Florida twister kills two in Venice
A tornado struck Venice Florida early Sunday killing a man and a woman and injuring 42 others. The storm tore a two block wide mile deep path through homes and a shopping center causing millions in damage. Officials said there was no warning beyond a weather advisory.
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Sarasota County
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Miami
Tampa
Florida Peninsula
Jaqub Sieniawski
Dorothy Taravella
Steubenville
Ohio
Salvador
Shultz voices concern over new Soviet missile
Secretary of State George P. Shultz warns that a mobile SS-24 missile with 10 warheads complicates SALT 1 verification and signals continued Soviet weapon modernization. He says U.S. policy remains no undercuts, aiming to advance radical reductions in talks while noting possible future decision on Trident deployment.
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Thay
Soviet Union
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Shultz
ABC
David Brinkley
Stanislav Menshikov
United States
Geneva
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Tiece
Reagan
Mengele data spurs new search in Bavaria postwar years
The Simon Wiesenthal Center unearthed U.S. intelligence notes suggesting Josef Mengele may have lived in Autenried Bavaria after World War II, raising questions about possible American contact. The probe by Justice Department’s Office of Special Investigations follows past hints of Nazi relocation and covert programs. two ex-soldiers report fleeting GIs contacts with Mengele.
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Los Angeles Investigative Center
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Army Intelligence
United States
Justice Department
Office of Special Investigations
Eggers to stay at SU amid leadership reshaping
China of SU when Eggers emphasizes smooth leadership transition and boosting academic reputation as enrollments falter. Trustees expect a No. 2 figure to emerge after Winters retires, while Vincow emerges as favored candidate for academic affairs chief.
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Margot Northrup
Clifford L. Winters Jr
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Winters
Vermont
Carrier Dome
Prucha
Gershon Vincow
College of Arts and Science
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