Guerrilla group claims role in Marine deaths in San Salvador cafe
The Mardoqueo Cruz Urban Guerrilla Commandos said it carried out the attack that killed four U.S. Marines and 13 people at two outdoor cafes in San Salvador’s Pink Zone. President Duarte and U.S. officials mourned the Marines as the bodies prepared to fly home to higher authorities.
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Reagan Reaffirms Resolve As Hostages Plead For Help
In Dallas Reagan met privately with relatives of three TWA 847 hostages amid the eighth day of captivity. He vowed restraint yet firm resolve while condemning the hijacking and terrorism, canceling a tax meeting to reassure families and press a U S effort to free the captives.
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OC plans noncollege owned TV station KOCV Nova
McCarroll explains KOCV Nova will operate as a public station outside OC college ownership while relying on a $400,000 National Telecommunications grant. Four full time and 10 part time workers are needed to meet grant stipulations. Students may televise work but cannot use the station to train OC broadcast students. OC faculty member Tom Barnett envisions students producing TV magazines and short documentaries for air.
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McCarroll outlines KOCV programming philosophy at launch
McCarroll, KOCV manager, explains the station will prioritize public needs over popular demand and place profound programming first. The FCC approved a 515,000 watt signal with a construction permit through May 1986, funded by a federal grant. OC Trustees will fund about 370,139 for the first year, covering about 25 percent of equipment costs.
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Depletion rules spark debate on stripper oil wells
Herrington argues the president’s plan raises taxes on oil despite the need to keep incentives for independent producers. Bradley questions whether three barrels per day is vital for national security, while Herrington notes stripper wells still supply about 10 percent of national production and could close without incentives.
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Oil Use and Stockpiles Highlight US Defense Demand
In testimony, Undersecretary Fred Ikle said the Defense Department, the nation’s largest oil user, consumes over 500000 barrels of fuel daily at about 7 billion dollars yearly. He noted emergency demand could jump three to fourfold, and that DOD holds 4.5 billion in petroleum inventories across hundreds of storage points. In crisis, up to 100000 barrels daily could be drawn from the Naval Petroleum Reserve for refined products.
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Senator Gray Says Defense Budget and COLAs Trade
Gray proposed a live deal to swap defense spending for preservation of Social Security cost-of-living increases for the new fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. He asked, What do you think of that as a bargaining tactic. The Senate bargainers had not yet reacted.
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Gray withdraws personal bid amid bargaining tensions
House negotiators interrupted to stress Gray’s bid was a personal offer. He withdrew it but said a compromise remained possible. He reiterated that all items including Social Security increases stayed on the bargaining table. Other House leaders, including Wright, said they would not yield to Senate pressure on Social Security.
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Mengele Search Reaches Brazil and Leads to Grave Near Sao Paulo
West German tips guided Brazilian federal police to Austrian migrants Wolfram and Liselotte Bossert who said they sheltered Josef Mengele for a year and directed officers to a weed-covered grave in Embu, 17 miles from Sao Paulo. They claim Mengele died February 7, 1979 while swimming at a resort. Wiesenthal Center officials in Los Angeles say they are 99 percent certain the body is Mengele’s. An earlier San Francisco radio interview reported further Nazi remarks.
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West German experts review Mengele notebooks findings
IA hunter Simon Weisenthal in Vienna says experts must be believed. West German experts reexamine four notebooks camp doctor allegedly filled from 1960 to 1977, per Norbert Sakowski of Bunte. In Sao Paulo investigators back results. Israeli officer Menachem Russek calls for accepting the conclusions.
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Peres lauds U S tough stance on terrorism
Prime Minister Shimon Peres praised Reagan and Shultz for opposing terrorism in a World Zionist Organization speech and by telephone support. He said Israel shares the U S attitude, while Washington denies any deals with terrorists amid Beirut hostage tensions and allied strain.
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Odessa Weather Sketch Promises Sunny Day With Heat
Forecast calls for sunny skies in Odessa with highs in the low 90s and winds 5 to 15 mph driven by a National Weather Service advisory. Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the low 70s, and Sunday heat in the high to mid 90s across the area amid scattered thundershowers from South Texas to the Panhandle.
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