Eastwood Fires at Planning Board in California City
CarmiFl By the Sea California AP Clint Eastwood who won the April 8 mayoral race faces a planning commission clash with two months in office He named four new commissioners awaiting city council approval One current member Tom Nash called it an vendetta and said Eastwood is a different Clint from his humble pre election image A former 1984 planning board clash outside his Hog s Breath Inn ended in a out of court settlement Eastwood may replace any of the seven commissioners with council approval He has already appointed two directors and a seventh ally exists He was unavailable for comment as his office said he was out of town
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Reagan warns on treaty to expel Irish terrorists
President Reagan denounced a group of senators for stalling on a U S British extradition treaty aimed at removing Irish terrorists from the United States. He said delay jeopardizes the fight against international terrorism and could hinder pressure on other nations to extradite murder suspects. The treaty seeks to replace a political asylum provision allowing alleged terrorists to stay in the United States.
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Statue raise fails as wind foils Capitol lift
National Guard helicopter pilots failed in 15 attempts to raise the 112 ton Goddess of Liberty atop the Texas Capitol as gusty winds and low clouds hindered the operation. Officials said they will resume today once weather improves.
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European Ariane rocket grounded after third stage failure
Europe’s Ariane rocket is grounded by Frederic d Allest after a third stage failed to ignite. The Friday launch from Kourou destroyed an Intelsat V satellite worth about 50 million dollars. An independent commission will study the issue and report by late June.
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NASA boosters risk estimates hid grim notes says Knight Ridder
Knight Ridder reports a six week probe found NASA officials at Marshall Space Flight Center pushed optimistic booster risk numbers. Independent experts warned 1981 1983 and 1985 studies of higher failure rates, but NASA adopted a 1 in 100000 chance of explosion, far better than historical data.
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Fugitive Solidarity leader Bujak captured in Poland
Zbigniew Bujak, a central figure in Solidarity’s clandestine operations, was arrested by Polish security forces after months on the run since martial law began on December 13, 1981. Lech Walesa commented on the arrest, while officials said he faced a warrant for attempting to overthrow the state.
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Flood Ravages Western Pennsylvania Killing Eight
Rescuers found four more bodies as flash floods from fierce thunderstorms claimed eight lives along Pine Creek and Little Pine Creek in Allegheny County. About 10 people were missing. Gov. Thornburgh declared 10 western Pennsylvania disaster areas and National Guard aid was mounted. Damage estimates ranged from 17 to 20 million dollars. Firefighters and utilities crews worked to drain flood pools and restore service as 3,500 responders aided in rescue and cleanup.
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Weather forecast for Northeast Kansas and zones
Partly sunny today with upper 80s near terms. Tonight increasing clouds and a 40 percent chance of showers. Monday mostly cloudy with highs around 83. Official readings show a high of 87 and low 62 on Saturday with no precipitation. Lakes and zones report variable thunderstorms chances and temperatures in the 70s to 80s across districts.
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U S Salt stance strains NATO unity in Halifax talks
At NATO talks in Halifax Nova Scotia, George Shultz faced European skepticism as Reagan privately pledged to let SALT II lapse unless Soviet violations end. Europeans view SALT as a cooperative arms control effort, while the United States argues the treaty is obsolete for limiting warheads. Shultz urged continued limits but warned U S disarmament sacrifices amid budget constraints and outdated launcher constraints.
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SALT II a Split NATO Faces Over Nevada and Poseidon Plans
The article notes the U.S. dismantling Poseidon submarines to offset the Nevada reactor program, aiming to stay within SALT II limits though the treaty was never ratified. It cites Shultz and analysts on arms control, with European notables opposing scrapping SALT II and key NATO members voicing reservations.
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