Zimbabwe killings shock Nyamandhlovu farm family
In Matabeleland, six gunmen accused of mistreatment of farm workers killed a white couple Eric Stratford 66 and Christine Stratford 62 and their two granddaughters at their Nyamandhlovu farmhouse. The attackers paraded the family before laborers before shooting them.
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Words of the Champions Spelling Bee Prep List
The 1983 Herald Journal American Spelling Bee offers contestants a daily word list through March 16 at Nottingham High School. Featured terms include equilateral lynx raillery occult gluten coordinate hoboism phrasing walleyed anthology fainthearted mayoralty spherical unveiled beachcomber indescribable tributary chocolate nubbin.
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Reagan defies Democrats on budget and defense plans
President Reagan, from Camp David, attacks Democratic budget and defense cuts as dangerous and declares he will veto any proposal to repeal the 10 percent tax cut and indexing. He weighs a major address next week on policy, while officials re-evaluate options on banning intermediate nuclear weapons and coordinate Middle East talks with envoy Habib visiting Jordan and Israel.
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Cuomo and Anderson reach budget accord easing layoffs
State budget talks conclude with Cuomo and Senate Leader Warren Anderson forging an agreement that restores nearly $300 million in cuts, funded partly by trimming supplies and programs. The deal reintroduces a statewide capital gains tax on large real estate deals, projected to raise 85 to 120 million annually, while boosting local aid including sewer, highway, mental health, and higher education funding.
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Storm intensifies across East Coast with flood warnings
UPI reports heavy rainfall of nearly six inches washing away beaches and flooding roads from the South to the East. Gale winds lash New Jersey and New York while a North Carolina tornado causes no injuries. California enjoys a brief break as another storm looms. A late winter system brings up to five inches of snow to Redwood Falls Minnesota and freezing drizzle hits the Midwest. A search for a severely retarded Chicago boy near Waterloo continues. Kevin Sales remains missing since Wednesday night, last seen in pajamas.
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Weather Data Snapshot for Current Day
Sunset at 6 15 p m and sunrise at 8 08 a m. Yesterday high 54 and low 35. Normal 34. Record highs 78 in 1903 and lows 2 in 1987. Humidity 89 percent at 8 a m today and 96 percent at 8 p m yesterday. Seasonal snowfall 42.2 inches. Tune in on National Oceanic and Alma radio frequency 167 550 MHz.
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Dioxin report altered by Dow EPA officials
EPA officials testified that Dow Chemical Co influenced a 1981 dioxin study by reviewing a draft line by line. Dow removal of conclusions and references, including links to Agent Orange and dioxin risks, left the report scientifically accurate but hard to interpret for health impact.
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Ruckelshaus linked to EPA chief post amid shakeup
Former EPA head Ruckelshaus, who quit last year for private work, was offered the top job as Anne Burford resigned under pressure. Acting administrator John Hernandez Jr remains in charge while White House delays permanent appointment.
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