Record of Three Health and Entertainment News Items
Amusement park daredevil Bill Keeoga Rust recounts 25 days in a 3 by 6 foot snake pit at Wonderland Park with seven venomous snakes. He earned a single bite and plans no return to the stunt. Cardinal Medeiros undergoing heart valve replacement and artery bypass surgery in Boston. Senator D Amato announces Bob Hope will lead a fundraising drive for Korean Air Lines Flight 007 survivors with Iacocca and Steinbrenner aboard, fund seeking at least $1 million.
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Amarillo
Texas
Bill “Keeoga
Rust
Wonderland Park
Tonya
Boston
Humberto Medeiros
Washington
Alfonso D'Amato
R-N_Y
Bob Hope
Korean Air Lines
D'Amato
Internal Revenue Service
Hope
Chrysler Corp
Lee Iacocca
New York Yankees
George Steinbrenner
Kennedy charged with heroin possession in Rapid City
Robert F Kennedy Jr. was charged with possession of heroin after a bag search on a Rapid City flight. A one count felony complaint carries up to two years in prison and a $2,000 fine. He will appear in court within two weeks while receiving hospital treatment for a drug problem.
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Rapid City
5.D
Robert F. Kennedy Jr
South Dakota
Kennedy
Rod Lefholz
Pennington County
Robert Kennedy
Lefholz
New York City
Minneapolis
Bill Walsh
Deadwood
Black Hills
Walsh
Merton B. Tice Jr
District Attorney's Office
New York
Walesa urges new local labor groups to carry on
Lech Walesa, in an underground interview, urged Solidarity backers to form regional unions with new names to continue the fight for free trade unions. He said Solidarity should be suspended for now and that new bodies could criticize the government and unite under the Solidarity banner quickly if needed.
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Warsaw
Poland
Lech Walesa
Solidarity Labor Movement
Solidarity
Walesa
CDN
Soviet Bloc
Gdansk
John Paul I
Nazis convicted in plotting to firebomb Greensboro
Six American Nazis were convicted of conspiracy to firebomb parts of Greensboro in a third trial. defendants Talbert Pierce Braswell Braswell Caudle were found guilty on one count each after a 40 minute jury deliberation following three hours of closing arguments. The case involved an undercover agent who testified about plans to terrorize Greensboro three years ago.
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Asheville
N.C
Greensboro
U.S. District Court
Woodrow Jones
James Christopher Talbert
Walnut Cove
Joseph Pierce
Roger Allen Pierce
Frank Lee Braswell
Patsy Keeter Braswell
Penland
Raeford Melano Caudle
Winston-Salem
Caudle
Michael Sweat
Maj
Mike Swain
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Cedar Rapids
Cardinal
Richard Cleveland
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Diet Center
1St Avenue NE
Sybil Ferguso
Warm Woolrich
Rage
Hetland Haker
Queen Armstrong
Farah
Levi's
West Bend
Saute
Armstrong Fourt
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