Gas flames not Soviet lasers blamed for satellite glow
Pentagon sources say a ruptured natural gas pipeline in Russia caused infrared glow that sparked fears of laser attacks on a U S early warning satellite. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld announced no evidence of Soviet laser experiments and cited arms treaty compliance.
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Russia
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H. Rumsfeld
Rumsfeld
Lincoln Developmental Center staff suspended after patient injuries
Eight employees at Lincoln Developmental Center are suspended pending charges for patient abuse or dereliction of duty as investigators review injuries to five patients at the Lincoln facility. The center houses 1600 developmentally disabled individuals and the probe covers incidents dating back to October 1974.
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Lincoln Developmental Center
Lincoln
LeRoy Levitt
Department of Mental Health
Lincoln State School
Levitt
State Civil Service Commission
Associated Press
William Chambers
Chambers
Manson followers indicted in Sacramento conspiracy case
Sandra Good and Susan Murphy were indicted on conspiring to mail 171 threatening letters to business and government leaders. Lynette Fromme is named as an indicted co conspirator. FBI arrested the trio after the sealed grand jury indictment. The women, early Manson followers, face up to five years and a $10 000 fine.
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Sandra Good
Lynette
Squeaky” Fromme
Ford
Susan
Heather” Murphy
Miss Fromme
FBI
Miss Good
Miss Murphy
Manson
Miss Bfromme
International People’s Court of Retribution
Peron vows to remain as Buenos Aires faced crisis
President Isabel Peron, widow of Juan D. Peron, addressed the nation promising to stay in office after rebellious air force officers surrendered. The revolt, tied to graft charges and economic trouble, has weakened her already fragile position. General Videla rejected their bid but urged an institutional solution, seen as a push for Peron’s resignation to Italo Luder.
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Air Force
Jorge Videla
Peron
Senate
Italo Luder
Borchers panel named to hear Senate objection
Five Circuit Court judges were named to a panel to rule on the validity of state Rep. A Webber Borchers candidacy for the Illinois Senate. Judge Jacob Berkowitz announced the panel, which includes Donald Morthland of Decatur James Watson of Toledo William Conway of Sangamon County Bill J. Slater of Pana and Robert J. Sanders of Taylorville. Borchers a Republican from Decatur was convicted last month of misusing expense funds and two objections to his candidacy were filed with the Illinois Board of Elections.
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A. Webber Borchers
Illinois Senate
Jacob Berkowitz
Borchers
Decatur
Senate
Illinois Board of Eections
Donald Morthland
James Watson
Toledo
William Conway
Sangamon County
Bill J. Slater
Pana
Robert J. Sanders
Taylorville
Four of seven Americans injured in TWA crash to be released
Doctors said four of the seven Americans hospitalized after the TWA jet crash in thick fog on Monday will be discharged soon. The patients named are Raimondo Laura of Detroit Michigan Luigi Gobbi of Vienna Virginia Joseph Schulach of Bedford New York and Marie Luis Carter of St. Louis Missouri.
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Milan
Italy
Trans World Airlines
Raimondo Laura
Detroit, Mich
Luigi Gobbi
Vienna
Joseph Schulach
Bedford, N. Y
Marie Luis Carter
St. Louis
Be irut buffer zone foils Moslem attack
Lebanese troops manning buffer zones between Zahlah and nearby Moslem villages repelled repeated attempts to break through and encircle the Christian town. A government spokesman said one village hoisted white flags to seek a halt to hostilities. Casualties included 11 dead and 18 wounded in street fighting, with Beirut's main banking district still disrupted.
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Zahlah
Lebanon
Zablah
Beirut
Mansourieh
Palestine Liberation Army
Yarmouk
PLA
Synod Leader Refuses to Oust District President
The president of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod says he will not remove Southern Illinois District President Herman F. Neunacher, defying a resolution aimed at halting ordinations from Seminex. Critics warn the decision could split conservative members amid the church-wide dispute over biblical interpretation and Seminary in Exile.
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Synod
Jacob A. O. Preus
Herman F. Neunacher
Belleville
Til
Southern Illinois Dstrict
Reus
Seminex
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