Boy Reunited With Muggins After Cancer Battle
Teddy, a 12-year-old cancer patient from Medford Oregon, was joyfully reunited with his Brittany spaniel Muggins in Los Angeles. The dog flew in after two months apart and will stay in a foster home with frequent visits planned for the boy.
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Dulles Airport Faces 16 Minute Power Outage
A 16 minute power outage at Dulles International Airport caused aircraft to hold as lights failed across the facility. Spokesman David Hess said all flights landed safely and the tower remained in contact by battery power throughout the incident.
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Labor rally draws 70000 in San Francisco march
In San Francisco a Labor Day rally drew about 70,000 people led by AFL CIO President Lane Kirkland and other labor leaders. They protested high unemployment and Reagan era economic policies in a belated parade.
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Shultz visits Canada for talks on relations
Secretary of State Shultz began a 24 hour bilateral visit to Ottawa aiming to mend irritants in U S Canada ties. He held a one hour meeting with Allan MacEachen Canada external affairs minister as John Hughes, the State Department spokesman, described the trip as frank but not focused on new agreements.
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Thatcher asked to address Parliament over spy breach
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was urged to make an urgent Commons statement after reports that a British translator accused of spying for the Soviets penetrated Western intelligence. Labor MP Ted Leadbetter questioned if national security was at risk, noting a New York Times report about a breach at Cheltenham's Government Communications Headquarters.
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Initial meeting praised as unequivocally good with few disagreements
Report notes the opening session was described as unequivocally good and nearly no disagreements were voiced. The remark suggests broad consensus and positive initial reception among participants.
Woman Dies During Test Tube Baby Operation in Brazil
A 39-year-old woman, Zenaide Maria Bernardo, died in Sao Paulo while undergoing surgery to retrieve an egg for Brazil's first test tube baby project. Dr. Milton Nakamura said she likely went into anesthetic shock during the egg removal procedure.
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Pelican Receives Artificial Beak After Rescue
Veterinarians in Laguna Niguel California attached an artificial beak to a maimed pelican using pins screws and glue. The bird was among at least 11 rescued after its upper beak was chopped off by a person with hacksaws or heavy pliers. Only one of three planned procedures was completed that day due to complexity and time.
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Stapleton sells Oak-studded Texas retreat for 1.2 million
Ruth Carter Stapleton sister of Jimmy Carter places her 29 acre Holovita religious retreat near Argyle Texas on the market for 1.2 million. The Behold Inc headquarters since 1978, Mona Biskamp reports Stapleton seeks a smaller property in north Texas due to travel.
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Lautenberg Faces Recognition Hurdle In New Jersey Senate Bid
Democrat Frank Lautenberg, challenging Rep Millicent Fenwick for the New Jersey seat, encounters voters who fail to recognize him. He jokes about the mixups and introduces himself as the forthcoming U S senator, highlighting the novelty of a political newcomer. Also Linda Ronstadt plans six Radio City shows November 4 to 9 in New York after her Broadway debut.
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U.S
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New York
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Poison chemicals dumped behind Monrovia store
Three large boxes of dangerous chemicals were dumped behind a 7 Eleven in Monrovia California. Fire Chief George Kahl said children in the area may have been exposed to serious poisons while investigators noted one fire inspector was treated after exposure. The materials were discovered Saturday night, more than a week after the dumping.
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Los Angeles
Walesa’s Wife Alleges Strip Search by Polish Authorities
Lech Walesa’s wife Danuta claims security agents strip searched her and attempted to undress their two daughters in a Przemysl police station near the resort town where she visited her interned husband. She said the search aimed to uncover messages supporting Solidarity and described the incident as brutal before they were released after two hours.
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Deadline passes without word on Northern Ireland hostage cases
Police continued a citywide search for two kidnapping victims in Belfast after a midnight deadline passed without incidents. Sinn Fein reportedly tied release to finding the IRA unit holding the Protestant hostage, while authorities hoped the abductee Thomas Cochrane's release would help.
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