Forlani Forms Four-Party Coalition in Italy
Prime Minister designate Arnaldo Forlani announces a 27 member four party coalition excluding the communists. The lineup includes Christian Democrats, Socialists, Republicans, and Social Democrats with Craxi steering future aims toward the premiership.
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Fallout From Chinese Test May Cross U S West Coast
A cloud of radioactivity from a Chinese nuclear test is expected to pass over the West Coast this afternoon and take about two days to cross the nation. EPA officials say no significant health risk is anticipated and airspace will be avoided if needed. A Japan Airlines 747 was inspected in San Francisco and found not contaminated.
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UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Aviation Administration
EPA
Debated clash looms as Carter and Reagan spar over stalling claims
Carter says the debate may not decide the election but could define key issues. Reagan aides accuse Carter of stalling on ground rules while Anderson campaigns in Minneapolis. Mondale urges unwavering pro Israel stance as Bush defends Reagan record. Public polls show Carter viewed as stronger on foreign policy by Newsweek voters, with Carter leading in some measures.
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George Bush
Illinois State University
Normal
Ill
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Springfield
Washington
Israel
Mondale
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N.J
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California
Newsweek Magazine
U.S
Fraser claims victory as Australia votes count
Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser said he never doubted his government would win as Labor fell back. He conceded the coalition lost ground though with about half of 9 million ballots tallied. Labor’s Bill Hayden, in Ipswich, refused to concede, insisting more ballots could yet swing ahead.
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Australia
Malcolm Fraser
Fraser
Bill Hayden
Ipswich
Queensland
Labor
Soviet tanks thwart attempt to oust Kabul regime
A Kabul source says Soviet armored forces encircled Pul-i-Charki garrison 8 miles east of Kabul to stop an Afghan army plot. About 3,600 Pul-i-Charki troops allegedly planned to join 20,000 Moslem rebels to topple President Babrak Karmal and form a national government. Helicopters and jets hovered during the engagement.
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India
Kabul
Babrak Karmal
Afghanistan
Pul-i-Charki
Karmal
Greece Turkey agree terms for Greece return to NATO
Terms presented by US commander Gen. Bernard Rogers pave way for Greece to rejoin NATO's military structure after a six year stalemate sparked by Turkey's Cyprus invasion. Details were not disclosed and must pass military council approval.
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Greece
UPI
Turkey
NATO
Cyprus
U.S
Bernard Rogers
Alliance
Skull found during search near child disappearance
Volunteers looking for one of 14 missing or slain black children discovered a skull with beaded hair in the neighborhood of a 7 year old girl abducted. Abraham Murphy Jr. said the skull and bones appeared to belong to a small child. Public Safety Commissioner Lee Brown noted the remains are of a small child about three months old, age and sex undetermined.
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Abraham Murphy Jr
Public Safety
Lee Brown
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