Soviet bloc may join boycott of Los Angeles Games
The Soviet Union announced a boycott of the Los Angeles Olympics, risking a broader bloc boycott and a possible competing Red Olympics in Sofia. Officials cited security concerns while Reagan administration called the move unjustified and politically provocative.
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Washington
Reagan
White House
Larry Speakes
Lotto Jackpot Rolls Over To 10 Million After No Winner
Albany lottery officials say today’s drawing carried a 10 million dollar first prize after no correct six numbers matched in May 5. The last 10 million prize occurred March 17 and was won by Lula Aaron, a 54-year-old Queens housewife.
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Gunman strikes in Quebec two wounded in separate attack
In Saint Roch district a sniper in military uniform wounded a pedestrian and a female driver by either bullets or shattered glass. Police said the gunman fled. The incident followed Tuesday’s legislative chamber massacre by Cpl Denis Lortie who killed three and wounded 13 amid hostages and a held at arms. Flags flew at half staff as charges awaited in court.
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National Assembly
Hart gains momentum with two wins in swing states
Two victories in Ohio and Indiana revive Gary Hart's faltering bid, offset Walter Mondale's wins in Maryland and North Carolina, and push the Democratic nomination fight toward the July convention in San Francisco. Hart claims supporters will keep the debate alive as Mondale widens his delegate lead.
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Burger King pulls Mr. Rogers parody ad after Rogers protest
Burger King quickly yanked a nationwide TV spot parodying Mr. Rogers after he personally asked for it removed. The 30 second ad showed an imitator named Mr Rodney urging kids to say McFlying, drawing Fisher-Price style criticism from Rogers and fans alike.
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Don Dempsey
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McDonald's
Storm leaves 22 dead as tornadoes lash Atlantic coast
Vicious storms swept in from the Atlantic with 85 mph winds and tornadoes across five states Tuesday. At least 16 twisters damaged mobile homes in Georgia and toppled a Virginia apartment roof. Power was knocked out to about 140,000 homes as floodwaters receded in Appalachia and thousands returned to homes caked in mud.
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Libyan Leader Targeted in Raid by Britain and Sudan
Libya accused Britain and Sudan of training commandos who attacked Moammar Khadafy’s fortress home in Tripoli. The assault lasted hours as guerrillas seized a nearby building, were repelled in heavy fighting, and authorities denied Khadafy’s presence among casualties. Security has tightened in Tripoli amid fears for Khadafy’s safety.
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