Reagan aide held hostage at Augusta club incident
A gunman rammed the gate of Augusta National Golf Club and held Reagan aide David Fischer and four others for about two hours while Reagan played on the 16th fairway. Harris, 45, was arrested and faces federal threats charges with possible state kidnapping and assault charges. The hostages were unharmed. Harris was hospitalized after fainting in jail. motive linked to alleged job loss and his father's death.
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Augusta
Reagan
Augusta National Golf Club
Secret Service
Charles R. Harris
No. 3
U.S
Hinton R. Pierce
Harris
Richmond
University Hospital
Delores Mc
Augusta National
White House
Peter Roussel
Roussel
Fairway
David C. Fischer
Fischer
Anti missile coalition stages large Western protests
From Gazette wire services hundreds of thousands demonstrated against new American medium range missiles set for deployment this year. In West Germany police estimate over 620000 protesters while organizers claim about 12 million joined rallies in Bonn Hamburg West Berlin Stuttgart and Neu Ulm. A 648 mile human chain linked Stuttgart to Neu Ulm and London saw massive turnout. In Rome about 350000 marched through the city center.
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Gazette Wire Services
Europe
United States
West Germany
Bonn
Hamburg
West Berlin
Stuttgart
Neu Ulm
Bonn University
U.S. Army
VII Corps
London
Rome
Ethical debate over reproductive choice explodes
The piece notes rapid expansion of reproductive options from gender selection to ovum implantation and sperm donation. Professionals voice controversy and confusion as Planned Parenthood and others confront the changing moral landscape. Ann L. Mitchell of Planned Parenthood Federation of America cites opposing benefits to individuals and society.
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Elizabeth Mehren
Os Angeles Times
Los Angeles
Ann L. Mitchell
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
Cincinnati
Mitchell
Sunday Spotlight on Parenthood and Genetic Screening
The Parenthood Federation of America speaks at the Biltmore about advances in genetic screening that could identify all inherited disorders. Experts warn of ethical concerns, including sex-selection, as Barbara Winters from UC San Diego discusses the implications of in vitro fertilization and related technologies.
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Barbara Winters
University of California, San Diego
Winters
Parenthood
Aide to Reagan Survives Hinckley Shooting Incident
David C. Fischer, Reagan's long time personal aide, faced a dramatic moment when a gunman held hostages and demanded contact with the president during a golf outing near Augusta. Fischer, usually beside Reagan, was separated from the president as the incident unfolded.
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Augusta
David C. Fischer
Reagan
Sacramento
Fischer
Secret Service
Modern marriage insights and Mr. Mom reflection
A columnist delivers a man's view on contemporary marriage and the Mr. Mom experience. The piece examines changing family roles and domestic norms with a reflective tone.
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Mom
Station wagon packed for two week vacation quote
A humorous remark about packing for a long trip, suggesting the car could hold more than expected. The line reflects a witty take on travel and preparation.
Solar energy flop ends in Marion schools heating plan
Marion Independent School District ends its five year Solar Demonstration Project after high maintenance costs and winter frost. The 269000 system behind the Longfellow Administration Building will be dismantled and sold. the district will use a 1940s gas boiler for heating. The federal ERDA funded 92 percent of the install with the district covering about 19200 dollars and reporting energy data over the period.
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Marion Independent School District
Longfellow
10Th Ave
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