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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1986

Page

3

Lawmakers miss goal for trimming budget

Washington Democrats resist restoring automatic Gramm Rudman cuts and push deficit reduction through new bills. House Speaker ONeill returns budget writers to the drawing board as fiscal 1986 targets exceed by 19 to 23 billion dollars. Senate supporters urge enforcing Gramm Rudman totals despite court voiding of the automatic cuts.

Washington Huse Democrats Congress House Thomas P.o'neill Senate Gramm- Rudman Supreme Court Gramm-Rudman Pete V. Domenici R-N.m O’neill D-Mass Bob Dole RaFman

Bhutto Arrest Sparks Nationwide Protests in Pakistan

Police arrest opposition leader Benazir Bhutto after she called for democracy and led a Karachi march. riots erupt in Lahore with police firing on crowds, tear gas, and vehicle burnings. Protests spread as supporters pledge to push for her release while Zia regime faces backlash.

Lahore Pakistan Benazir Bhutto Karachi Bhutto Zia Washington Mohammad Zia ul-Haq

Senate approves Contra aid and moves toward South Africa sanctions

The Senate backed a $100 million plan to arm Nicaragua's Contras and set the stage for sanctions on South Africa. Debate over more than 50 amendments begins as a conference with the House looms after Labor Day recess.

Washington Senate Reagan Nicaragua South Africa Senate Foreign Relations Committee House Congress

Study finds no link between birth control pills and breast cancer

The largest investigation to date finds no evidence that oral contraceptives cause breast cancer, even for higher risk women. Experts caution that long term effects remain uncertain, as breast cancer remains a major killer with 1 in 11 lifetime risk and 123000 new cases projected this year.

Boston American Cancer Society

American sailor Schwab freed by Vietnam to return home

Robert Schwab III of Atlanta, missing for 16 months after leaving the Philippines on April 19, 1985 bound for Vietnam, was released by Vietnam and flown by helicopter to Bangkok. White House said status of his US arrival is not yet known.

Washington Philippines Vietnam United States White House Larry Speakes Robert Schwab III Atlanta Bangkok Thailand Speakes Schwab

Lawmakers Volunteer for Drug Testing in Campaign

In Washington AP says Rep. Lynn Martin joins three other members of Congress volunteering to undergo drug testing to set an example in the anti drug campaign. The move aims to demonstrate commitment to sobriety and accountability among lawmakers.

Martin Illinois Reagan Congress Sen Paula Hawkins Florida E. Clay Shaw Jr Dan Burton Indiana Washington Campaign Against Rep Lynn Martin

Firefighters rally as federal crews join blaze battle

The Associated Press reports nearly all federal firefighters mobilized to battle lightning sparked fires across five states threatening 345,000 acres. Idaho Governor Evans declared a state of extreme emergency to defend 70 homes 40 miles north of Boise. In Utah the Hose Lay Fire of 7,000 acres was declared under control after difficult terrain blocked water access and hoses had to be dragged to the lines.

Idaho John Evans Boise Utah Westcentral

UPS workers find 12 human heads in leaking package

In Louisville, 12 human heads were found in a leaking parcel opened by United Parcel Service employees. The FBI investigates possible legal violations as a Philadelphia doctor claimed to have shipped the heads to a medical training facility in Colorado. Coroner Richard Greathouse urged the physician to seek a safer shipping method.

Louisville United Parcel] Service FBI Philadelphia Colorado Jefferson County Richard Greathouse

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