Explosion rocks Boston Chinatown building
A Boston Chinatown four story brick building housing the Chinese Benevolent Association was leveled by an explosion. Police say three women were hospitalized with unknown injuries. gas smell reported earlier by a Boston Gas Co. spokesman. Authorities investigating cause.
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Pelican Jamie moved to Sea World for recovery
Jamie the mutilated pelican from Southern California has been moved from an animal hospital to Sea World where an open aquarium will ease acclimation. One wing will be taped to limit flight while four other birds with new fiberglass beaks are observed. Federal officials pursue the attacker as other birds await their beaks and further treatment. Four birds died in the incident.
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Reagan signals slight shift on defense spending
President Reagan, under GOP pressure to slow defense growth, offered a cautious opening toward altering his five year 1.6 trillion program. He avoided specifics while noting deficits must be reduced and recovery as the path to growth. He announced Elizabeth Hanford Dole will head a Cabinet department, succeeding Drew Lewis as transportation secretary.
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Soviet nuclear satellite may reenter Earth in weeks
Cosmos 1402, a five ton nuclear powered Soviet spy satellite, tumbles toward reentry with potential to spread radiation if pieces fall on land. Pentagon warns unknown landing site, mostly oceans. Previous 1978 crash led to calls for banning nuclear powered satellites.
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Weather gains grip as gusts lash Rockies and fog grips Texas
Snow likely tonight with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Strong gusts reached 95 mph near Fort Collins and 74 mph at Estes Park. Freezing rain iced southern Minnesota streets and closed some schools while dense fog slowed Texas coastal travel. No major damage reported. Seasonal snowfall totals 14.9 inches. Air quality moderate at 57. Tune in for daily data on Weather broadcasts.
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