Sharp's pretrial motions heard in Winkler County court
Defense seeks venue move for capital murder trial of Michael Eugene Sharp, accused of the 1982 stabbing deaths of Brenda Broadway and her 8 year old daughter. Motions heard include venue challenges and a speedy trial issue with Judge James Clack presiding amid security at the Winkler County Courthouse.
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K .Ermit
Michael Eugene Sharp
Winkler County
108Th Judicial District Court
Odessa
Joe Spusher
Brenda Kay Broadway
Kermit
Glen Williamson
James
Clack
Mike Foster
Sharp
Williamson
Virginia Healy
Texas
Broadway
Christie Michelle Elms
Foster
Lubbock
Christie Elms
Andrews County
Selena Kay Elms
Technology spy targets Soviet agents in Western Europe
Western intelligence sources report a Kremlin campaign to steal advanced Western technology and fighter plane designs. At least 10 Soviets were expelled in weeks, with 13 last year, and more may have been quietly sent home after discovery. Targets include high tech hardware and the F-16 Falcon and Tornado aircraft programs.
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ED Blanche
Associated Press
London
Western Europe
Kremlin
Yar
Britain
West Germany
Italy
Reagan
Moscow
Ireland
Kohl victory strengthens Reagan on arms talks with Soviets
West German Chancellor elect Helmut Kohl won a landslide in the Bundestag election, boosting Reagan's leverage in arms control. Officials foresee continued Bonn-Washington alignment and expect protests over missile deployments as Europe weighs its next steps. The Greens secured 27 seats, marking a first for the party in national Parliament amid domestic economic concerns.
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R.gregory Nokes
Associated Press
Washington
Helmut Kohl
Reagan
Soviet Union
Kohl
NATO
Robin Gray
White House
West Germany
Germany
State Department
Britain
Christian Democrats
Christian Social Union
Free Democrats
Greens
Environmentalist
Western Alliance
Strategy set to ease out EPA leader
Washington AP report says Reagan aides pursue gentle persuasion to convince EPA Administrator Anne Burford to resign without creating a storm. White House backing wavers privately as Burford faces probing questions from Congress about the $1.6 billion super fund and management concerns.
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EPA
Washington
Anne McGill Burford
Environmental Protection Agency
Burford
Reagan
White House
Congress
Larry Speakes
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