18 Jun 1984
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1984
Page
1
The Dallas audience at the Cattle Barons Ball received a videotaped message from President Reagan meant for the Washington Charity Dinner of 1984. Reagan spoke about policy in Central America in a five minute segment that was accidentally shown in Dallas.
A rare marriage in entertainment, Ebi Wallach and Anne Jackson mark 36 years of marriage and contentment. The column playfully notes politicians pace and routine, contrasting public toil with private steadiness.
In Melbourne two frozen embryos from American couple Mario and Elsa Rios could inherit about $1 million if legally deemed to have status and guardianship. With the parents killed in an Andes crash, authorities face whether to destroy or implant the embryos and who would own any potential inheritance. The embryos have remained frozen since 1981 as courts, ethics panels, and doctors weigh fate and rights.
Washington based Defense Department estimate shows the Soviet Union with about 34,000 nuclear warheads across bombers missiles artillery and cruise systems, compared with roughly 26,000 for the United States. The numbers come from a Defense Department analysis released to arms control advocates.
U S Agriculture Secretary John Block milks a cow and drives a tractor at Clif ford Becker's 145 acre Spaf ford farm as part of a government program to cut milk production by 27 percent and curb surplus purchases. A three and a half hour listening session in Liverpool gathers farmer concerns on the 1985 Farm Bill and future price supports, with New York Farm Bureau noting mixed views on reducing supports while some farmers fear income drops.
Warsaw officials led by Jerzy Urban announce unofficial turnout of about 75 percent of Poland’s 26 million eligible voters. They say the boycott against local and regional elections failed despite Solidarity’s call. Walesa attended a Mass in Gdansk for leader Bogdan Lis who was arrested.
Belmont reports doctors doubt heart attack or foul play as the cause of Swale the 1984 Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes winner. Autopsy found no visible lesions or ruptured vessels and officials expect tests from Cornell and Penn. Results may take two weeks with a chance we may never know the exact cause.
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