Prayer Cures Three Year Old Brain Tumor in Oregon
Grants Pass parents credit prayer for their daughter Melynda Wallace whose brain tumor vanished after a long battle with cancer. Doctors could not explain the remission, noting the tumor was no longer detectable on scans and the child has regained health and weight.
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Grants Pass
Ore
Melynda Wallace
Melynda
Ray Wallace
Michael Kelly
Wallaces
University of Oregon Health Sciences Center
Portland
University of California Medical Center
San Francisco
Wallace
Budget committee backs cuts in Social Security
The Senate Budget Committee, with a Republican majority, backs billions in reductions to Social Security and unemployment benefits as part of Reagan's 1982 spending cuts. A party line vote defeated moves to preserve $255 monthly Social Security for retirees and to increase student benefits, while a 14 to 4 vote supported steeper unemployment cuts. The panel also approved saving steps including reduced postal subsidies and a revised pay system.
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Washington
Senate Budget Committee
Reagan
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
Donald Riegle
D-Mich
Ding
Pete V. Domenici
R-N.m
Congress
Meese Denies Reagan Backing Domestic Spying
President Reagan is absolutely opposed to any CIA domestic spying and will not permit it, said Edwin Meese at a breakfast with reporters. He noted the FBI would retain domestic intelligence duties, the CIA abroad, as Carter era rules are revised to better counter terrorism. Adm Inman called the draft order a third level working paper and said it had been leaked by opponents of changes.
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Reagan
CIA
Edwin Meese
White House
Jimmy Carter
Bobby R. Inman
Meese
FBI
Carter
Adm. Inman
Dust storm devastates Hereford migrant center in panhandle
Wide dust storm with 100 mph winds flattens a migrant worker day care center in Hereford and damages several buildings, with Denton and Deaf Smith counties reporting damage and no injuries. National Weather Service radar tracks funnel clouds across multiple North Texas counties as forecasts suggest cooler air and mild conditions ahead.
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Travis McPherson
Panhandle
Hereford
McPherson
Denton County
National Weather Service
Denton
Fannin
Cooke Counties
North
Texas
Fannin County
Sheriff's Department
New Mexico
Police Department
Clovis
N.M
U.S. 270
Billy Dickson
Curry County
DPS
Guillermo Valdez
Lubbock
Tulsa
Amarillo
Dewain Collins
Department of Public Safety
Collins
NWS
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Midland-Odessa
Haig backs U S talks on Sinai peacekeeping force
Secretary of State Haig testifies before the House committee that the United States is in discussions with Israel and Egypt on a peacekeeping force in the Sinai. He notes talks aim to keep the Camp David process alive and that about 2,500 U S troops could be stationed, joined by contingents from Canada Australia New Zealand and possibly others.
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Alexander M. Haig Jr
United States
Israel
Egypt
U.S
Sinai Desert
Haig
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Camp David
Sinai
Middle East
Reagan
Soviet Union
Persian Gulf
Anwar Sadat
Michael Sterner
State Department
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Arkansas House passes creationist evolution balance bill
The Arkansas House approved a bill requiring balanced treatment of evolutionist and creationist views in teaching man’s origins, barring religious references in classrooms. Critics warned of constitutional issues, while supporters argued for balanced science instruction amid ongoing debates and related California lawsuits.
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Little Rock
Ark
State House
Arkansas
House
Police say certified officers key to patrols at full strength
Officer Nolan says extra nighttime personnel offer little advantage over experienced officers on regular shifts. The department faces 15 openings plus long hiring tests and a high attrition rate, with three more resignations this month bringing quits to 21 in five months.
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Nolan
OPD
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