Gromyko rejects zero option on missiles in Europe
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko refused the U S zero option for limiting intermediate range missiles in Europe stating it is impossible while signaling readiness to destroy some missiles under an arms reduction pact. He did not specify counts or which missiles. The Vatican convened Western prelates to discuss a pastoral letter condemning nuclear warfare and U S policy, with Cardinal Casaroli and Cardinal Ratzinger presiding. Archbishop Roach said Rome seeks Vatican input for the final draft.
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Memphis cult leader sought public killing of officer
Police said Lindberg Sanders, leader of seven religious zealots, planned to execute patrolman Robert S. Hester and broadcast the death on live radio during a 30 hour siege. Hester was found beaten to death after officers stormed the house. Sanders wanted to speak with a local radio disc jockey.
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Edison ideas to be published in 20 year project
West Orange New Jersey United Press International reports a 20 year program to publish Thomas A Edison projects under a signed agreement. The Edison Papers Project backs the effort to showcase his inventions including the phonograph light bulb and early movie projector.
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Harris Hitches Ride After 6 Mile police Chase
A Penn Hills teen William Harris, 18, led officers on a six mile pursuit early in the morning, abandoned his car and attempted to hitch a ride. He then accepted a lift from two policemen who arrested him for running red lights among other offenses.
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Robots replace Homer at Nevada Reno College of Engineering
The University of Nevada Reno College of Engineering will build a robot named Martha to replace Homer, a creaking helper. The improved unit will have speech, wall sensors, and perform simple chores, funded by Clarence and Martha Jones who donated 2000 dollars.
Soviets Press for Edge in Nuclear Talks Despite U.S. Appeal
The Reagan administration says the Soviet Union wants to preserve its vast nuclear edge in Europe while ignoring calls to dismantle such arms. Reports say Nitze and Kvitsinsky discussed a tentative informal agreement last summer that could have favored the Soviets or parity, with NATO plans for missiles in Europe under reconsideration. Washington and Moscow disowned the talks as Rostow’s ouster and Nitze’s handling stir domestic debate. Geneva talks resume January 27 with双方 positions uncertain.
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Northeast storm brings heavy snow and fatalities across region
A winter storm blanketed the Northeast with up to 32 inches in Vermont and Albany, New York, closing dozens of Massachusetts schools and causing at least nine deaths. Isolated incidents included a sledding tragedy, drownings in Boston, and traffic crashes as arctic winds spread from Idaho to the Carolinas. Power outages affected thousands, while West Coast and Mountain states faced a separate storm looming behind the Northeast. Stringent warnings and frigid air persisted across the region as storms moved north.
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Weather and travel alerts across regions with freezing rain
A broad weather bulletin reports wind, cold snaps, and ice in western New York, western Pennsylvania, northeast Ohio, and West Virginia mountains hindering travel. Freezing rain possible from the Texas Panhandle to the Texas Plains. Gale winds on the Pacific Coast and scattered snow in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes. Temperatures ranged from 19 below in Hibbing to 64 in McAllen. ATR Pollution Index 50. air quality good. Weather data broadcast on 162.550 MHz.
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