Iran says Iraq massing troops for new Iran border thrusts
From Cyprus IRNA reports Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Velayati warned the UN chief that Iraq is massing troops and armor for military operations against Iran along the central and southern border sectors near Fakkeh amid ongoing cease-fire disputes monitored by Nicosia.
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Navy captain faces charges over refugee rescue failure
Captain Alexander G. Balian of the USS Dubuque is charged with two counts of violating lawful orders for not rescuing a boatload of Vietnamese refugees who allegedly resorted to cannibalism to survive. He flew to San Diego and will appear at a hearing before Vice Admiral George W. Davis Jr. Non judicial punishment applies. no court martial.
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Eleven year old preacher suspended at Marion school
In Marion North Carolina an 11 year old street preacher was suspended for 10 days after telling Eastfield Elementary principal Jim Gorst to go to hell The incident followed prior disruptions when the boy Duffey Strode protested at the school entrance and shouted Bible verses Officials say the lesson aims to prevent repeats and maintain order for the new school day
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Panel to study Texas miracles by bishop panel
In Lubbock Texas a bishop panel will be appointed to review miracles reported at St. John Neumann Church where three parishioners claim Mary messages. About 12 000 people gathered for the Feast of the Assumption as miracles including apparitions and sun dances were described.
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Read On B-1 Bomber Needs Major Repair
The report highlights B-1 bomber refurbishment needs prompting major repair work. Firefighter units are described in striped uniforms in a brief caption. Japan's military growth is noted, signaling regional security developments.
Uncle Sam inherits a widow’s fortune in Kentucky case
In Louisville, the federal government and Kentucky settle a four year dispute over a $100,000 bequest from Minnie Vogel of an $188,000 estate. The state receives $30,000 and the rest goes to the U.S. Bureau of Public Debt to reduce the national debt. Vogel, who died at 85 in May 1984, left most of her estate to relatives and declared the balance for the United States to cut the debt. The agreement, approved by a circuit judge, awaits probate court finalization.
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Reagan signs landmark U.S. trade bill in Long Beach
President Reagan signed a major trade bill at the Port of Long Beach amid mixed feelings. The law aims to keep America competitive through open markets, negotiator provisions, and potential export subsidies, while sparing concerns over constitutional limits and overseas duties. It also allows retaliatory curbs and training for workers harmed by foreign competition.
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Defendants back Contra aid amid Florida indictment
The six Cuban Americans indicted in Fort Lauderdale for training and supplying Contras say their actions supported U.S. interests. One defendant, Rene Corvo, is accused of shipping weapons from Fort Lauderdale to Contra bases under humanitarian pretense. Several defendants voiced support for the Contras while awaiting further legal proceedings.
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Shuttle crew ready to fly after Challenger disaster
Space Center Houston reports five Discovery astronauts, led by Navy Captain Rick Hauck, prepared for NASA's first manned flight since the 1986 Challenger tragedy. They stress mission purpose, risk acceptance, and program safeguards amid engine test challenges at Cape Canaveral.
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Weather zones report foresees warm, clear nights and sunny highs
Zone by zone forecast shows tonight clear with mid upper 50s to low 60s in various zones and light to moderate winds. Wednesday brings partly cloudy to sunny skies with highs from the upper 80s to mid 90s and winds mainly from the northeast or southeast at 5 to 15 mph.
Local Weather Forecast and Lake Report for Clinton Lake
Tonight mostly clear with a low of 61 and north winds 3 to 6 mph. Wednesday mostly sunny high 89 with northwest winds 6 to 10 mph. Wednesday night clear and cool low 60 with light north winds. Official readings show a high 101 and low 76, overnight low 68 with precipitation at .09 inch. Clinton Lake readings: 83 degree water, lake level 876.95 feet above mean sea level, normal 875.5 feet.
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