Pit bull killed 5-year-old girl in Claremont home
In Claremont California a 5-year-old girl was killed when a family pit bull attacked. A police officer fired three shots wounding and killing the dog as it lunged at him after chasing the child and babysitter into a bedroom. The girl died at Pomona Valley Community Hospital.
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Daryl Lindamood
Sara Delance
Billie Strohmeyer
Pomona Valley Community Hospital
The
Humane Society
Lindamood
POW hunters return to Thailand from Laos, sources say
Three American prisoner of war hunters who slipped into Laos in May crossed back into Thailand and were picked up by a waiting car, Thai military sources said today. The sources said they were informed of the return by right-wing Laotian guerrillas and that the three were believed to have gone to Bangkok after crossing back into Thailand on Wednesday.
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Nakhon Phanom
Thailand
Laos
Bangkok
Honduras Demands Proof of Sandinista Claims in Nic aragua
The Honduran government challenged the Sandinistas to present bodies or other proof for claims that its troops are fighting in Nicaraguan territory. A presidential communique said only mobilization near Trojes Cifuentes occurred as troops defend against Sandinista harassment.
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Nicaragua
KGB Ties Claimed in Papal Assassination Plot
Mehmet Ali Agea, a convicted Turkish terrorist, alleged that Bulgarian and Soviet secret agents helped in the May 13 1981 papal shooting. Tass denied the charge as propaganda while Agea said yes when asked if the KGB was involved.
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Mehmet Ali Agea
John Paul II
Tass Today
Agea
KGB
Soviet Union
St. Peter’s Square
Vatican
Bulgaria
Lion cub found roaming Nebraska plains now at Omaha zoo
Nebraska Game and Parks officer Dale Johnson found a five month old female African lion cub on a gravel county road near Nelson. The cub was hungry bedraggled and tick ridden and likely would have starved if not rescued. It was taken to Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha. Sheriff Donald Squires has heard rumors of two cubs in the area since April.
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Omaha
Neb
Dale Johnson
Plains
Nebraska
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
Hebron
Nelson
Johnson
Henry Doorly
Nuckalls County
Donald Squires
Doctors to Examine Moynihan Office Charger
Bellevue Hospital doctors to test Jeremiah Sullivan who stormed U.S. Senate Daniel Moynihan’s Manhattan office on the 22nd floor of 733 Third Ave demanding to return to Ireland. No injuries reported. Moynihan not pressing charges.
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Bellevue Hospital
Manhattan
U.S
Daniel Moynihan
Ireland
Jeremiah Sullivan
New York Democrat
Third Ave
Moynihan
AIDS funding push seeks 92 million federal aid
Health officials in 11 cities urged President Reagan to approve 92 million dollars in federal funds to fight AIDS and reduce public fear. The group, led by New York Commissioner Dr. David Sencer, cited 1,737 U S AIDS cases since 1979 and 678 deaths, mostly among the 1979 80 diagnoses.
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UPI
David Sencer
New York
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Mervyn Silverman
San
Francisco
U.S
Reagan
Lion
Unlisted number matches AIDS hotline draw ire nationwide
In Hillsborough California a woman with an unlisted phone number found it publicized as the AIDS hotline announced by the federal government. She has received many calls as people forget the 800 prefix and she may have to change her number if calls continue. She empathized with victims and said she is tired but not angry.
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Hillsborough
Calif
Center home for gay drug addicts
Alan runs a four story Pyramid Place drug rehabilitation program for homeless homosexual men near 100th Street and Amsterdam Avenue in New York. The facility, owned by the Anglican Church, houses 33 residents who confront AIDS fears and past addictions while pursuing recovery and new careers.
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New York
Alan
100Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Pyramid Place
John
Syria paper brands Arafat traitor in sharp editorial
Syria's government paper Tishrin calls PLO chief Yasser Arafat a traitor and threatens to chop off his fingers. The front page accuses him of not condemning Reagan's peace plan and the Lebanon-Israel withdrawal accord and notes Syria's support for reformers while warning against independent Palestinian decisions. The piece ties the threat to Arafat's Bekaa leadership and calls Palestine a southern part of Syria.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Tishrin
Hafez Assad
PLO
Damascus
Arafat
Reagan
Middle East
Saeed Mousa
Lebanon
Bekaa Valley
Palestine
Bekaa
Clear Skies Dominate Nation Amid Front Through Plains
A large high pressure system kept much of the nation sunny while a slow moving cold front cut through the Plains causing a 20 degree temperature split. Showers touched Arizona and northern Plains with more along the Gulf and southern Atlantic coasts. West saw hot temps and gusty winds easing as 200 workers fought a range fire in western Utah, totaling about 350000 acres across six states.
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Plains
Rocky Mountain
Gulf Coast
Athantic
Utah
High Plains
Weather data record for today and past trends
Average temperature on the same date last year was 70 degrees. The all time high for this date reached 102 degrees in 1936 and the low 46 degrees in 1963. Yesterday afternoon humidity was 46 percent and this morning at 8 a.m. it was reported as 3 percent. Tune in for weather data provided by Macnum to broadcast 24 hours daily on Mation. Oceanic and Al Sagency 162.540 MAE.
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