Soviets Claim U S Bugging Their Missions
Moscow claims U S agents planted listening devices in Soviet diplomatic facilities in Washington New York and San Francisco. Officials show photos and describe rooftop beams cables and buried devices as proof of intrusions as Washington counters that Soviets are exploiting fear before Shultz's Moscow visit.
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Gorbachev Welcomed in Prague Amid Hopes for Reforms
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev arrived in Prague to a large crowd, greeted by President Husak and officials. He wore an overcoat, spoke with attendees, and is expected to outline a foreign policy statement. Speculation swirls about troop withdrawals or arms talks during the visit.
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Private school teacher charged after ear tear in class
Akbar Minedin, 41, of 116 Gold Ketle Drive, is charged with child abuse and assault after allegedly tearing a first grader’s ear in a private Islamic Center school near Potomac. The injury required five stitches. staff say the student misbehaved. Police say school records access was blocked and investigations continue.
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Fort Detrick AIDS stories cited by Soviet and British tabloids
A Soviet and British press hoax about Fort Detrick linked to AIDS spread internationally, with Pentagon officials calling the claims patently untrue. The Army and National Cancer Institute confirm limited AIDS research at Bethesda and Fort Detrick, focusing on vaccines or treatments, not virus creation.
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Triangle Motors Sales Message and Car Fuel Note
Hoyo speaks with customers about the automotives at Triangle Motors. Sales staff will be ready to answer questions about financing gut restored Hondas and related options. A note on fuel: a car uses about 33 percent more fuel to accelerate from 0 to 33 mph than to hold 35 mph.
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