Iran offers help in Gulf mine search
A Gulf anchorage south of the Persian Gulf that hosted six mines was deemed safe for shipping while four nations expanded searches for more explosives. Iran offered to assist. Kuwaiti tankers with American flags loaded under U S Navy escort as minesweeping operations were set to begin in international waters. Fujairah area access required permission. The Pentagon blamed Iran for planting the mines amid ongoing Iran Iraq hostilities.
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Bahrain
Persian Gulf
Iran
Gulf
U.8 Navy
Fujairah
United Arab Emirates
Anchorage
Strait of Hormuz
U.S
Washington
Pentagon
Tran
Robert Sims
Iraq
Texaco Caribbean
Mobil
Chevron
Oman
U.S. Navy
Saudi Arabia
USS
Guadalcanal
Britain
France
The
Minneapolis Star
Italy
Netherlands
Coast Guard
Saudi Coast Guard
Khafji
Kuwait
Al-Ahmadi
Pilot freed after near miss with presidential helicopter
Secret Service escorted a man from an airport terminal to a waiting car amid a high tension near miss involving a presidential helicopter. Marine Corps Col. Michael Glenn said he did not believe a collision was imminent, though he called the incident serious and notified the FAA. The leased Vancouver Aviation aircraft flew over the Santa Ynez ranch area, with airspace there closed to such flights by federal regulation.
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Orange County Sheriff’s Department
FAA
Washington
Los Angeles
Secret Service
Marine Corps
Michael Glenn
Glenn
Fitzwater
Washington State
Vancouver Aviation
Annette Chapman
Charles
Vancouver, Wash
William Myers
John Evans
Santa Ynez Mountains
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Blue collar vs white collar heart death risk puzzling experts
CHICAGO AP. A study in JAMA finds blue collar workers have a 43 percent higher risk of fatal heart disease than white collar workers after adjusting for smoking and other risk factors. Off the job exercise rises as a key explanatory factor. on the job activity shows no protective effect. Data come from 568 Florida men aged 30 to 70 and echo British civil service findings on class and coronary risk.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Charles H. Hennekens
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Hennekens
Florida
Eaton annexation linked to general good and local concerns
Columbus area officials weigh Ohio Revised Code requirements for Eaton Township annexation. They must show the land is not unreasonably large and serves the general good, considering fire police water, drainage and local objections. Public hearings loom as residents clash with state prison plans.
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Koury
Columbia Station
Chronicle-Telegram
Eaton Township
Wayne Cowley
Cowley
Eaton
Grafton
Midview
Columbia
Chester Carpenter
Brazil building collapse leaves 31 dead in Belem
Rescuers traced through twisted steel as a building under construction toppled, dragging part of a nearby church. At least 10 fatalities were confirmed with 21 missing in Belem, an Amazon city of about 1 million. Police Chief Joao Damasceno described the scene hours after the disaster.
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Brazil
Belem
Joao Damasceno
Amazon City
Rio de Janeiro
Chronicle-Telegram masthead and contact line
The notice lists the Chronicle-Telegram published by The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co with address 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio and P O Box 4010 plus names Otto B Schoepfie and Board Chairman Arthur D Hadnott and multiple phone numbers for Elyria Lorain and Cleveland offices and classifed line and firestation contact.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
P.O
Elyria
Ohio
Otto B. Schoepfie
Arthur D. Hadnott
Chronicle-Telegram
East Avenue
P.G
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Bor Amo Elyria
Carver Daily
Adnit
Ian
Chronicle- Telegram
Trade deficit widens to major gap in June
The nation posted a June trade deficit of 15.71 billion dollars, among the worst on record. Wholesale prices rose 0.2 percent in July driven by gasoline and home heating oil, while food costs edged lower. Imports climbed to 36.04 billion, exports rose to 21.13 billion, as year-to-date wholesale inflation runs 4.2 percent.
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Labor Department
Commerce Department
Reagan Eyes Talks With Nicaragua Despite Opposition
The Reagan administration weighs bilateral talks with Nicaragua to push a regional peace plan, seeking withdrawal of Soviet and Cuban advisers, limit weapons, reduce Nicaragua’s forces, and give the Contras a voice. Officials say no direct talks soon as Habib is sent on a short vacation.
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Scripps Howard News Service
Washington
Nicaragua
Guatemala City
U.S
Reagan
Guatemala
Philip Habib
Central America
Jim Wright
D-Texas
Daniel) Ortega
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Stark
A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Timothy M. Sowecke Een
Arnold Muller
Charles Hostetter
Jack E. Weaver
George Miller
Cleveland
Associated Press
United States
California
White House
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