Submarine launch and Gulf region updates headline
The 43rd submarine Topeka was launched in Groton with Elizabeth Dole officiating as guests and protesters watched. Separately a PICO RIVERA freight collision killed a crew member and sparked a fire destroying a church and deli. investigators point to possible signaling fault. In Manama Bahrain Iraqi warplanes attacked a supertanker while Iranian speedboats raided a Danish ship. Iraqi Kurdish searchers recover bodies from a crash involving an Iraqi general. A U.S.-Kuwaiti convoy arrives in Kuwait after a calm 550 miles.
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Five killed in drug linked shootings at Village in the Woods
Police searched for three men after five people were killed in the Village in the Woods apartment complex in Lan dover Maryland. A survivor aged 18 to 32 was hospitalized with head and neck wounds as investigators pursue suspects and seek victim identities.
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Virginia congressman W C Daniel dies at 73
Virginia congressman W C Daniel age 73 and 10 term Democrat died Saturday in Charlottesville after pausing on a trip from Danville to Washington to visit his son. His office manager said he reported chest pains before death. No cause released.
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Opera Buff Falls to Death at Met in Macbeth Intermission
An 80-year-old opera buff, Bantcho Bantchevsky, died after falling about 80 feet from the top balcony during an intermission at the Metropolitan Opera House while Verdi's Macbeth was broadcast on radio. Police asked whether it was a jump or a fall and said the fall occurred in the aisle of the orchestra section about midway between stage and rear.
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Gephardt Target in Debate
Gephardt faces sharp questioning as debate focus centers on his political stance and potential targets. The session highlights pressure from rivals and party critics amid mounting scrutiny.
Reagan appeals for help in transplant patient case
President Reagan asked Americans to pray for Tabatha Foster a 34 year old from Madisonville Kentucky who underwent a rare multi organ transplant including liver pancreas small intestine stomach and colon at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh ending November 1. The operation aimed to restore health with an estimated cost up to one million dollars prompting a Pittsb urgh Tabatha Foster fund. Foster born with short gut syndrome has not eaten solid food and is fed by special formulas and tubes. Doctors say there is no precedent for feeding such a patient.
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Israeli Army to Reinforce Supervision Over Field Forces
In Jerusalem the army pledged tighter supervision after reports of irregularities in handling Palestinians. The move follows a Rabin backed tactic of subduing protests with beatings rather than live fire. Protest scenes erupted in Tel Aviv and Nazareth with tens of thousands demonstrating against the 1967 occupation amid ongoing West Bank unrest.
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Reagan vows not to delay Nicaragua aid push
President Reagan used his Camp David radio address to defend continued U S support for the Contra rebels and said he will urge Congress to approve aid in the State of the Union. He warned Nicaragua could become a Soviet base in Central America and framed the vote as crucial to peace and democracy.
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Treaty ratification looks favorable for U S Soviet arms pact
President Reagan and Senate liberals join in unusual harmony to push the treaty banning medium range missiles in Europe toward ratification. Prospects are good for early approval, despite conservative opposition, with fights over amendments and broader arms reductions looming. Reagan pitched the pact in his weekly radio address and in the State of the Union message seeking expeditious Senate action.
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Weather zones report with scattered cloud and wind
Zoned forecast shows mostly cloudy skies with highs from 30s to 40s across zones. Northwest winds 10 to 30 mph, tonight through Monday, with some zones seeing chances of flurries and lows in the teens to 30s.
Local forecast shows 40 degree high and light nw winds
Today's high near 40 with partly cloudy skies and northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight low 20s to mid 20s with cloudy skies and a chance of snow flurries. Monday's high in the lower 30s with mostly cloudy skies and morning snow flurries, turning partly cloudy and colder in the afternoon. Sunrise 7 36, sunset 5 34. Clinton Lake reports 8 am ice cover 98 percent and water level 875.62 feet above mean sea level.
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