Scientists enter Mount St Helens crater after eruption
USGS crews entered the simmering crater as the eruption created a new lobe on the lava dome. They reported severe blowing conditions, possible instrument damage, and incandescent rockfalls observed from 10 000 feet. Seismic activity eased, suggesting the eruption may be ending.
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Vancouver
Wash
Mount St. Helen
U.S. Geological Survey
Tom Casadevall
USGS
Casadevall
Holly Martinson
Ms. Martinson
Dick Janda
Officials fail to locate carcass of protected snowy egret
Iowa state conservation officials searched near the B L Anderson quarry for a snowy egret carcass shot around noon Sunday near Vinton. Officer Ralph Leigh voiced frustration over the missing evidence, noting the weather and darkness hindered the hunt and that without the carcass no case could be built. If found, charges under state and federal law would follow.
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Vinton
Fish and Game
Ralph Leigh
B.L. Anderson Quarry
Leigh
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Khomeini Denies Iran Turmoil As U.S. Leaders Face Assassination Claims
In a live radio address to Iran’s leadership and to Moslems worldwide, Ayatollah Khomeini declared Iran one of the world’s most stable nations. He cited assassination attempts on U.S. presidents, arguing political violence elsewhere cannot topple regimes and referenced the Black Friday massacre’s legacy.
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Iran
Mohammed Reza Mahdavi-Kani
Tehran
Ankara
Shah
Khomeini
U.S.A
Reagan
Afghan talks with neighbors face recognition hurdle
Pakistan denies the accusations. In New Delhi spokesman J N Dixit said Afghani minister Dost’s brief remark implied Kabul could be flexible on procedural talks with Iran and Pakistan. Kabul had demanded separate talks but dropped that, while insisting others deal with the current Afghan government rather than the ruling party, a move other nations see as de facto recognition.
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New Delhi
J.N. Dixit
Dost
Kabul
Iran
Pakistan
United Nations
Afghanistan
Iran seals new government after deadly bombings
Mahdavi Kani became prime minister after Javad Bahonar and President Rajai died in an Aug bomb explosion. Iran's prosecutor-general and police chief died from wounds in attacks and were replaced by clergy. Khomeini said Iran and the U S clash will continue until perceived world interests are eliminated. Kani pledged to focus on the Iran Iraq war, internal security and rebuilding the economy.
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United States
Khomeini
Mahdavi Kani
Javad Bahonar
Mohammed Ali Rajai
Iran
U.S.A
Labor Day Labor Unrest Shrugs Off Reagan Jobs Claim
In Little Rock a state AFL-CIO leader denounced Reagan era policy as anti labor and anti people saying workers are worse off this Labor Day. New York marchers including ex-controllers and various trades condemned the president’s pledge of jobs while noting 1.25 million jobs had been cut. Michigan’s Gov Milliken joined 43,000 walkers at the Mackinac Bridge walk from St Ignace to Mackinaw City.
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Little Rock
J. Bill Becker
Afl-Cio
New York
Harry van Arsdale
Central Labor Council
Reagan
van Arsdale
Robert Poli
Poli
Michigan
William G. Milliken
Mackinac Bridge
St. Ignace
Mackinaw City
Roy Rogers still King of the Cowboys after 50 years on stage
In Buena Park Roy Rogers and Dale Evans performed at Knott’s Berry Farm as fans celebrated his half century as a performer. The couple sang classic tunes while Rogers noted he turns 70 in November and recalled his radio start in 1931.
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Buena Park
Calif
Roy Rogers
Rogers
Knott's
Berry Farm Entertainment Park
Sons of the Pioneers
Dale Evans
Nancy Reagan raises early White House Christmas tree
Nancy Reagan had a glittering White House Christmas tree put up in the family quarters over Labor Day weekend. The first lady coordinated the décor, interview timing with Ladies Home Journal, and holiday plans. Mrs. Tate said the schedule ahead is packed and Christmas Day will be spent in the White House.
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Washington
UPI
Nancy Reagan
White House
Sheila Tate
Million Dollar Coho Salmon Still At Large In Puget Sound
A tagged hatchery coho valued at 1 million dollars eluded 25 000 anglers amid a Puget Sound derby to win a prize for Children’s Orthopedic Hospital. The fish was released Saturday afternoon between Three Tree Point and Vashon Island.
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Seattle
Wash
Upi
Puget Sound
Derby
Puget
Sound
Three Tree Point
South
Point Robinson
Vashon Island
Children’s Orthopedic Hospital
Reliance Insurance Group
Philadelphia
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