World Mom Fleeing Hate Shot Dead in El Salvador
Curtis Henderson Lewenz, survivor, told a San Salvador news conference that Linda Louise Cancel, 23, his common-law wife and an American mother, was killed by leftist guerrillas on the Pan American Highway in eastern El Salvador while fleeing what he described as U S hate and violence. The couple, traveling in a converted old school bus, were bound for Costa Rica when attacked amid clashes between rebels and government troops.
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York welcomes Navy flier after month in Syria
Navy Lt. Robert C. Goodman Jr. thanked York residents for their support during a monthlong Syrian captivity. He received about 2,500 cards and letters as crowds greeted him with flag waving and cheers at a Chamber of Commerce visit. Also noted are various other 1980s royalty, science center bequest talks, and a high profile celebrity edit claim, all presented in a compact newspaper style.
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Lebanon
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Chamber of Commerce
March on Manila clashes with security over plebiscite
Hundreds of Marcos opponents faced thousands of Philippine Constabulary and riot police on the Manila fringe for hours as they marched toward Manila Airport. Leaders, including Agapito Aquino, urged peaceful conduct while police demanded a permit. The protest followed a nationwide plebiscite on four constitutional amendments, including restoring the vice presidency.
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Ferdinand E. Marcos
Regnino Aquino
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Italy backs pact to end Rome as sacred city
Rome votes overwhelmingly for a revised 1929 concordat with the Vatican. The plan would keep Vatican City as a sovereign state run by the pope, while dismantling Rome’s status as a sacred city. The Vatican has not commented, but prime minister Craxi signals agreement.
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Abe in Georgia seeks trade talks progress with Reagan
Japanese Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe spent a weekend in Georgia meeting Japanese business representatives and state officials to push progress on trade disputes ahead of possible U.S. protectionist legislation. He returns to Washington Monday for further talks on bolstering the bilateral relationship.
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Japan
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Abe
Congress
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Doctor offers surgical care for snoring
Stanford University Medical Center doctors say minor surgery can reduce loud snoring by removing soft palate tissue to ease air flow. The $2,500 procedure is not for all snorers and is based on about 250 cases at Stanford over three years led by Dr. Martin L. Hopp.
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Stanford University Medical Center
Martin L. Hopp
Stanford Sleep Disorders Clinic
Stanford
Hopp
Doctors vow to practice after license revocation
Two of 15 Arizona physicians with revoked licenses say they will ignore the order and keep treating patients. Lawmakers debated emergency legislation to allow continued practice after failing written competency exams. Dr. Merton Olson of Lake Havasu City offered to go to jail to avoid abandoning patients. In Clifton, Dr. Jorge O'Leary kept his free-care clinic open for striking copper workers and planned a legal bid for a restraining order to stay in practice.
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Phelps Dodge Corp
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Santa Ana winds lose gusts across Southern California
The Santa Ana winds weakened from up to 100 mph to 20 to 40 mph overnight and forecasters expect further loss of strength today. Strong wind advisories remain in effect for Southern California mountains and coast, with a high wind warning in southeast Wyoming. Freezing rain hits upper Mississippi Valley and Iowa while snow showers form over the Great Lakes region.
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Weather Outlook Snow Monday Then Mixed Weather Ahead
A local forecast calls for a chance of snow on Monday followed by fair conditions on Tuesday and a chance of rain or snow on Wednesday. Highs range from the upper 20s to mid 30s, with lows in the teens to 20s across the period.
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Higbee Co. names James Vadis president and chief merchant
The Higbee Co. board elected James L. Vadis as president and chief merchandising officer succeeding Robert R. Broadbent. Broadbent moves to chairman and CEO, replacing retiring Herbert E. Strawbridge. Vadis, 53, was previously executive vice president and general merchandise manager before rejoining Higbee in 1977 after stints at The May Co. and Federated Department Stores.
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Federated Department Stores
California Jury Awards Over $3.7 Million in X ray Injury Case
A Santa Clara County jury, in favor of Ralph Mattie, awarded 260000 dollars in compensatory damages and 3500000 dollars in punitive damages for radiation injuries to his left hand from a Picker Hotshot industrial X ray machine at Lockheed Sunnyvale in February 1979. Picker Corp defends the verdict as excessive and plans a new trial.
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Picker Corp
Santa Clara County
Ralph Mattie
Lockheed Corp
Sunnyvale
Calif
Paul Js Kemp
Picker Sar
Terex workers win month of health benefits extension
Terex Corp employees awaiting bankruptcy outcomes will have their health benefits paid for another month under a court approved extension. The deal emerged after talks between Terex representatives and the United Auto Workers to safeguard coverage amid reorganization.
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Terex Corp
Harold F
Ohio drops plan for Cleveland hospital for criminals
The Ohio Department of Mental Health scrapped a $10.6 million plan to build a hospital for the criminally insane in Cleveland. The land will likely become a center for prison parolees awaiting release, as the Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections plans a $17 million reintegration center on the site. The hospital was to replace beds at Lima State Hospital, with existing centers in Columbus and Dayton plus Tama State beds handling the load, according to Helen Schoeppner.
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Ohio Department of Mental Health
Ohio Department of Rehabilitations and Corrections
Lima State Hospital
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Tama State
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Mental Health Department
Hospital seeks 35 million subsidy from county fund
Metropolitan General Hospital in Cleveland asks Cuyahoga County commissioners for a 35 million subsidy from the general fund this year. The hospital notes it has added 25 million to its reserve accounts since 1980 to support operations.
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Metropolitan General Hospital
Cuyahoga County
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