Murder suspect chase ends with explosion
A Iman sought in the killings of five relatives fired an automatic weapon at police before the van exploded killing himself the woman Susie Newsom Lynch and her two children John and Jim The blast also injured three officers including two from Kentucky Authorities say the chase encompassed Kentucky and North Carolina as investigators linked the slayings to a custody dispute and a romantic entanglement with Lynch
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Greensboro
N.C
Iman
Kentucky
Frederick Klenner
Winston- Salem
Joanna Colodin
Klenner
Susie Newsom Lynch
John
Jim
Oldham County
Dennis Clark
Clark
Conrad Wade
Mrs. Lynch
Robert Newsom Jr
Florence Newsom
Hattie Newsom
North Carolina
Delores Lynch
Jane Lynch
State Bureau of Investigation
Wade
Guilford County
Jim Proffitt
Proffitt
Reagan weighs fate of SALT II in NSC meeting
President Reagan, after hearings from top aides, nears a decision on whether to continue U S compliance with the unrati fied SALT II treaty. The issue hinges on the Dec 31 expiry and Trident submarine deployment boosting the arsenal beyond treaty limits. Speakes said no clash between Shultz and Weinberger was known.
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Washington
Reagan
National Security Council
U.S
Carter
White House
Larry Speakes
United States
Soviet Union
Senate
Speakes
George Shultz
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
NATO ministers meet in Estoril to review East West ties
NATO foreign ministers gather in Portugal for two days of talks the first since resuming arms control discussions with the Soviet Union and the United States. They may announce NATO's August Helsinki ceremony participation marking 10 years of the Helsinki human rights pact.
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Brussels
Belgium
NATO
Portugal
Soviet Union
United States
Estoril
Warsaw Pact
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Helsinki
Finland
U.S
George P. Shultz
Stephen J. Ledegar
North Atlantic Council
Europe
Star Wars dream stirs Senate defense debate
Critics urge limiting Star Wars missile defense spending as impossible and risky while supporters defend the plan. As the Senate weighs the 1986 defense authorization bill, amendments would slow program growth. Sen. Goldwater cautions against defeatism, and Sen. Kerry proposes freezing at current levels and scrapping treaty-violating elements. The committee trimmed Reagan's Star Wars request from 3.7 billion to 2.97 billion.
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Washington
Reagan
Senate
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate Armed Services Committee
John Kerry
D-Mass
Armed Services Committee
Inmate killed in protest over jail conditions in Brazil
Inmates in an overcrowded east-central Brazilian jail strangled a cellmate, raising to 16 the deaths tied to the protest against jail conditions in Belo Horizonte. Police cited that victims were chosen by fellow inmates and killed with a sheet to protest conditions.
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Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
Enio Pereira
Belo Horizonte
Rio
Illinoisan May Tile: Publisher Roles Listed in Office Contact
The Southern Illinoisan, published in Carbondale IL, lists staff roles including Publisher, General Manager, Circulation Manager, Retail Sales Manager, Marketing Manager, and supervisors. The paper operates as second class mail with offices at 710 North Illinois.
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The
Southern Illinoisan
N. Ilinois
Carbondale
Illinois
Lee En
Crprises
Peres Signals Readiness for Direct Talks with Hussein
Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres said Israel is ready to enter direct negotiations with Jordan's King Hussein and the Palestinians, rejecting prior U S Jordanian talks and an international peace conference. He urged negotiating straight away and placing all issues on the table at Hebrew University.
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Hebrew University
Washington
U.S
John Heinz
R-Pa
Jordan
Israel
Richard Bryers
Heinz
Peres
George P. Shultz
Hussein
United States
Yitzhak Shamir
Likud
Peres’ Labor Party
Senate backs push to delay Jordan arms deal
Sixty eight senators co sponsor a resolution urging delaying advanced arms sales to Jordan until it enters direct negotiations with Israel. The measure, led by Sen Heinz with Sen Kennedy, argues security pacts require demonstrated friendship and a peace process before arming Jordan gains.
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Washington
Jordan
Israel
John Heinz
R-Pa
Richard Bryers
Heinz
Bryers
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
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Sharon Walters
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Tony Mikrut
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Rind
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