35 Serial killers may lurk across U S experts say
The report estimates 35 repeat murderers may be at large in the United States with figures based on law enforcement input. FBI and DOJ officials describe four killer categories and discuss plans for a Violent Criminal Apprehension Program costing 2.9 million dollars over two years to review unsolved cases nationwide.
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Washington
Boston
Roger L. Depue
Behavioral Science Unit
FBI Academy
Quantico
Heck
Alfred Regnery
Department
Juvenile Justice Office
FBI
Regnery
Britain's top choirboy wins over rivals in London contest
Ten year old David Clegg the No 1 choirboy of Britain leaps past runner up Laurence Pittenger 13 of Baltimore and 12 year old Oliver Dracup of England to win a choristers competition in London. Finalists were chosen from 2000 competitors from singing courses run by an interdenominational music school in Britain and the U S. The event was sponsored by Rediffusion.
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David Clegg
Britain
Laurence Pittenger
Baltimore
Oliver Dracup
England
Royal School of Church Music
London
Interdenominational Music School
United States
Rediffusion Electronics Company
U.S. Sets New Deficit Record Warns of Recession
The government posted a $195.4 billion deficit for the just-ended fiscal year, surpassing the prior record by $85 billion. Martin Feldstein warned congressional panels that delaying action could trigger a recession in fiscal 1986, while debt service payments hit a new high of $128.8 billion.
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U.S
Feldstein
Washington
Congress
Martin Feldstein
Congressional
Reagan
House Budget Committee
North Korea Suspected in Burma Bombing Killings
A Reagan administration official said all evidence points to North Korea for the Oct 9 Rangoon blast that killed 17 South Koreans and threatened President Reagan. Security measures are stepped up as Reagan plans a November tour to Japan and South Korea.
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Washington
North Korea
Burma
Reagan
South Korea
Japan
Rangoon
Chun Doo Hwan
Fungus Linked to AIDS in New Hypothesis
Federal scientists report a plant fungus Thermoascus crustaceus found in the blood of three AIDS patients may mimic cyclosporin, a drug used to suppress immunity in transplant recipients. The fungus has not been known to cause human disease before this finding.
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Boston
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Bethesda
Kollek Wins Re election to Five Year Jerusalem Mayor Post
Teddy Kollek was re elected mayor of Jerusalem with 63 percent of the vote amid a Labor gains trend in Israel. He also appeared to retain his City Council majority while Likud lost ground to Labor across 54 of 147 city councils.
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Jerusalem
Teddy Kollek
Kollek
Israel
Yitzhak Shamir
Likud
Labor Party
Interior Ministry
Labor
Jordanian envoy shot in Rome outside embassy
A gunman fired about 30 rounds at Jordan's ambassador to Italy, Taysir Alaedin Toukan, and his Egyptian driver Mohammed Hidar Baud as they left the Jordanian Embassy in Rome. Both were seriously wounded. a claim by the Front for Syrian Struggle was reported but not verified by Italian police.
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Rome
Jordan
Italy
India
New Dehli
ANSA
Front For Syrian Struggle
Taysir Alaedin Toukan
Mohammed Hidar Baud
Gazette
Study says many patients can avoid bypass surgery
A 10 year national study from Bethesda finds many patients with mild to moderate chest pain or prior heart attack may safely postpone bypass surgery. About 25 000 of 170 000 yearly bypasses may not improve six year survival while delaying surgery could save about 500 million in costs.
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New York Times
Bethesda
Thomas Killip
Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit
Eugene Passamani
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute
Andropov proposes arms changes and talks delay bid
Soviet President Yuri Andropov outlined new arms proposals and said Geneva talks would fail if U.S. medium range missiles deploy in Western Europe this December. He offered to cut SS-20s in Europe to about 140 and urged the United States to renounce European deployments by set deadlines.
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Washington Post
Moscow
Yuri Andropov
Geneva
U.S
Europe
Andropov
United States
Soviet Union
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