Reagan to sanction British firm over Siberian gas pipeline
The Reagan administration plans limited sanctions on John Brown Engineering Ltd of Britain after six turbines with U.S. rotors are shipped to the Soviet Union for the Siberian Western Europe gas line. Officials say the move would blacklist only oil and gas equipment imports while allowing other U.S. goods.
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Lehman threats F-18 price cut to avert cancelation
Navy Secretary John Lehman warned that the $40 billion F-18 fighter program could be canceled if McDonnell Douglas Corp. and Northrop Corp. do not lower their price by November. Defense leaders support the hard line to pressure immediate concessions.
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Drug probe to continue in Congress pages scandal
The Justice Department ended its inquiry into charges of homosexual activity between members of Congress and Capitol Hill pages. It will continue investigating alleged cocaine use and did not specify a timeline for completion.
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World Chinese congress opens in Beijing on historic session
The first Chinese Communist Party congress in five years opens at Tiananmen Square with 1,600 delegates entering the Great Hall of the People. Hu Yaobang will report on the historic shift since 1977 and outline future goals as the party plans its leadership and institutional changes.
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Army launches third major push in El Salvador war
In El Salvador the army began a third drive in a month to break rebel control of the east. Defense head Jose Guillermo Garcia told the Constituent Assembly that 1,073 soldiers died and 2,584 were wounded between July 1, 1981, and June 30, 1982, amid heavy losses among about 22,000 troops.
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Floods maroon 8 million in three Indian states
Nearly 8 million people were reported as marooned or forced from their homes by record or near record monsoon floods impacting three states in northern and eastern India.
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Wayzata gunman kills officer then shoots through town
In Wayzata Minnesota a gunman killed officer James Anderson during a domestic quarrel investigation then wounded two at City Hall, wounded a postal worker, and later killed himself after holding postal workers at the post office. Four others were injured during the spree.
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