Bombing in Madrid kills eight civil guards on bus
In Madrid a car bomb in a residential district exploded as a bus carrying 58 civil guards passed Dominican Republic Square. At least eight guards were killed, 20 seriously wounded, and 35 injured while windows shattered and debris wounded bystanders. A guardsman aboard the bus described the chaotic scene.
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Madrid
Spain
Manuel Moles
Moles
Dominican Republic
Diego Cortes Valdes
Weather Occluded Stationary Front Observed
Weather service reports an occluded stationary front over the region with limited precipitation. NOAA notes show varying cloud cover and a shift in wind direction toward the north as system pressures stabilize.
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Nal Weather Service
Noaa US
Heat Keeps Grip on Dixie Weather Alert Across Regions
Rain scatters across the nation with flash flood watches in Iowa and Nebraska while a Southeast heat wave persists. Thunderstorms stretch from the Plains to the mid Atlantic as watches pop in Iowa and Missouri. Forecast calls for showers Tuesday and Wednesday with highs in the 70s and 80s and northerly to northeast winds.
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Nebraska
Missouri
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Ohio Lotto No Saturday Winner. Next Jackpot Up
Cleveland and Harrisburg reports show no Ohio Lotto winner on Saturday with a $1,319,404 jackpot. Next week's estimated jackpot rises to about $2.6 million as numbers drawn were 19 20 21 33 34 36 and The Number 442. Pennsylvania Big 4 numbers were 3 2 1 0 and Daily Number 7 6 1.
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Cleveland
Ohio Lottery
Harrisburg
Gunds Ad Agency Moves Headquarters to Halle Building
Nationwide Advertising Service Inc owned by Cavaliers owners George and Gordon Gund moves from the Statler Office Tower to the Halle Building in downtown Cleveland occupying the entire sixth floor. The firm with 34 offices and about 100 million in annual billings outgrew its Statler space. Ted Stepien, former owner, will relocate from Cleveland possibly to San Diego or Palm Beach while remaining a consultant and Florida team owner.
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Hardliner Chink named Vietnam Party head after Le Duan
The 79 year old Truong Chink was chosen to lead Vietnam's Communist Party succeeding Le Duan who died last week. Tass reported from Hanoi that Chink, long an old guard revolutionary, was elected at an extraordinary Central Committee meeting. no additional succession details were given.
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Thailand
Truong Chink
Vietnam
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Ts Tass
Hanoi
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Chinh
Party
Prison spending soars 50 percent by 1983
A Justice Department study shows corrections costs rising 50.9 percent from 1980 to 1983 to 10.4 billion dollars, with total police courts and prisons spending reaching 39.7 billion in 1983 or 170 per American, accounting for 2.9 percent of all government outlays.
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Justice Department
Bureau of Justice Statistics
California pot war pays off in fines and land forfeitures
Northern California marijuana growers face penalties under a 2 year old federal law as prosecutors seize land. Twelve arrest cases have resulted in fines totaling about 500000, equating to at least 80 percent of property equity. Two large cases await trial while two convicted growers surrendered land.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
California
Typhoon Peggy and Tornado Kill 52 in China
China Daily reported a typhoon and a tornado hit coastal regions killing 52 and injuring about 800. Shanghai saw 31 dead and 500 injured from a Friday tornado, while Typhoon Peggy claimed 21 lives and 287 injuries in Guangdong. Flooding stranded more than 100,000 people.
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China
China Daily
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Guangdong
Li Gaisheng
Atorm
Some 2558 buttons sewn on Claude Lemarchs shirt in Caen
A Caen man shows off a sweat shirt sewn with 2558 buttons given by friends weighing almost nine pounds. In Hilton Head Island a brawl left Woody Harrelson and his brother Brett badly injured over a fare dispute during a celebrity weekend event. Eddie Murphy’s Pittsburgh show faced a life threat delaying start, while space icon James Irwin plans another Mount Ararat ascent seeking Noahs Ark. Jerry Garcia recovers from a diabetic coma after hospital treatment and tour fatigue.
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