Burglar nabbed at Mayor Koch's Gracie Mansion
Juan Suarez, 33, allegedly climbed two fences and entered Gracie Mansion through a basement window. He snatched 12 pieces of formal silver before two plainclothes officers alerted by a basement window alarm arrested him. Mayor Edward Koch slept upstairs.
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Convicted of Poisoned Teabag Plot Targeting Store
Dragoljub Cetkovic, 32, a former Princeton graduate student, was found guilty in Newark of placing a cyanide tainted teabag on a supermarket shelf near the campus. He faces up to 15 years in prison at sentencing on November 10 after a defense claiming a suicide plot.
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Soviet Says Summit Site Not Yet Settled Between Reagan Gorbachev
A Soviet spokesperson said the location of the fall summit between President Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev remains undecided. Washington is not fixed, with a 50 50 view on Washington vs an American site such as Hawaii. Security and arms talks influence the choice.
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Senate backs Pentagon budget amid nuclear and chemical weapon debates
The Senate rejected a push to halt underground tests of all but the smallest U.S. nuclear weapons and blocked attempts to delay new chemical weapons production. The votes come as lawmakers advance a bill authorizing the Pentagon budget for the next fiscal year.
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Rust Seeks Pardon After Red Square Flight
Moscow jail hold for Mathias Rust continues as the Beirut Cairo news agency Tass reports he has appealed for a pardon after his four year labor camp sentence for the May 1987 Red Square flight. A separate Tass dispatch notes the shooting of French Jesuit priest Rev. Andre Masse near Sidon Lebanon.
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Evangelist Denies Hahn Charge in Florida Motel Meeting
Evangelist John Wesley Fletcher testified that he did not coerce Jessica Hahn into sex and claimed he does not know if Jim Bakker forced himself on her during a 1980 Florida motel room meeting.
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Anemia Rate in Poor Kids Drops Sharply 1975 to 1985
A CDC study of 499,759 low income children in six states shows anemia among program participants fell from 7.8 percent in 1976 to 2.9 percent in 1985, with lower rates among those already in the WIC nutrition program. Researchers credit nutrition programs and iron fortified foods, while noting iron deficiency remains a major health issue.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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