U S fears Russia deploying mobile SS-20 missiles
U S officials believe Russia has deployed a mobile land based SS-20 missile with a 3000 mile range and potential to extend to 5500 miles. Analysts warn the conversion could upend the nuclear balance, with missiles aimed at China Western Europe the Middle East and possibly the United States from eastern western and central Russia.
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Middle East
U.S
Russia
Washington
United States
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Interfpre
Europe
Rainstorm havoc grips Southland in Christmas travel surge
Severe storms drenched Southern California causing floods and high winds as traffic deaths rose to 388 nationwide during the holiday weekend. A 2 year old, Renaldo Alamanza, died after a skidding car struck the center divider on the San Gabriel Freeway near Artesia. Police set barricades to divert floodbound traffic and the rain total neared 1.48 inches in the Southland by Monday afternoon.
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Norwalk
Gunframe at Santa Anita Causes Crowd Panic
A handgun fell from Gerardo Horatio Byrne during a clash at Santa Anita Park opening day, sparking panic as 29 people fled. Guards detained Byrne and Arcadia Police charged him with assault with a deadly weapon after the incident. No shots were fired and most injured were treated and released.
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Gerardo Horatio Byrne
Arcadia Police
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Arcadia Racetrack
Two Arrests In Hillside Strangler Style Murders
Los Angeles police said a 2 year old woman and an 18 year old girl found dead after leaving a troubled girls home were killed by someone imitating the Hillside Strangler. Stephen D Orsey Devezin, 40, and Thomas Davis, 24, were jailed on murder inquiries. Davis linked via a license plate tied to an apparent witness, as police noted the victims Williams 21 and Ward 18 had been seen together the night before. Davis held up to 72 hours without magistrate.
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Stephen D'Orsey Devezin
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Thomas Davis
Dan Cooke
Los Angeles Police Department
Davis
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Carolyn Williams
Wilshire District
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Paula Gwen Ward
Pasadena
Rose Bowl
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Egyptian leaders end talks divided on Palestinian issue
President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin concluded a two day summit in Ismailia with deep gaps over the Palestinian question but pledged to continue peacemaking efforts. They cited some progress on Sinai withdrawal while failing to bridge core disagreements.
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Anwar Sadat
Menahem Begin
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Sinai Peninsula
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Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Israel
Palmdale Bulge Study To Measure Southern California Uplift
A January launch will coordinate 36 teams from federal and local agencies to quantify a 22 000 square mile Palmdale uplift discovered in 1976 by the U S Geological Survey The project seeks to assess whether stored energy could trigger a major San Andreas quake or a series of events with magnitude 6 0 or greater.
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Palmdale Bulge
U.S
San Andreas Fault
Los Angeles
Robert M. Hamilton
Geological Survey
Office of Barthauebe Studies
Washington
Hamilton
Pentagon spy agency offers to aid private telecoms in fighting snooping
A secret NSA arm proposed links with several communications firms to bolster defenses against unauthorized eavesdropping. The disclosure by Orville Wright of MCI and other executives raises questions about policy and security in U.S. telecommunications as officials caution over privacy implications and potential economic impact.
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Orville Wright
MCI Communications Corp
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William J. Thaler
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Office of Telecommunications Policy
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Defense Department
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Independent in clash over mail subsidy plan on Rogues Gallery page
The article notes a dispute between Independent and the Postmaster over a mail subsidy proposal. It highlights the Rogues Gallery feature that yields benefits for the tax collector and mentions placement on Page A 8.
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