Family of 5 feared dead near torture camp in California
Detectives probe a vanished family of five from a campground near a cabin where torture tapes and charred bones were found. Investigators tie the site to survivalist Leonard Lake and suspect up to 25 missing people linked to him and Charles Ng. FBI plans to join the search. Lake killed himself after arrest.
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West Point
Calif
Claud Ballard
Calaveras County
Leonard Lake
Lake
Ballard
Charles Chatt Ng
FBI
Wilseyville
San Francisco
City names new manager who avoids MOVE comments
Philadelphia promotes James S. White to managing director amid MOVE confrontation, he defers remark pending mayoral commission call. White, 53, succeeds Leo A. Brooks after the MOVE bombing that sparked a fatal fire.
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Philadelphia
MOVE
Mayoral Commission
Wilson Goode
James S. White
Leo A. Brooks
White House defends Medicare freeze in one-year plan
The Reagan administration defends a one-year Medicare payment rate freeze for hospitals arguing it preserves care quality while restraining costs. Health Secretary Heckler says the measure, published in the Federal Register, saves about 1.8 billion dollars and follows past overpayments from unaudited cost figures and inflation estimates.
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Washington
Reagan Administration
Health and Human Services
Margaret M. Heckler
Federal Register
Reagan
HHS
Saturn plant site selection to be decided within six weeks
GM president F. James McDonald said the Saturn plant site choice, costing 5 billion and employing about 6,000 initially, will be narrowed in six weeks with a final decision within about 30 days after a recommendation. Missouri bids include St. Louis Cape Girardeau and Mexico. He cited an overwhelming number of proposals and noted fuel economy standards may affect production of larger cars.
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ST. Louis
General Motors Corp
F. James McDonald
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Mexico
McDonald
Saturn
United States
Ford
U.S. Department of Transportation
Southern Baptists elect Charles Stanley as president
The largest Southern Baptist Convention re elected Rev Charles F Stanley as president by 24 453 to 19 795 at the Dallas meeting. The vote reinforces fundamentalist control as they press to curb liberalizing trends in national agencies and institutions. Stanley urged reconciliation and unity among a troubled denomination.
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Dallas
Southern Baptist Convention
Charles F. Stanley
Atlanta
W. Winfred Moore
Amarillo
Texas
Stanley
Dallas Convention Center
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Lake County
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Oncor
Stiles
Carbondale
Main PO
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Hershey's Candy Bars
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Crise
Oka
Kingsford Charcoal
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