John B. Kelly Jr. Olympic leader dies while jogging
John B. Kelly Jr., 57, recently elected president of the United States Olympic Committee and longtime amateur sports advocate, died of natural causes while jogging near his Center City Philadelphia home. His brother-in-law, Eugene Conlan, 57, was found dead seven hours later under similar circumstances. Kelly was a Penn graduate and 1947 Sullivan Award winner, with a bronze in 1956 and Diamond Sculls wins in 1949 and 1950, drawing on a family legacy including his father Jack Kelly Sr. and former rowing ties to the Olympics.
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Downed Angolan jet claimed by UNITA rebels
UNITA guerrillas in Angola announced they shot down a Boeing 737 with a surface-to-air missile as it departed Lubango for Luanda, killing all 26 aboard. The statement said the craft was downed just after takeoff and included security and government personnel among the dead.
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Federal move to ban most grain fumigants by year end
The EPA plans to ban liquid fumigants used on stored grain by end of 1985 after manufacturers failed to submit required health studies. Only methyl bromide faced data approval, while Dow and others shifted away. Transition will push farmers to gaseous fumigants amid health risk concerns.
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IRS memo links Americans to Swiss accounts and tax avoidance scheme
An internal IRS memo lists over 4,000 U.S. citizens alleged to trade in precious metals and other commodities to evade scrutiny. The Brownes and Ballard faced mail tampering and perjury allegations, with later convictions overturned and a new trial ordered. Prominent figures and entertainers surfaced in grand jury probes, but IRS officials say they did not track the list or prosecutions.
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Coast Guard recovers gear from missing tug off California
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Coast Guard recovered a survival suit and a life jacket believed tied to a tug boat that vanished off the California coast during the weekend. A search continued for the vessel's six crewmen as officials urged patience and cautioned the operation remains active.
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Come To Our Custom Chair Gallery With 50 Fabric Choices
A local showroom invites customers to explore a custom chair gallery featuring over fifty fabric options. Shoppers can select styles, patterns, and colors to fit their decor.
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