Nicaragua elected to United Nations Security Council
The General Assembly chose Nicaragua Malta the Netherlands Zimbabwe and Pakistan for two year terms beginning January 1 Their election sparked applause and drew a critical response from U S Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick who said Nicaragua is a controlled state rigidly adhering to the Soviet line The five non permanent members prior to the vote were Zaire Togo Jordan Poland and Guyana
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General Assembly
Security Council
Nicaragua
Malta
Netherlands
Zimbabwe
Pakistan
U.N
Panama
Spain
Ireland
Uganda
Japan
Imre Hollai
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
China
France
Zaire
Togo
Jordan
Poland
Guyana
How suspect might look in Tylenol case drawing
A Chicago Tribune artist rendering shows James W. Lewis in various appearances as authorities seek him in a nationwide hunt. He was charged last week in a $1 million extortion plot against Tylenol makers and is a suspect in seven Tylenol cyanide slayings.
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Chicago Tribune
James W. Lewis
Lewis
Watt pressured to reimburse for private parties at Custis Lee Mansion
Interior Secretary James Watt faces possible payroll deduction of 8842 for private Christmas parties at the Custis Lee Mansion Arlington after a GAO ruling deemed the events personal. Rep. Sydney Yates warned he may seek subcommittee action to deduct the amount if not paid by November 1.
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Washington
James Watt
Federal Treasury
Sydney Yates
House Appropriations
Interior Department
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Yates
Watts
Custis-Lee
Arlington National Cemetery
U.S. Park Service
General Accounting Office
Natalie Wood's sister says icy relations with Wagner
Lana Wood reports strained ties with Robert Wagner since Natalie Wood's death in 1981. She details limited contact with Wagner and her nieces, citing a female family rift and fear of further rejection.
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NEW York
Natalie Wood
Robert Wagner
Natalie
Lana Wood
Ladies’ Home Journal
Miss Wood
Wagner
Country writer Vonnegut at CMA awards in Nashville
UPI reports Kurt Vonnegut, author of Slaughterhouse Five, backstage at the Country Music Association awards in Nashville observing the crowd. He notes country music stories are compact and satisfying, recalling his Army days studying mechanical engineering at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville.
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Nashville
UPI
Kurt Vonnegut
Country Music Association
Tennessee
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Turkey to vote on seven year constitution plan amid crackdown
Turkish military rulers released the final constitution draft extending rule for seven years and barring former leaders for 10, to be put to a referendum November 7. Gen. Kenan Evren would serve as president for a seven year term and maintain security leadership until new Parliament forms.
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Ankara
Turkey
Kenan Evren
National Security Council
Evren
Armed Forces
Security Council
Five-year-old prompts purchase of fire extinguisher saves Maine home
READFIELD Maine Jane Drake finally bought a $16 fire extinguisher after her daughter Amy pressed for one during Fire Prevention Week. Four days later a kitchen fire broke out, and officials say the extinguisher prevented major damage or destruction. Timothy Drake notes the timing and recalls no prior home fire.
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Readfield
Maine
Jane Drake
Amy
Drake
Pelicans maimed along California coast
About 15 pelicans in Orange and San Diego counties were found with upper beaks cut away using a saw or pliers. One dead bird washed ashore. four maimed birds have been captured and three kept for treatment with prosthetic upper beaks in Laguna Niguel.
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San Diego
State Fish and Game Department
California
Joe Jehl
Hubbs-Sea World Research Institute
Curtis Kastner
California Department of Fish and Game _ patrol
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Carlsbad
Fish and Game
Dan Murphy
Kastner
Laguna Beach
Crown Valley Animal Shelter
Crown Valley Animal Center
Laguna Niguel
Jehl
Illinois lawmaker Crane faces DUI charge in Marin County
Rep. Philip Crane, a Republican from Illinois and 1980 GOP presidential candidate, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence after his car weaved on U S 101 near San Francisco. He refused a Breathalyzer, posted a 385 bail, and was released after three hours. Crane listed the U S Congress as his employer.
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Calif
Philip Crane
Illinois
Ronald Reagan
Marin County
Sheriff's Department
Crane
U.S. 101
San Francisco
James Riddell
U.S. Congress
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Iowa
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Jane Fonda
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Faye Dunaway
Dudley Moore
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Constitution
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California Coast
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Taeda
Naibis
Cedar Rapids
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Westdale Mall
Edgewood Road
Crossroads Mall
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