Plane shot down after signaling comply with intercept rules
US intelligence officials say the Korean Air Lines Boeing 747 carrying 269 people signaled readiness to follow Soviet interception commands before being shot down over the Kamchatka and Sakhalin region. Intercept conversations are fragmentary and timing unclear.
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New York Times
Washington
Sea of Japan
New York
Seoul
International Civil Aviation Organization
Soviet Union
Soviet Plane Downing Sparks International Tension
The United States accuses the Soviet Union of shooting down Korean Air Lines Flight 007 over Sakhalin after a disputed border incident. Washington cites Chiang and allies in demanding explanations while Japan and South Korea seek answers from Moscow.
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Tass
Central Intelligence Agency
Soviet Union
Shultz
Sea of Japan
United States
U.S.S.R
State Department
U.S
Administration
Sakhalin
Larry McDonald
D-Ga
China
Reagan
Congress
John Hughes
Agriculture Department
United Nations
Security Council
Charles M. Lichenstein
South Korea
Kyung-won Kim
Seoul
McDonald
Jesse A. Helms
R-N.c
Korean Air Lines
Hong Kong
Japan
KAL
Japan Broadcasting Corp
NHK
Wakkanai
New York
Anchorage
Japanese Air Self-Defense Agency
U.N. Security Council
Asahi Shimbun
State Shultz
Asahi
Self-Defense Agency
Weather Outlook With Highs in 80s and No Rain
Extended forecast promises little rainfall from Monday to Wednesday with highs in the 80s and overnight lows from 58 to 68. Temperature extremes show a low of 32 at Burney California and a high of 114 at Gila Bend Arizona. Pollen counts indicate hay fever symptoms for ragweed allergy sufferers under a three zone index.
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University of Iowa College of Medicine
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Lima
Cay
Warsaw
Heat Wave Stretches Across Great Plains and South
For a third day record heat gripped the Great Plains with highs from 108 in Pierre South Dakota to 90 in Marquette Michigan. Thunderstorms drenched the South including Naples Florida and Fort Myers while forecasts show continued storms from the eastern Gulf to the middle Atlantic.
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Minn
Galveston
Texas
Pierre
Jamestown N.D
Valentine
Neb
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Pueblo
Cole Scottsbluff
Albuquerque
Denver
Colo
Marquette
Mich
Florida
Naples
Fort Myers
Sarasota
Plateau
Rockies
Gulf Coast
Middle Atlantic Coast
Mississippi Valley
Moscow Voices Skepticism On Plane Shootdown
In Moscow West several residents doubt Western reports of a Soviet plane shooting down a passenger jet. They cite Pravda and Soviet accounts, question motives, and consider pilot error or misjudgment. Western journalists chase facts while diplomats discuss possible proof and responses.
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West
Kutuzovsky Prospekt
Pravda
British Broadcasting Corp
Sea of Japan
U.S
Tass
United States
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Sakhalin Island
Siberia
National Security Agency
George Keegan Jr
Air Force Intelligence
Sea of Okhotsk
Far East
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Noaa
Comn
Weather Report
Woolen Mills
Amana
Westdale Mall
Amana Energy Command
Colony Plumbing & Heating
Walford
Iowa
Heating Service Co., Inc
29Th St. NW
Cedar Rapids
Grand Ave
Marion
6Th Ave. N
Hiawatha
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