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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1985

Page

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Greece votes in close election for new balance of power

Athens voters select between Papandreou's social welfare vision and free enterprise linked to the United States in a three week campaign. PASOK and New Democracy dominate polls while the Moscow aligned Greek Communist Party could hold key leverage.

Athens Greece Andreas Papandreou United States Papandreou Panhellenic Socialist Movement PASOK New Democracy Constantine Mitsotakis Communist Party New York

Grenade ends bar fight wounds 12 in Pearl City

In Pearl City a dispute at Bully Hayes Place after four men were refused entry led to a street confrontation. A hand grenade was thrown, wounding 12 and sending ten to hospital in fair to guarded condition. Two suspects were arrested. a fourth fled the scene.

Honolulu Bully Hayes Place Pearl City Robert Ladd Ladd Kuakiki Medical Center

Murrow Biopic on HBO Casts Travanti and Coleman

HBO to air Murrow a biopic featuring Daniel J. Travanti as Edward R. Murrow and Dabney Coleman as William S. Paley. Robert Vaughn plays Franklin D Roosevelt and Edward Herrmann portrays producer Fred Friendly. No air date announced.

Phoenix, Ariz CBS Edward R. Murrow William S. Paley Murrow HBO Daniel J. Travanti Hill Street Blues CBS News Network News Dabney Coleman Paley Coleman Robert Vaughn Franklin Delano Roosevelt Edward Herrmann Fred Friendly

Iran and Iraq trade raids on capitals

Iran and Iraq reported raids on each other capitals Saturday night. A powerful blast hit Baghdad around 11 p.m. IRNA said Iran fired a long range missile into the city. Iraqi warplanes reportedly raided Tehran at 11:45 p.m. No casualties confirmed.

Manama Bahrain Iran Iraq Persian Gulf Baghdad Islamic Republic News Agency IRNA Baghdad Radio Tehran Nicosia Cyprus

Northeast Kansas forecast and lake report

The report notes a high near 82 with mainly cloudy skies and a 30 percent storm chance, winds ESE 5 to 15 mph, tonight's low around 58 with NW winds. Monday, cloudy and about 80. Journal-Wor temperature readings show highs near 84 and a lake report for Clinton Lake with 72 degree water and a level of 876.83 feet. Partial zones indicate scattered thunderstorms and cooler conditions with highs from 70 to 90 and lows around 50 to 60, with 20 to 30 percent rain chances.

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Seized files reveal bomb plans in Baltimore raid

FBI seizures from a Baltimore apartment tied to self proclaimed radicals show detailed plans to bomb the Old Executive Office Building and other federal sites in the Washington area. Investigators linked the materials to the United Freedom Front and a November 1983 Capitol bombing, with raids across New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Maryland recovering explosives, timers, weapons, and false identities.

New York Baltimore White House Associated Press Washington U.S. Naval Academy Annapolis U.S FBI Pennsylvania Connecticut Barbara S. Sale Marilyn Jean Buck Brinks Westchester County Kathy Boudin Judith Gilbert George Bush Office of Management and Budget Sale Secret Service Karl Lunkenheimer Philadelphia Senate Capitol

Reagan urges public support for tax simplification plan

President Reagan told Americans in a Camp David radio address that special interests in Washington are trying to undermine his tax simplification package. He urged public backing and warned Washington’s lobbyists have created a chaotic code. House Ways and Means Chairman Dan Rostenkowski said a future tax increase to reduce the deficit is likely, and the plan aims for revenue neutrality. Reagan planned further appearances in Oklahoma Georgia and Alabama as he reiterated the need for public help to push reform. The proposal would cut the top corporate tax rate to 33 percent and replace the current 11-rate individual structure with three brackets at 15 25 and 35 percent.

Washington Reagan Camp David People’s House Ways and Means Committee Dan Rostenkowski D-Ill Rostenkowski CNN Evans & Novak Florida Virginia Wisconsin Pennsylvania Oklahoma Georgia Alabama

Navy weighs court martial for two accused spies

A Navy official said the service is considering recalling brothers John Anthony Walker Jr and Arthur James Walker to active duty for court martial over alleged passing of military secrets to the Soviet Union. Navy Secretary Lehman ordered Pentagon and Justice Department lawyers to explore options. Decisions hinge on penalties comparison and potential for secrecy breaches avoidance through court martial.

Washington Navy Soviet Union John F. Lehman Jr Pentagon Justice Department J.B. Finkelstein Finkelstein John Anthony Walker Jr Arthur James Walker

Treasure hunter near mother lode after 16 year search

In Key West Florida Mel Fisher and his Treasure Salvors crew report finds from the 1622 galleons Nuestra Senora de Atocha and Santa Margarita. They recovered 13 gold bars a seven foot gold chain emeralds and over 500 pieces of eight in 40 to 45 feet of water about 40 miles west of Key West. Current value of already hauled treasure ranges from 60 to 80 million dollars with investors and crew receiving shares.

Key West Fla Leeward Islands Nuestra Senora de Atocha Santa Margarita Mel Fisher Mother Lode Fisher Fisher’s Treasure Salvors Company Bleth McHaley Redondo Beach Calif Havana Gulf Stream Spain Atocha Margarita Barrier Reef Florida Straits

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