Investigators Probe Infant Deaths Linked to VanDer Sluys Case
Investigators reopen questions on four VanDer Sluys children who died young, including Vicki in 1978 at 14 months, with $10 000 life insurance policies cited. A fourth child Shawn Jesse was born in 1981. A foster-parent assignment and an ensuing legal action against Ontario County are noted as part of a broader investigation.
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Vicki
Mechanicville
VanDer Sluys
Shawn Jesse
University Sheraton Inn
Syracuse
Canandaigua
Ontario County
Erwin Gilbert
Rochester
Department of Social Services
South Africans invade Angola amid call for brief war
South Africa and South-West Africa launch a raid into Angola, aiming to end within a week. Pretoria administers the territory despite U.N. resolutions, while SWAPO is excluded from governance. Viljoen says Angolan forces told not to interfere as reconnaissance warned of SWAPO stand-off actions. RIoting and school closures follow, with 360,000 students affected as authorities report a decline in unrest.
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South Africa
U.N
Angola
Botswana
South-West Africa
South-West Africa People’s Organization
Viljoen
South African Air Force
SWAPO
8Th Battalion
Ovamboland
Law and Order
Louis le Grange
Cape Town
Reagan cites Nixon talks on Moscow ahead of Geneva summit
President Reagan said he has frequently talked with former president Nixon about dealing with Moscow citing Nixon’s experience at three Soviet summits. He plans a first summit with Mikhail Gorbachev in Geneva in November and may consult Nixon further before the talks.
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Reagan
Richard Nixon
Moscow
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Yuri Andropov
Konstantin Chernenko
Mikhail Gorbachev
Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Brezhnev
Nikita Khrushchev
National Review
United States
Soviet Union
White House East Room
County Balks Over Contractor Claim for Extra $539,236
County officials dispute contractor Bongiovanni’s demand for 539,236 in extra funds citing unanticipated water conditions more rock and settlement issues that required extra piles and shoring. They deny the claim while a deposition is set for Thursday and possible litigation looms. If funds are approved they would be drawn from the original bond authorization and not affect the 1986 budget.
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Bongiovanni
Voninski
Edward Kochian
Biggest prime number found by accident
A Houston firm testing a Cray X MP supercomputer reported by the Los Angeles Times discovered the largest prime number yet found. The prime is 2 raised to the 216091st power minus 1 with 65050 digits, found while Chevron Geosciences Co. used the machine to analyze oil geology data.
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Los Angeles
API
Houston
Los Angeles Times
Chevron Geosciences Co
Chevron
William Bartz
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