Anti communist guerrillas claim hits on Soviet planes in Afghanistan
Western diplomats report anti communist fighters shot down three Soviet MIGs and one helicopter in Afghanistan over two weeks. In Ghazni and Kandahar areas southwest of Kabul a helicopter and an APC were destroyed with several Soviets wounded around a historic tomb and museum at Rawza-i Sultan in central Ghazni. Civilian deaths attributed to Soviet air raids exceed 100.
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Jewish protester force-fed in Leningrad hospital
A Jewish woman Nadya Fradkova, 37, fasting to protest Russia’s refusal to let her emigrate to Israel, is being force-fed at a Leningrad hospital after earlier detention in a psychiatric facility. Fradkova has campaigned for six years to leave for Israel and already endured a 43 day hunger strike last spring.
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Winter storm sweeps Midwest with freezing rain and snow
Temperatures at 2 a.m. ranged from 21 below in Anvernpauonal ralis and War- Toad, Minn., to 72 in Key West, Fort Lauderdale and Miami. Morning lows stayed below freezing in the upper Midwest as freezing rain mixed with snow led the National Weather Service to issue travel advisories and snow showers threatened the Great Lakes to western New England. A winter storm watch extended to Virginia and a rain system stretched from Ohio across Alabama into northeast Texas with fog on the Pacific coast and gale warnings along the Gulf coast of Texas.
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Plains Snow Forecast and Cold Ample Across Nation
The National Weather Service forecasts snow possible in the Plains on Wednesday with rain and snow along the Atlantic Coast including Florida. Much of the nation will stay cold with mostly cloudy skies tonight and a chance of flurries in eastern counties. Lows range from zero to 10 degrees, then partial clearing Wednesday with highs in the teens to 20s.
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Weekend Snow Flakes Forecast Across The Region
The forecast calls for a chance of snow on Thursday and again Saturday with generally fair conditions Friday. Temperatures will run cold with daily highs in the 20s and overnight lows between 5 and 15 degrees.
Lake Erie Winds Promise Snow Flurries Overnight
Lake Erie will experience northeasterly winds of 15 to 25 knots tonight into Wednesday, producing waves of 4 to 7 feet. Occasional snow flurries are expected tonight.
Cleveland council backs domed stadium plan
The Cleveland City Council unanimously supports a 70,000 seat retractable dome downtown funded by a county property tax increase. Council leaders join three Cuyahoga County commissioners in backing a $150 million plan to back a 30 year bond for construction. The stadium would host football, baseball, basketball and events, with May ballot consideration.
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Vatican US Establish Full Diplomatic Ties
The Vatican and the United States announced full diplomatic relations, stating a desire to deepen mutual, friendly ties. Congress earlier lifted the 1867 ban on funding a mission in the Vatican, ending a long period of informal ties after formal relations from 1848 to 1867.
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Bhutto Daughter Freed From House Arrest Faces Europe Medical Care
Benazir Bhutto, eldest daughter of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, was released from over two years of house arrest and boarded a plane to Geneva for medical treatment amid martial law authorities. She said ear infection since 1978 prompted the move and planned to travel to Paris for Nusrat Bhutto's cancer therapy.
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Hillside Stranglers Buono Sentenced to Life Without Parole
In Los Angeles Judge Ronald George condemned Kenneth Bianchi and Angelo Buono as evil as he followed the jury’s call for life without parole for Buono who killed nine young women and girls. Bianchi earlier received seven consecutive life terms after pleading guilty to five slayings.
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Hillside
Kenneth Bianchi
Angelo Buono
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Ronald George
Buono
Bianchi
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Man confesses to 1981 teen slaying in New York
In 1981 a Long Island high school student delivering for his father’s Manhattan doughnut shop was shot in the back and killed. Joel Baroque Cabangon, a Queens resident alien, confessed after more than two years, saying he killed somebody and that guilt preyed on him. He was charged with second degree murder.
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Queens
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Spiegel
Joseph J. Pirrello
Michael Ardhagnes
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Baltimore Tanker Explosion Sparks Nine-House Blaze
In Baltimore Pimlico, a tanker truck exploded after a motor fire, igniting oil racing down an alley. Fire crews contained the six alarm fire around 12 30 am, destroying nine houses and five cars while neighbors evacuated residents and no casualties were confirmed. Capt Pat Flynn said the driver sought help before the blast. Curtis Jones described the scene as devastating.
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Pat Flynn
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Flynn
Curtis Jones
Ex CIA agent Edwin Wilson gets term reduction
Former CIA agent Edwin P. Wilson remains jailed for arms dealing with Libya but a judge cut one sentence to ten years after the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled two counts were duplicative. Fines were reduced accordingly, leaving total fines at 215000 dollars.
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Ohio Lottery Draws The Number And Pick 4 Results
The Number final Monday night won by 568 in Ohio Lottery daily draw. Pick 4 winning 4546 from Monday to Friday. The Number earned 658,748 from 1,077,733.50 in sales with 418,985.50 to winners. Pick 4 sales 154,307.50 with 69,454 to winners and special prizes of 7,752 for 51 straight and 3,646 for a 1 dollar boxed ticket.
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Wright Airlines to move offices to Youngstown airport
Wright Airlines president Gilbert Singerman confirmed the company will move its offices from Burke Lakefront Airport in Cleveland to Youngstown Municipal Airport by June 1. A Wright hangar remains at Burke Lakefront. The move follows Wright’s merger with 29 airlines based in Clarksburg West Virginia, with about 100 of those employees joining 150 Cleveland staff in the Youngstown area.
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Gilbert Singerman
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Advanced Turbo Mig. Corp
Grenada med school classes resume after U S invasion
Students evacuated nearly two years ago by U S troops return to St George's University School of Medicine Grenada as a campus cleared of barbed wire and gun nests An orientation warns to beware of live ammunition Reagan calls the invasion a rescue mission saving about 650 students mostly Americans after a coup toppled the Marxist regime on the island.
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Grenada
U.S
Gina Puglisi
Tom's River
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Reagan
St. George’s University School of Medicine
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Officer denial links to Aquino assassination witness
In Manila, the chief legal officer of President Marcos' camp testified he met the government's key witness in the Benigno Aquino assassination case but denied a special relationship. Col Balbino Diego said the talks with Rosendo Cawigan occurred at the presidential palace months before and after the Aug 21 killing.
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Philippines
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Benigno Aquino
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Rosendo Cadigan
Luciano Salazar
Cawigan
Aquino
Mick Jagger eyes film work as Stones future unsure
Rolling Stone frontman Mick Jagger says he is less interested in rock at age 40 and eyeing acting or producing while considering one more Stones tour if his body holds up. He notes most studio roles go to others and stresses needing to stay in touch with ground for parts.
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Jagger
Woman Magazine
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Stones
Browns star Jim Brown talks private sector Grenada visit
Former Cleveland Browns running back Jim Brown, now a McLean businessman, spoke at the White House about being sent with other businessmen to Grenada to evaluate private-sector investment opportunities. Beach Boys postpone 1984 tour after Dennis Wilson’s death. Mike Love leads group saying it’s too soon to sing again.
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