World banks urged to form five billion lending pool
Seoul reports say the United States pressed for a five billion dollar fund to aid Third World nations drawn from IMF and World Bank resources. Treasury Secretary Baker to push guarantees to attract fresh bank lending in debt restructuring packages as officials seek a mechanism to spur capital for overhauling economies. In Mexico City a team hunting a nine year old missing since the September earthquake declared there is no chance of life under the rubble and will suspend tunneling efforts as searchers continue with listening devices and heavy machinery idle.
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First female FBI agent killed on duty in Phoenix
Special Agent Robin L. Ahrens, 33, died after a shooting at an apartment complex during an arrest in a Nevada armored car robbery case. The fatal shot apparently came from another FBI agent. Ahrens, from St Paul, Minnesota, joined the Bureau in 1984 as the first woman to die in the line of duty since 1979.
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Fumes kill two in Amarillo motel after generator use
In Amarillo Texas a gas powered generator used after a power cutoff leaked carbon monoxide killing two workers and injuring twelve at the Sands Motel. The motel was condemned and closed as city inspectors plan to bring it up to standards. The victims were Louisiana ironworkers found by their employer at about 830 am.
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Sinai checkpoint shooting leaves Israeli tourists dead
An Egyptian policeman opened fire at a Ras Bourka checkpoint in Sinai, killing seven Israelis and wounding two children. He then killed his commanding officer before being arrested, with reports conflicting on other casualties. Four children, two women, and a man died, all Israeli. The incident prompted condolences from Egypt's leadership and tensions over military authority in the area.
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Plan Accents Contrasts in Arsenals
Washington reports the Kremlin proposes a 50 percent cut in strategic nuclear weapons while debating its meaning. The U S notes the offer aims at deeper cuts for America, which fields about 25 000 nuclear weapons including 10 000 strategic arms, while the Soviet force matches around 10 000 with broader European and battlefield stockpiles.
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Divisive issues to confront high court again
The 1985 86 Supreme Court term opens with racial equality abortion and school prayer amid partisan reapportionment questions. The Court weighs districts drawn for political advantage but claiming one person one vote. Race cases already shape a docket half of about 150 to be decided by July.
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Soviet peace offensive and NATO missiles dilemma escalates
The Soviet SS-20 force in European Russia trimmed to 243, a figure Gorbachev cited, is an encouraging sign but not final in NATO cruise missile deployment. The Dutch government links its stance to SS-20 totals. NATO ministers plan talks in Brussels ahead of the Geneva summit as Mitterrand and Fabius press Gorbachev on human rights.
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Weather highlights and zone forecasts across Northeast Kansas
The region sees sunny to mostly sunny today with highs around mid 70s to 80s in zones 1 through 14, and fair to partly cloudy conditions tonight. Winds vary from 5 to 22 mph. Monday brings more sun and warm highs from the mid 70s to around 80. Official readings note 61 at 10 pm and 60 at midnight, with lake temps near 61 and lake level around 879.63 feet.
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