Reagan Plans Return to White House After Cancer Surgery
President Reagan will be released from Bethesda Naval Hospital to return to the White House on Saturday seven days after surgery to remove a cancerous tumor from his colon. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said Reagan will leave after his weekly noon radio address and will travel by motorcade from Bethesda to the White House.
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Mayflower Madam pleads guilty to promoting prostitution
Sydney Biddle Barrows, known as the Mayflower Madam, pleaded guilty to fourth degree promoting prostitution in a deal that spared clients from public airing. She was fined $5,000, discharged, and received a certificate of relief from civil disabilities, allowing travel and lawful business.
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US offers 100000 reward for info on FBZ Salvador killings
The government announces a 100000 reward for information leading to punishment of gunmen who killed six Americans in an outdoor cafe in San Salvador on June 19. State Department spokesman Robert Smalley says informants can report to Salvadoran or U.S. authorities and stay confidential.
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Palm Sunday massacre convict in New York manslaughter ruling
A 35-year-old man, Christopher Thomas, was convicted in New York by a state Supreme Court jury on 10 counts of intentional murder later reduced to first degree manslaughter due to extreme emotional disturbance. The deaths included eight children and two women in last year’s Palm Sunday killings.
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Strike Surprise At Chicago Tribune After Walkout
Negotiators for the Chicago Tribune met with bargainers for more than 1,100 striking production workers on the first full day of a surprise walkout. The paper, the nation’s fourth-largest, continued to publish after workers walked out at 8 p.m. Thursday ten days after a strike deadline. The strike surprised and disappointed officials amid ongoing talks with two of three unions.
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