NASA fixed seals before shuttle blast revealed by records
The article traces years of work to fix shuttle booster seals, detailing a remedy tested on boosters long before the Challenger disaster. It notes a $300 million redesign unveiled in August and highlights critics' claims of duplicity versus NASA's denial that the flaw was highly serious.
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York
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Judge berated wife seeking protection before her death
Boston AP report notes Pamela Dunn sought a protection order five months earlier in Somerville against her husband Paul Dunn. Judge Paul Heffernan told her she was harming taxpayers and delayed the case, saying the court had more serious matters to handle. The 22-year-old woman was later found dead from a gun, stab, and strangulation. A first degree murder warrant for Dunn was issued.
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Pamela Dunn
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Harry Ryerson
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Soviets open to freeing Daniloff to aid summit
A Soviet official signaled Moscow would release American journalist Nicholas Daniloff without a trial to clear the way for a Reagan Gorbachev summit. U.S. officials said settlement of the case was sought, with talks in Washington and New York and potential diplomatic accommodation.
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U.S
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ABC
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Eduard Shevardnadze
New York
Gerasimov
Shultz
Shevardnadze
U.S. News & World Report
Moscow
NATO Warsaw Pact agree on major security pact
Negotiators from NATO and the Warsaw Pact reach a broad security package designed to reduce war risk in Europe. They agree to advance warning of significant exercises, allow foreign inspections, and verify no surprise attacks. Final endorsement awaited at conference closing.
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Soviet Union
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Albania
Cagney & Lacey Dominate Emmys In 38th Awards Night
NBC leads with 19 of 31 awards as Cagney and Lacey win best drama series and two acting honors CBS claims four Emmys for the show. Marlo Thomas and Dustin Hoffman win best actress awards for CBS productions. Golden Girls takes best comedy and Betty White tops comedy acting.
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ABC
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Gless
Christine Cagney
Lacey
Daly
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Betty White
Michael J
ANC official says Shultz will meet Oliver Tambo
London AP reports Aziz Pahad of the ANC said U S Secretary of State George Shultz is set to meet a delegation led by ANC President Oliver Tambo in Zambia next month. Pahad noted high level talks with Chester Crocker and Geoffrey Howe, and said Mandela could be among those the Americans may see.
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Chester Crocker
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Crocker
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Index Super Quiz TV and Weather Segments Highlight Evening Lineup
The page lists the evening broadcast blocks INDEX Super Quiz TV at 7A and Weather at 3A, plus general 7A scheduling notes. A quip about driving a point home suggests reflecting before taking action, framed by a porch light metaphor.
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