Soviet threat to halt missile dismantling unsettles U.S.
White House officials voiced bewilderment at Soviet demands to suspend dismantling nuclear missiles amid NATO tensions. Edward Shevardnadze warned Russia could halt removal or develop a new weapon if NATO modernizes short-range missiles. Officials called the move inconsistent with arms reduction goals.
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Mikhail Gorbachev
Lawrence Eagleburger
ABC
Glacier climber survives 600 foot fall on North Sister
Gerald Seeley of Corvallis fell about 600 feet on Willard Glacier at the 8,500 foot level during a Saturday climb with Andrew Van Brocklin. Seeley, in serious but stable condition with head injuries and hypothermia, was airlifted after rescuers surfaced him near the glacier.
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Forest Service
McKenzie Highway
Nuclear test at Nevada Site yields under 20 kilotons
UPI reports a 6:10 am detonation at the Nevada Test Site, with earth subsidence noted at 6:59 am. No radiation escaped and residents in Las Vegas felt no effects. The test, fourth by the US this year, used a weapon buried 1100 feet deep with a yield under 20 kilotons.
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Sino-Soviet summit opens amid protests and cautious hope
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev opens the first Sino-Soviet summit in 30 years with a pledge to improve ties while China faces massive protests and a wary public. He apologizes for past strains as Yang Shangkun echoes a new beginning but notes enduring differences and the need for a stable, long-term relationship.
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Kremlin
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China
Severe storms sweep Texas and New York. injuries and deaths reported
Severe weather in Texas spawned a tornado near Brady and hail and strong winds across Eden and San Angelo. In New York a lightning bolt struck six people sheltering under a tree in Randolph, killing two and injuring four during a softball game at Randolph Central School. Rain spread to Florida, Pennsylvania, Wyoming, Nevada and Kentucky as storms moved east.
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Jamestown
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Brady
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Eden
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San Angelo
Illinois lottery results and prize estimates
The Sunday daily game winner was 8-7-6 with Pick Four 7-6-2-2. Saturday Lotto numbers were 1-8-11-22-28-51. The estimated Saturday Lotto grand prize stood at $13 million.
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