Two missing after crash near Jacksonville Navy plane
Divers say no bodies remain inside the wreckage of a Navy C 131F transport that crashed into the St Johns River near Jacksonville Naval Air Station. Fourteen of 15 aboard died, one woman survivor in intensive care. two crew members still missing.
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Jacksonville
Fla
St. John’s River
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Navy
Duval County
Sharon Jeronimo
Melissa Kelly
Naval Regional Medical Center
Resignation of EPA international affairs chief raises count
Richard T. Funkhouser, former ambassador to Gabon, confirms he offered and had his resignation accepted from the EPA's international affairs office. He notes the move, tied to Ronald Reagan’sAdministration reshuffle, followed Anne McGill Burford's departure and aims for new leadership under William D. Ruckelshaus.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Richard T. Funkhouser
Gabon
Funkhouser
Anne
McGill Burford
House Subcommittee
Reagan
William D. Ruckelshaus
International Affairs
GOP Budget Split Sparks Senate Clash Over Taxes and Defense
The Senate nears a vote on a 1984 budget as majority Republicans fracture over taxes defense and further domestic cuts. Democrats watch a split GOP bloc seek a bipartisan path while House actions move toward a spending and nuclear weapons debate.
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Washington
Senate
Reagan
Senate Gop
Lawton Chiles
Florida
Senate Budget Committee
House Rules Committee
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Robert the Actor
Paradigm
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