NASA space station plan fizzles after Reagan speech
CAPE CANAVERAL FLA UPI The space agency faced disappointment as President Reagan did not commit to a space station or a new shuttle. Officials cited uncertainty over costs while noting a future, more permanent presence in space. NASA urged action, highlighting a $3 billion to $3.5 billion program over years and the Soviet Salyut 7 as context.
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Busy Cleveland day as fans flood terminal and streets
Elyria resident Neille Sidle watched crowds form at the Terminal Tower lobby for the Budweiser Cleveland 500 with shuttle buses arriving every few minutes. Outside, vendors shouted while parking lots charged up to three dollars for access.
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Israel blocks aid and clashes color Beirut scene
Israeli forces restrict food and water to west Beirut amid sniper fire and sporadic shelling. A Lebanese policeman had sandwiches confiscated before entry, a UN vehicle was stopped, and water bottles emptied. West Bank protests flare as Palestinians report injuries and leaders call a strike.
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New Federalism a boon or boondoggle debate
A Lorain County news analysis argues that New Federalism shifts costs from federal to state levels, hurting Ohio's education and welfare funding while benefiting low tax, suburban communities. It notes Ohio ranks poorly in state education and welfare shares compared with peers, and highlights severance taxes benefiting energy-rich states at Ohio's expense. Ohio gains or loses depend on state policy and local tax choices.
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World Celebration draws 5800 followers to Rajneesh event
ANTELOPE Ore UPI Kay Boettcher 25 says she feels at home with followers of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh at the sects first World Celebration Hundreds of newcomers join the festival housed in 1800 tents on the 100 square mile ranch bought last year The five day event includes daily satsang with Rajneesh in Buddha Hall and a silent session Bhagwan arrives in a white Rolls Royce to observe the hour long meditation Organizers expect the event to become an annual festival attracting participants from Europe and Japan and the United States.
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July 4 1982 Independence Day clashes with Sabbath
Fourth of July events across the country mingled with church services as celebrations pressed ahead in Philadelphia near Independence Hall with a crowd of about 2,000. Mayor William Green praised the landmark setting. Other festivities included canoe races, concerts, and fireworks. In Washington a Cannabis Coalition Smoke In drew about 600 people near the White House to demand pot law reform. A Park Police briefing noted no charges for most, with one arrestee said to be drug-affected. About 25,000 ran the Peachtree Road Race in Atlanta despite ministerial protests seeking a Monday reschedule. Churches nationwide reported weaker attendance as Americans enjoyed picnics and fireworks. Ben Coli completed his sixth annual jump from the top of Atlanta’s Peachtree Plaza Hotel, sliding down a rope at high speed during a 20-second descent.
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Astronauts greet Fourth of July as shuttle progress seen
President Reagan lauded the space program amid a Fourth of July ceremony as the Enterprise and the Challenger prepare for future flights. He linked the shuttle effort to American tradition, democracy and a new era of space and defense operations, with Mattingly and Hartsfield praising ongoing progress.
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