Iran leader warns U S or Israel in gulf clash risk
Iran parliament speaker Hashemi Rafsanjani warned against U S intervention in the Persian Gulf saying direct war with the United States or Israel would be sweeter than fighting Iraq. He criticized Gulf states for backing Iraq as U S and Soviet forces patrol the region with British and French ships also present.
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Plains Warmth Surpasses Records Across Multiple States
A Pacific storm system delayed cooling but temperatures surged to new highs from Minnesota to Nebraska. International Falls reached 82, Bis marck 84, El Dorado 91, Wichita 90, and Denver tied a 1919 record at 82 as several states set or tied heat records across Wyoming Wisconsin Michigan South Dakota and Nebraska.
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Weather Forecast With Showers From Border to Colorado
Showers are forecast today from the Canadian border of eastern Montana to parts of Colorado with clear conditions elsewhere. Sunny with highs in the 70s and morning lows in the 50s. A chance of showerslate Tuesday into Wednesday, fair Thursday. Winds east 5 to 15 knots and generally clear today.
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Sunken hazards factor in Ohio River near Cincinnati
The U S Army Corps of Engineers lists about 100 sunken vessels on the Ohio River near Cincinnati including 72 transport barges seven dock barges a 38 foot houseboat a bulldozer a restaurant barge a towboat and at least one sternwheeler The corps warns pilots these wrecks lie off the navigation channel but could trap boats that stray from the channel said Chas Gauld.
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Begin Hospitalized for Tests in Jerusalem
Former Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin, 73, was admitted to Shaarei Tzedek hospital in Jerusalem for a series of tests after feeling weak and dehydrated. Officials said his condition had improved and he would be released early next week. In Argentina, renegade officers held a camp near Buenos Aires as government troops ringed the base and President Alfonsin urged a peaceful end to the crisis.
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Comic actor Dick Shawn dies on UCSD stage at 57 in La Jolla
Dick Shawn collapsed about 25 minutes into his act at the Mandeville Center on the UC San Diego campus. He was taken to Scripps Memorial Hospital and pronounced dead. The cause appeared to be a heart attack. Fellow comedians Milton Berle and Bob Hope praised him.
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FBI Ordered to Supply Bee Libel Case Files
U.S. District Judge John Garrett Penn ordered the FBI to provide Sacramento Bee lawyers with files for its defense in the $250 million libel suit by former Nevada Senator Paul Laxalt. The FBI materials must be shared with counsel but not released publicly without Nevada's presiding judge's consent.
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Jackson condemns Gorbachev race state proposal
Rev. Jesse Jackson called Mikhail Gorbachev insentive and insensitive for suggesting separate states for blacks and minorities as a solution to U.S. race problems. Jackson said the remark does not reflect America's pluralism and will complain to the Soviet Embassy.
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Fire Evacuates 65 At Reid Hall Miami University
An early morning fire at Reid Hall in Oxford Ohio forced the evacuation of 65 freshman dorm residents. The blaze near a ground floor fireplace caused about 500000 dollars in damage and remains under investigation.
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Ohio and Pennsylvania Lottery Draws Report
In Ohio the daily game The Number 004 and Pick 4 012 were drawn. The weekly Ohi Lotte numbers were 9 14 16 22 24 23. In Pennsylvania the Daily Number 3 1 8 and Big 4 1 2 3 but the fragment ends.
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Faithful pack St. Peter's Square for Pope Easter vigil
In St. Peter's Square crowds gathered on a chilly evening as Pope John Paul I prepared to lead the Easter vigil Mass in St. Peter's Basilica. The service, expected to run into the early hours, marks the culmination of Easter week with thousands in attendance.
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Triple wedding for Griffiths daughters in Winsford
Ivor Griffiths, a Winsford grocer, watched his three 22 year old daughters wed in a single ceremony. The lavish event cost about 11 200 dollars and featured three Rolls Royce arrivals, nine bridesmaids, and a dinner for 300 guests.
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European leaders and Hollywood figures linked by charitable acts and art
German painter Ulrike Horstmann displays oil on eggs in Kiel with photos of government figures. Former British PM Edward Heath conducts the Central Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra of China in Beijing for a welfare fund, while Warren Beatty and Dick Clark pledge land to extend hiking trails near Los Angeles. Fidel Castro praises attendance for the Pan American Games in Indianapolis. Belgium's Prince Laurent is fined for speeding, losing his license for two months.
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