Wedding of the century graces London ahead of Charles and Diana
Crowds camp along the procession route from Buckingham Palace to St Pauls Cathedral as Diana Spencer and Prince Charles rehearse the ceremony. The couple greet Archbishop Runcie and prepare for a televised union watched by millions in 55 nations.
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Groom's mom makes history at royal wedding
In London tomorrow at St. Pauls Cathedral the heir to the throne will wed. Erma Bombeck notes the bridegroom's mother breaks tradition by choosing her own dress color and seating, while orchestrating the procession and access, marking a historic shift in royal wedding norms.
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Uncertain death toll in Aeromexico DC-9 crash near Chihuahua
An Aeromexico DC-9 crashed while landing near Chihuahua after departing Monterrey. Initial reports varied on fatalities, with Red Cross figures at 36 dead and 28 injured. airline and authorities gave higher counts before stabilizing around 36 and 28. Seventy people aboard included 59 passengers and six crew.
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U S to loan Poland 60 million for food relief
The United States will extend a 60.5 million credit to Poland to stabilize food supplies amid worker protests. The aid aims to finance 400000 metric tons of corn and protect Poland's broiler chicken industry with a 10 year plan and 8 percent interest for the initial years.
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F-16 shipment likely if cease-fire holds
The Reagan administration plans to approve twice-delayed F-16 jet deliveries to Israel within two weeks if the Lebanon cease-fire endures. State Department spokesman Dean Fischer said a decision on ending the suspension will be made by August 10. Defense Secretary Weinberger stressed a more permanent cease-fire is needed to resume deliveries.
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Classified ad proof proves big results in Chevy sale
Advertisement from Murphysboro lists a 1973 Chevy with one owner and excellent condition, promising strong results for classified ads readers.
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