Kidnapped Customs agent slain near Eagle Pass
The handcuffed body of U.S. Customs agent Richard Latham was found about half a mile outside Eagle Pass after he was abducted from a Rio Grande bridge. Authorities said four armed men robbed a Mexican jewelry store and Latham was shot in the back.
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Feldstein denies rift over forthcoming economic report
President Reagan's chief economist Martin Feldstein said there is basic agreement among administration officials about the upcoming economy report to Congress. He noted not all agencies agree on every aspect, but the report is ready for release as scheduled Thursday.
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High Winds Ease Across Western Regions As Snow Flows
The Associated Press reports gale-force Santa Ana winds have ended in Southern California while high winds rake Montana and the eastern Rocky Mountain states. Ice jams push rivers over banks in the Pacific Northwest as Ohio expects clearing then a new low-pressure system brings brief snow Sunday night into Monday. A persistent northwest flow continues to drive fast-moving low pressures across the midsection, yielding sun after snow.
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Snow Forecast Hits Great Lakes and New England
National Weather Service projections show snow today across the upper Great Lakes and New England with morning flurries in the east. Temperatures will rise from mid 20s to mid 30s under mostly cloudy skies with a chance of snow tonight and again Monday, then colder lows in the 15 to 25 range.
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Shultz to visit 5 Latin Caribbean nations
Secretary of State George P. Shultz will begin a nine day tour to El Salvador Brazil Venezuela Grenada and Barbados to show U S support for democracy in the region. The trip aims to promote democratization as presidential elections in El Salvador on March 25 approach under an uneasy civilian government.
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Ohio farmers seek Supreme Court OK for new low interest loan plan
State Supreme Court action will authorize a government backed bond program to fund farm loans at 8 to 9 percent, about 3 percent below private lending rates. Ohio Farm Bureau Federation relies on an Attorney General opinion that farm loans fit under existing industrial and economic development loan laws.
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Rhode Island girl in coma after second liver implant
Justine Pinheiro a Curly haired brown eyed four year old from Pawtucket Rhode Island believed to be one of three children worldwide with two livers remained in a coma Saturday after receiving a second auxiliary liver. Mary Laughran nursing supervisor at Children’s Hospital described her condition as critical. The family has spent days at the child’s bedside in the hospital’s intensive care unit.
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Aquino followers halted by troops near Manila
About 500 protesters marching from Aquino's hometown in Tarlac province toward Manila were stopped by soldiers and riot police with guns clubs and firehoses at Malanday on Manila's northern edge. They withdrew to a provincial church after a three hour stand. The march aims to press a boycott of Friday's referendum and resume toward Manila's international airport where Aquino was killed.
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Michael Jackson leaves hospital after scalp burn injury
Michael Jackson, 25, checked out of Brotman Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles on Saturday after treatment for second and third degree burns from a pyrotechnic during a Pepsi commercial. He departed in a wheelchair at 12 30 p.m. with a bodyguard and relatives, amid heavy fan interest and calls to the hospital.
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Missiles and bombings hit Beirut as jets sweep suburbs
In Beirut on a tense Saturday, a ground-to-air missile missed a Navy helicopter over the U S Marine base as U S jets conducted reconnaissance missions. A car bomb in West Beirut wounded 16, a print shop explosion near Murr Tower injured two, and gunmen killed Walid el Jamal, a former Mourabitoun leader. No group claimed responsibility. The U S military offered no comment.
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Pakistan accuses Afghan raid kills dozens near border
Pakistan says Afghanistan launched jet bombing over a border region harboring anti Communist rebels. At least 40 killed and 50 to 60 injured as two Soviet built fighters dropped one bomb and fired around 100 rockets Friday near the southwestern region about 240 miles from Islamabad. Among the dead were five Afghan refugees.
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Attack in Ugandan village leaves thirteen dead and wounded
Survivors report 13 people killed or injured in a Friday night raid on Muduuma village, 25 miles southwest of Kampala. Unidentified men in tattered clothes used sharp weapons and automatic public safety items. Villagers say motives unclear and not likely political.
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Mass attack shocks Gandan village leaving 13 dead
Survivors report attackers looted homes and burned what they could not seize. They describe a serious knife and axe assault, with 13 bodies found including seven children as villagers fled for aid. The toll may rise toward twenty.
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Strike Halts London Times for Third Day
The Times of London and sister Sunday Times canceled publication for a third day as 600 more workers were suspended amid a battle with unions over managerial duties in the news library. News International warned the papers face jeopardy due to ongoing financial losses.
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Winning Ohio Lottery numbers reported in Cleveland
The Ohio Lottery drew The Number on Saturday night, revealing 453 as the winning daily number. In the Ohio Lotto weekly drawing, the six numbers were 7 10 13 25 27 and 37.
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Harrisburg AP notes the Pennsylvanie Daily Lottery results with the Big Four draw showing numbers 9 3 3 and the combination 0 4 -2. The fragment confirms a Saturday draw and highlights the winning digits in a terse update.
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Athens Centered World Map From Ohio University
A new azimuthal equidistant world map printed at Ohio University centers Athens at the globe and places Ohio University nearby. Provost James Bruning said the map will be distributed by the university for gifts and special awards. Cartographer Catherine Steiner, assistant director of the Cartographic Center, led eight months of work totaling over 500 hours.
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Eb ony and Ivory Weekend at Penn State aims to bridge gap
Two fraternities at Pennsylvania State University joined for an Ebony and Ivory Weekend to tear down social barriers between black and white students. Activities included speeches films discussions and concerts. Alpha Phi Alpha member Keith Burris says the ice between groups has formed from mutual alienation while Dale Fisher notes blacks are outnumbered on campus.
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Paroled convict charged in another rape in alley
Ronnell Barrett Williams 34 of Kansas City, on parole from a three year sentence for rape of a nun and robbery of a priest, was charged with raping a 24 year old woman in an alley. Williams and a second suspect fled on foot after a chase. both were arrested. Bond set at $50,000. Detective Bernard Gowin and Police Captain Marilyn Branniger provided details.
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