Daniloff case tied to Soviet diplomat expulsion talks
US officials reject a swap linking Daniloff to Zakharov in New York. Shultz notes no deal but aims to resolve both cases together, while Shevardnadze seeks another meeting, and Gerasimov cites forward movement toward a Reagan Gorbachev summit on arms control.
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Daniloff
Zakharov
United States
Shultz
United Nations
Reagan
Kremlin
New York
Shevardnadze
Gorbachev
U.S
Gerasimov
Washington
Expelled Soviet diplomats leave U S for home
Twenty one of twenty five Soviet diplomats expelled by the United States for alleged intelligence work departed from New York at JFK airport aboard an Aeroflot plane. Officials said the group left by the October 1 deadline, with others remaining to finish exits. The United States cited an overstaffed UN mission and denied links to the Daniloff case.
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Daniloff
U.S
Kremlin
United Nations
Gerasimov
Gennady Zakharov
Zakharov
FBI
New York City
New York
United States
John F. Kennedy International
Valentin Karymov
Tom Middlemiss
Port Authority of
New Jersey
Alexander
Shuttle booster seals fixed years before Challenger disaster
An investigative history shows NASA began applying a capture feature to booster joints as early as 1982 and again in 1985, with 72 new steel casings ordered in 1985. The pace and disclosure of these fixes sparked bipartisan scrutiny, potential litigation for the McNair family, and debate over who knew what when. The presidential commission largely avoided these issues, while engineers and lawmakers voice concern over delayed fixes and transparency.
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NASA
Commission
William P. Rogers
James H. Scheuer
D-N.y
Rogers Commission
Scheuer
Richard C. Cook
John E. Pike
The
Federation of American Scientists
Pike
Space Agency
Cheryl McNair
Ronald E. McNair
Boy 7 in fair condition after bicycle collision
A Marion boy, Thomas Strunk, 7, was listed in fair condition at St. Luke's Hospital after his bicycle struck the left side of a car driven by 16-year-old Jack High III. The 2:45 p.m. Sunday crash at 28th Avenue and 27th Street, Marion, caused no charges.
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Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
28Th Avenue
27Th Street
Thomas Strunk
28Th Ave
Jack High III
Austin Rd
Accord pact cuts arms with new inspection regime
After three years, 35 nations reach a treaty between NATO and the Warsaw Pact to reduce armaments and establish advance notification and on site inspections for land exercises with 13,000 troops or more or 300 tanks. Observers invited for over 17,000 troops. sea and air maneuvers excluded.
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Europe
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Soviet Union
Oleg Grinevsky
Judge offers plan to dismiss Hormel protest charges
A district judge in Austin Minnesota proposes dismissing about 200 misdemeanor charges against Hormel plant protesters. Defendants must complete hours of community service or church work within 90 days for charges to be dropped in six months. Most arrests occurred during demonstrations January to April at the Geo A Hormel plant.
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Austin, Minn
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
James Mark
Freeborn County
Mork
Mark
Hormel
Tambo presses for talks with U S officials on apartheid crisis
ANC figures warn of dangerous South Africa situation and urge international action. Pahad notes no change within apartheid without internal resistance and effective external pressure. The ANC criticizes the European Community for mild sanctions and cites Reagan Thatcher opposition to strong penalties.
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ANC
European Common Market
South Africa
Pahad
ANC Executive Council
Howe
Tambo
Cedar Rapids hosts 1986 Iowa Family Child Care Conference
Kim Schroeder Jane Murphy and Jane Loney are thanked for their roles as self employed day care home providers in Cedar Rapids. As officers of the Day Care Home Association of Cedar Rapids they helped bring the 1986 Iowa Family Child Care Conference to the city. The City of Five Seasons applauds their civic effort.
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Kim
Jane
Cedar Rapids
Day
Cedar Rapids Welcomes Meetings and Conventions
Picture yourself in Cedar Rapids a great place for a meeting or convention You may be the person to steer your organization toward a good outcome We will work with you to make all arrangements smooth from hotels to venues hospitality and entertainment
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Mercy Hospital
Keri Sipe
Mercy Birthplace
Armstrong’s Department
Armstrong's
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Convention and Visitors Bureau Call Center
The Cedar Rapids Area Convention and Visitors Bureau invites inquiries at 424 First Avenue NE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401. For more information call (319) 364-2591 and learn about local tourism services and visitor resources.
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Cedar Rapids Area
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Mercy
Armstrong’s Department Store
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