Shuttle Tests Highlight Atomic Oxygen Resistance Study
Astronauts guided a shuttle closer to Earth by 54 miles to test how future space materials endure constant bombardment by atomic oxygen. Aman told reporters he executed Lt Cmdr Albert A Schaufelberger III, deputy chief of U S military advisers in El Salvador AO, in a remark tied to the test.
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Death of Senator Henry Jackson Shocks Washington
No. 3 senator Henry Jackson dies at 45 in Everett Washington hours after a news conference criticizing the Soviet Union for shooting down a Korean airliner. He collapsed in bed at home with wife Helen, doctors unable to revive him at Providence Hospital. Jackson had feared schedule, never lost a state election, and was a longtime presidential hopeful. Democratic colleagues mourn the loss and recall his vigor and resolve.
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Warren G. Magnuson
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Congress
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Helen
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Ragde
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Larry Apes
Beirut
Heafan
K RUGALITY SAVES A FAMILY IN SYRACUSE
Rhee Chul Kyu his wife Hwa Soo and two daughters delayed in Syracuse to save money on a discount flight. They canceled Korean Air Lines 607 to Seoul after its destruction over the Pacific killing 269. The family instead flew Empire Airlines to New York and then home.
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Lee
Hwa Soo
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Chang Hyun
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New York City
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Won K. Yun
Korea
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Killer of 3 year old girl dies in Mississippi gas chamber
Jimmy Lee Gray, 34, became the first Mississippi inmate in 19 years to be executed and the eighth nationwide since the 1976 Supreme Court ruling on capital punishment. He suffocated after being strapped into the six sided chamber at Parchman. His death occurred at 12 18 a.m. as witnesses reported suffering.
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Mississippi
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Dennis Balske
Soviet Union Denied Responsibility For Downing Of Flight
US and allies call for full accounting after a Soviet fired missile destroyed a South Korean 747 over a remote area, killing all aboard including Rep. Larry McDonald. Congress recesses until Sept 12 as U.N. Security Council to meet amid global outrage.
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D-Ga
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Shamir Likely to Succeed Begin in Israel Leadership
Shamir, foreign minister, won Herut Party nomination to replace resigning Prime Minister Menachem Begin by defeating Deputy PM David Levy in a central committee vote. The 68 year old veteran and former Mossad operative is known for secrecy and a hawkish yet cautious approach to Middle East policy.
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Mideast
2000 Marines Stand By Off Beirut Amid Crisis
President Reagan orders 2,000 Marines to stand by near Beirut as a South Korean jet is shot down and Americans come under fire. He cuts short vacation for urgent NSC meetings in Washington and aims for early talks with congressional leaders.
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