Gunmen kill two police in Cebu City as children watch
Suspected Communist rebels fatally shot two policemen in Cebu City while schoolchildren looked on. The attackers, described as men in their 20s, fired at close range and fled with the victims' weapons. In Mindanao, guerrillas seized workers at a logging camp run by South Seas Natural Resources Co. near Sison.
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Manila
Philippines
Cebu City
Mindanao
Antonio Sable
Philippine Constabulary
South Seas Natural Resources Co
Sison
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Jeremie
Gregoire Figaro
Leogane
Soviets mull Crimean Tatar resettlement test
The Soviet Union may allow up to 5,000 Crimean Tatars to return to Crimea under a test program to judge feasibility. Valentin Falin, editor of Novosti, told the Frankfurter Rundschau that the plan would assess whether resettlement is possible amid the Tatars’ exile since World War II.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
Soviet Union
Valentin Falin
Novosti
Frankfurter Rundschau
Crimean Peninsula
Senate Bans U S Sale of Titanic Artifacts
The Senate approved a law prohibiting sale or for profit display of Titanic artifacts in the United States, aiming to deter plunder while international buyers may still trade items abroad. Survivors and scholars urge leaving the wreck undisturbed as a memorial to about 1500 lives lost in 1912.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Newfoundland
U.S
White Star Line
Sniper disrupts flights at Green State Airport
A bomb threat call prompted two planes to remain airborne for about 25 to 30 minutes at Green State Airport. Two taxiway lights were damaged. American Airlines Flight 414 carried 22 passengers and circled before landing. An American Eagle flight with 28 passengers diverted to Boston after a 25 minute hold.
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Warwick
B.3
Green State Airport
American Airlines
Boston
American Eagle
Air conditioning cools passions and boosts births study
Oxford AP reports Daniel Seiver of Miami University found that rising temperatures suppress summer conceptions in hot southern states while increasing air conditioning use coincides with higher birth rates nationwide. He says only air conditioning explained the trend after accounting for income education and migration.
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Oxford
Daniel Seiver
Miami University
United States
Seiver
Eight KSU students arraigned in drug case
Ravenna AP Eight of 17 Kent State University students indicted on drug trafficking charges were arraigned in Portage County Common Pleas Court. Seven pleaded innocent and were released on personal bond. Trials set for Sept. 9. The eighth was to be tried Sept. 29 with six others. A ninth student was expected to be arraigned today. Two students pled guilty earlier.
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Ravenna
Kent State University
Portage County Common Pleas Court
George Martin
KSU
Weather outlook for Plains and Atlantic coast region
Showers and thunderstorms are forecast for the northern Plains on Wednesday and from the southwest Plains to the Atlantic coast. Tonight sees a chance of showers along Ohio. otherwise partly to mostly cloudy and cooler with lows in the upper 50s to around 70. Wednesday brings mainly sunny, pleasant weather with highs in the mid 70s to mid 80s. A chance of showers and storms returns Thursday and Friday, with partly cloudy skies Saturday. Lake Erie winds NW to N at 10-20 knots tonight and Wednesday. waves 3-5 feet.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Storms lash sizzling East across wide region
Thunderstorms and showers moved across the eastern two thirds of the nation in a heat affected spell. Storms spanned the Texas Panhandle to Kansas and Missouri, the Nebraska Panhandle and lower Michigan with western Kentucky and parts of the Gulf Coast also experiencing scattered rain.
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Texas Panhandle
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska Panhandle
Michigan
Kentucky
Louisiana
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Delta
Soviet launches peaceful radar satellite Cosmos 1870
Tass reports Cosmos 1870 launched July 25 began sending data on Earth ground conditions and space particle fluxes. A Western diplomat notes such radar stations have military uses but Cosmos 1870 appears aimed at peaceful research.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Earth
Bombs Hit Saudi Centers in Beirut Injuring Ten
In Moslem west Beirut, bombs exploded at Saudi Arabia cultural center and Saudi airline office injuring ten. Police said there was no claim of responsibility for the Monday blasts, the second and third attacks on Saudi facilities in 24 hours, amid sectarian tensions after clashes in Mecca and the death of Iranian pilgrims.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Mecca
Notable miscellany spans deaths, lists, and updates
A mixed feature notes Emory Smith living in Columbus, Georgia while the Treasury treats him as deceased since 1987 and seeks to reclaim four retirement checks. It also lists Playgirl magazine's ninth Ten Sexiest Men, Hulk Hogan cutout vandalism in Jackson stores, Raisa Gorbachev’s magazine idea, Archie Campbell’s improving heart attack condition, and Hee Haw’s ongoing production.
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Emory Smith
Patch Drive
Columbus
Georgia
Uncle Sam
Smith
U.S. Treasury
Hee Haw
Archie Campbell
Campbell
Lisa McNeal
University of Tennessee Memorial Research Center
Knoxville
McNeal
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