Old North Church bells rise again in Boston parade
The eight bells, weighing 1500 pounds, were hoisted up the Old North Church steeple in a 1740s restoration marked by Revolutionary War regalia. Organizers fundraised with $350,000 for repairs and a $100,000 renovation while the bells prepare for a nationwide 200th anniversary bell-ringing event.
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Boston
Old North
America
U.S. Army
Museum of Science
Episcopal
Paul Reverez
Robert Golledge
Old @rth
Ster
England
Ace
Paris
Billild
Whitechapel Oundry
London
Labless Woman Fends Off Naked Attacker in Kentucky
In SVILLE Kentucky a 60 year old amputee woman fought a naked intruder in her first floor apartment for 90 minutes. She resisted undressing and hidden purses while the assailant assaulted her but finally passed out from exhaustion. Officers later charged Lee Joel Green 25 of Louisville with first degree attempted rape and second degree burglary.
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R . M. Smith
Lee Joel Green
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Smith
Undefined fragmentary report on local policy protest
Fragmented text describes officials and residents in a Georgia county discussing spraying herbicide as part of a program. It mentions a House visit, a Friday action, a lawsuit, and a call from a representative for a halt. The passage is garbled with incomplete names and places.
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Esman
Shultz Threatens to Quit Over Foreign Policy Struggles
Newsweek reports Secretary of State George Shultz told President Reagan he may return to California after a clash over Central America policy. He said he is not leaving, while noting infighting and reduced State Department influence as Clark Kirkpatrick Kissinger changes shift policy dynamics.
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George Shultz
Reagan
California
Newsweek
Shultz
U.S
Central America
Oval Office
la Paz
Mexico
Washington
State Department
William Clark
U.N
Jeane Kirkpatrick
Chicago not surprised by veto on desegregation funds
Chicago school officials accuse President Reagan of breaking faith after he vetoed a bill for 20 million dollars to desegregate city schools. Ruth Love calls the veto a signal on civil rights as officials note a court order demanding over 14 million to be spent for desegregation in 1983 84. Rep. Sidney Yates criticizes the president for not supporting the measure and aiding Chicago students.
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Reagan
Congress
Ruth Love
White House
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U.S
Milton I. Shadur
Sidney R. Yates
D-Ill
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