Bishops back tougher halt wording for nuclear arms letter
A Roman Catholic bishops committee plans a third draft of The Challenge to Peace urging a halt to testing, production, and deployment of new nuclear weapons. The change follows bishops' feedback. the letter would become a formal teaching document for about 51 million U.S. Catholics.
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Chicago
William Ryan
Bishops Committee On War and Peace
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Ryan
White House
Pentagon
United States
Weather Outlook at Hancock Air Ort for Ducks
Rain and showers dominate the forecast from tonight through midweek. The National Weather Service predicts a 70 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms tonight with lows around 45 to 50. Tomorrow brings a 50 percent chance of rain and a high near 60, followed by variable clouds and scattered showers Monday to Wednesday with highs 60 to 65 and overnight lows in the mid-50s.
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Hancock Airort
SYRACUS In Fear Weather Map
Weather map data from Page A2 reports conditions and regional outlook for Syracuse area with current readings and forecast notes. No further context available.
Radio Solidarity Signals in Warsaw Undercuts Protests
A radio station claiming to represent Poland's underground Solidarity movement urged supporters to stay home this weekend. Few listeners believed the signal was genuine as Radio Solidarity was heard clearly across Warsaw without jamming, though regular listeners denied recognizing the main announcer.
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Poland
UPI
Solidarity
Radio Solidarity
Fanfani Calls Final Cabinet Meet Over Etna Lava Plan
Italy's Prime Minister Amintore Fanfani, after resigning in a Socialist dispute, gathers his lame duck cabinet to discuss diverting Mount Etna lava with explosives as Sicily's volcano erupts for a month. Elections expected in June. Albany numbers: 943 daily, Win Four 1369.
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Christian Democrat
Amintore Fanfani
Socialist Party
Fanfani
Mount Etna
Sicily
Europe
Vanfani
Italy
Albany
Today's Features The Various Names of Per Fumes
A light column plays on perfume naming twists and jokes about virtue and scents. It riffs on playful monikers for fragrances, hinting at humor in the scent world and daily life observations.
Killer tornado rips southwest Missouri two towns
A fast moving twister struck Springfield and Republic causing one death and dozens of injuries along a 2 mile wide swath. Hundreds of homes and businesses were damaged as power and telephones failed. National Guardsmen and police patrolled to prevent looting while Linn Creek evacuated.
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UPI
Missouri
Beverly Graham
Here
St. Louis
Republic
Darcey Seavert
Linn Creek
Civil Defense
Main Street
Dubberstein death probed in Wilson cases
FBI probes apparent self inflicted death of Waldo H Dubberstein 75 found shot in basement Arlington Virginia after missing federal court plea on selling secret Middle East info to Edwin P Wilson and Libyan agents for 32000. Notes believed checked for writing. Officials consider foul play possible.
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FBI
Pentagon
CIA
Edwin P. Wilson
Waldo H. Dubberstein
Arlington
Potomac River
Renata Strelau
Dubberstein
Alexandria
U.S
Middle East
Wilson
Arlington County
Tom Bell
Indi
Cate
Bell
Kevin Mulcahy
New York
I.D
Libya
Mulcahy
Balanchine, Founder of NYC Ballet, Dies at 79
George Balanchine, renowned choreographer and founder of the New York City Ballet, died of pneumonia at Roosevelt Hospital at 4:27 a.m. He was 79, born in Saint Petersburg in 1904, and left Russia in 1923 to tour Europe before moving to the United States where he established the company.
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New York
George Balanchine
New York City Ballet
Russia
Europe
United States
Ballet Company
Peter Martins
Balanchine
Wisneski
Balachine
Tenth Avenue
St. Petersburg
Conservatory
Reagan taunts Mondale as malaise label resurfaces
In Houston Reagan notes improving economy with lower interest rates, homebuilding and auto demand, and stock gains while labeling Mondale as malaise. He cites Carter's 1979 speech and says Mondale runs like past policies, arguing the nation moved from despair to hope under his watch.
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Reagan
White House
America
Malaise
Walter F. Mondale
Jimmy Carter
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Carter
Mondale
Richard Moe
Fritz Mon
Reagan Comforts Houston Cop After Motorcycle Crash
In Houston President Ronald Reagan stopped during a motorcade to comfort Sgt. Ralph Gonzales who was injured when his motorcycle collided with another officer. Reagan retrieved a service revolver from the street and spoke to Gonzales before the president continued to a fundraising dinner for Sen. John Tower. Gonzales, 32, suffered a sprained neck and bruises and was released after a few hours. Harold Prothro declined hospital care.
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Houston
Ralph Gonzales
Harold Prothro
Hobby Airport
Larry Troutt
Secret Service
Police Service
Gonzales
John Tower
Texas
White House
Michael Deaver
Memorial Hospital Southeast
Marilyn Peoples
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