Wet outlook details and search for two mountain men
In rugged southwest Montana authorities called off a search for two mountain men who chained a woman athlete to a tree and killed the man who tried to rescue her. An editorial notes the Mondale Ferraro ticket united the Democratic Party as the week unfolded.
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Sandinistas mark fifth year with easing election limits
Nicaragua’s Sandinistas announce a policy shift to ease political restrictions and media censorship ahead of the November 4 presidential and assembly elections. Column notes and metro brief reference appear in a single page item, labeling a columnist’s critique of local perceptions.
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Banks raise six and twelve month CD rates amid deposit rush
In a price competition surge, Chase Manhattan and Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. boosted rates on six month and one year certificates of deposit. The move reflects banks vying for funds as consumers benefit from higher yields and intensified market pressure.
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Vanessa Williams faces possible Miss America dethronement
Nude photographs of Vanessa Williams, Miss America, to appear in Penthouse Sept issue spark officials to convene today to decide on an early end to her reign. Penthouse publisher Guccione calls shots revealing and not debasing the symbol. Williams’ spokesman calls the photos unauthorized invasion of privacy. Pageant officials, including Albert A Marks Jr and Mary Kay Marks, prepare to review the case, while bylaws lack explicit nudity language but cite the crown’s dignity.
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Ferraro Nominated for Vice President in Historic First
In San Francisco on the 136th anniversary of the first women s rights convention, Geraldine Ferraro becomes the first woman named by a major party to be its vice presidential candidate. Mondale pledged two thirds budget cuts, ending aid to Nicaraguan rebels within 100 days, and a verifiable nuclear freeze with the Soviet Union. He argued the country is wiser and stronger since 1980.
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Enormous challenge ahead at Democratic convention
By Boye Miller San Francisco Democrats depart a contentious San Francisco convention facing a tough task to unite Mondale Hart and Jackson factions. While less divisive than past contests, scars from the battle remain as leaders aim to mount a credible fall campaign and win expected lukewarm support for Mondale.
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Widow of mass killer expresses sorrow to San Ysidro
The widow of James Oliver Huberty apologizes to San Ysidro, saying her husband, who killed 21 at a McDonald’s, was a nervous loner whose only close friend was his dog Shep. An autopsy found no drugs or alcohol. victims included two 11-year-olds, a 62-year-old driver, and a 3-year-old Mexican girl. Baby Eva Karlita Pelix remains in critical condition.
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