Reagan gets high marks in poll
In a Newsweek poll of 862 adults conducted Aug 27-28, 62 percent approved of Reagan's job performance, up from 59 percent in May, while 58 percent opposed U.S. aid to the Sandinista rebels in Nicaragua. A CBS poll found most Americans know little about apartheid in South Africa.
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Mourners fill stadium for riot victims funeral in Duncan Village
About 50,000 mourners gathered at a stadium near East London for the funeral of 18 black riot victims. Witnesses said clergy saved a suspected police informer from being burned alive as the crowd marched to the cemetery with coffins borne high. The unrest has left over 650 dead across South Africa this year.
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Three Priests Die in St John Rectory Fire
A fire at the rectory of St John Catholic Church in Starlight Indiana killed three priests. Witnesses said doors and windows were locked as they attempted rescue. Firefighters found one body with a telephone in hand. The blaze began on the first floor in a 64 year old building. Investigators had no clues and ruled out foul play.
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Secretaries espionage twist in West Germany case
Bild am Sonntag reports Sonja Lueneberg a Hamburg secretary in the Economics Ministry fled to the Soviet Union not East Germany after defecting spy Vitali Yurchenko. She served 12 years as chief secretary to economics minister Martin Bangemann, whose tenure began in 1984. Her Aug 6 disappearance preceded the Aug 19 Tiedge counterspy case, fueling a widening espionage scandal.
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Night Stalker suspect Ramirez arrested after mob chase
Richard Ramirez, identified as the prime suspect in the Night Stalker slayings, was captured by police after a crowd mobbed him during an attempted car theft outside a market. He was taken to Hollenbeck Station for murder investigation amid fears in Southern California.
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Tax tab for ex-presidents $26 million a year
Taxpayers fund more than $26 million annually for three living ex presidents including office rent, phone bills, stamps, and pensions. The National Journal details library costs, Secret Service protection, and rising spending since 1955, with lawmakers pushing to curb perks.
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Senator scoffs at Social Security death notice mix up
Washington AP reports Sen. William Proxmire ridiculed a Vallejo California SSA blunder after a survivor was listed as deceased. He warned about the burden of proving life and noted SSA must verify obituary reports to avoid misdirected benefits.
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Northeast Kansas Weather Summary for Labor Day Weekend
Weather bulletin outlines hot, sunny conditions across zones with highs in the mid to upper 90s, several readings near 100. Tonight cools to around low 70s, winds southerly 5 to 20 mph. Sunrise 6 50, sunset 7 53.
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Contras Get Polish Rifles In Five Figure Transfer
U S officials report Nicaragua resistance forces received about 10 000 Polish made AK 47 rifles in a deal valued around 6 million dollars shipped from Burgas Bulgaria via a Latin American intermediary. Warsaw authorities allegedly aware some officials doubt Poland would approve such sales.
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Affidavit hints U S knew KAL flight was off course
Evidence in lawsuits over the Soviet downing of Korean Air Lines Flight 007 suggests U S radar operators in Alaska heard a warning to the pilot hours before the plane strayed toward Soviet airspace. The affidavit by a veteran air controller cites a ground to air recording as plaintiffs seek answers in federal court.
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