Accomplice Likely Not In Pope Attack Says Rome Police
Italian police reject reports of a second gunman in the pope shooting. They say only one shooter fired while noting two bullets hit the pontiff and two American tourists. Turkish arrests linked to Agca's false passport are reported as authorities trace help in obtaining travel documents. The pope, in a taped message, offered a conscience pardon but stressed justice proceeds separately.
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Merrymaking Memorials Mark Volcanos Anniversary
A year after Mount St. Helens eruption the Washington towns mark the anniversary with parades and festivals. Communities celebrate survival while recalling the devastation. events include a castle ash contest, tug of war, and Volcano Daze races.
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Washington
Record Wheat Exports Seen Rising With Global Demand
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports strong worldwide demand for U S wheat as 87 countries, including West Germany Cyprus and Brazil, buy a large share of exports. The 1980-81 marketing year may reach 1.53 billion bushels with a 1981 crop near 2.7 billion, boosting export values toward $6.8 billion in wheat and related products.
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Cyprus
Egypt
India
Soviet Union
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Trinidad
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Brazil
China
Agriculture Department
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