Hospitaled in Ill. after apparent drug overdose revival
KARLA WOODS, 23, of Champaign Illinois, was found unconscious at her apartment and rushed to Burnham Hospital. Believed to have died, she moved on a morgue table prompting revival by staff after police suspected a drug and alcohol mix. Doctors expect a full recovery. Also notes the Princess of Wales and Prince Charles at a Melbourne gala ball on their Australian tour.
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PRINCE CHARLES
Melbourne
Diabetes talk and temple visit stir local voices in Cardston
CORRINE HUMPHREYS of Coalhurst struggles with a hearing problem at a Cardston restaurant while asking about soup or juice and what super juice is. MICHELLE FIELDLER of Coalhurst hopes to visit the LDS Temple in Cardston and jokes about removing shoes. DR GERALD WONG of Toronto tells a diabetes workshop audience that the Chinese must know something since rice causes a slow blood sugar rise. SISTER MARY DEL0RES of St Mikes Hospital urges GERAINT PLETTELL to keep praying as diabetes seminar registrations near capacity.
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Coalhurst
Cardston
MICHELLE FIELDLER
GERALD WONG
Toronto
MARY DELORES
St. Michael’s Hospital
local
diabetes association
GERAINT PLETTELL
PLETTELL
Chernenko Absent From Kremlin Meeting With Most Politburo
Konstantin Chernenko did not attend a Kremlin gathering of top officials while all other Politburo members were present. Radio Moscow named attendees and noted Chernenko’s illness and absence without explanation. The meeting focused on the national food program and agriculture amid reports of rifts with Andropov.
Poll shows Canadians favor selling Petro-Canada
A Gallup poll found eight percent make an effort to buy gasoline at Petro-Canada pumps while 69 percent do not. Forty five percent think Petro-Canada should be sold versus 34 percent who oppose. The survey of 1,063 Canadians has a margin of error about four points.
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Gallup
Petro- Canada
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Beirut embassy blast kills 28 in car bomb attack
A car bomb exploded outside the U S Embassy in Beirut killing 28 and wounding 105. The blast collapsed part of the seven storey building as rescue teams worked amid trapped victims. Police said a 150 kilogram device was used and detonated remotely in the embassy driveway. An initial report suggested a Muslim extremist claimed responsibility.
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U.S
James Mead
Christian Voice of Lebanon radio
Lebanon
Al Liwa
White House
Larry Speakes
Washington
American University Hospital
U.S. Army
Alfred Martin
Speakes
Robert Dillon
Dillon
Philip Habib
Morris Draper
Draper
Priest Jankowski Detained With Walesa Freed After Hours
Polish police detained Roman Catholic priest Rev Henryk Jankowski along with Lech Walesa and two companions while en route to Warsaw from Gdansk. Jankowski was released after more than five hours of questioning and said he expected Walesa’s release soon. The incident occurred amid tense national events and a separate Beirut embassy bombing killing at least 21 people.
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REUTERS-AP WARSAW
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Walesa
Henryk Jankowski
Warsaw
Gdansk
Jankowski
Olsztyn
Lost 3000-pound gold nugget hunt at Kootenay Lake draws media glare
Herald Pass Bureau reports the search for a rumored 3000-pound gold boulder near Kootenay Lake began with heavy media presence and few divers, as organizers led by Wray Suffredine faced skepticism. Divers posted 50 in search fees with a 10 share if found, amid doubts from reporters and onlookers.
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Herald Pass Bureau
Kootenay Lake
Wray Suffredine
Suffredine
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Nelson oldtimer
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