men in college enrollment study shows
Census Bureau data released in October 1982 show women now make up about 52 percent of all college students, led by increases among women aged 25 to 34 and those in two year programs. The NSF report adds women earned one quarter of science and engineering doctorates in 1983, nearly double a decade earlier.
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Census Bureau
National Science Foundation
The
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