Car Crashes Into Crowd on Fifth Avenue in New York
A motorist told to move his car from a Fifth Avenue intersection plowed onto a sidewalk crowded with Christmas shoppers in Manhattan. The crash near 52nd Street injured about 40 people and halted traffic as witnesses described chaotic scenes and screams.
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Kentucky Governor Slams Reagan Over Hunger Issue
Kentucky Governor Martha Layne Collins delivered the Democratic response to Reagan's weekly radio address calling hunger in America a compelling tragedy. She argued innocent Americans are hungry not by choice. The inaugural governor said her priority is Kentucky and she does not seek a 1984 national ticket.
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Reagan urges nation drive to curb drunken driving
President Reagan used a Saturday radio address to call for a concerted national effort to combat drunken driving. He urged responsibility with freedom, stressing the need to protect thousands of lives during the holiday season and avoid vengeance.
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