Garroway, Today host, dies by suicide in Swarthmore home
Dave Garroway, famed original host of NBC's Today, died by his own hand after post operative heart surgery complications. He was 69 and had been in and out of hospitals. his death is described as death by own action with no criminality found.
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France defies U.S. ban by selling turbine gear for Soviet gas line
Paris says it will ship U.S.-licensed turbine rotors to the Arengoy pipeline project in the Soviet Union despite Reagan administration sanctions. France calls the U.S. move harmful as Socialist President Mitterrand vows to honor contracts while Cheysson lashes out at Washington.
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Soviet embezzler blamed for girl's death in Moscow tragedy
A Soviet magazine report in Literary Gazette details how store director Anatoly Andreyev, previously punished for embezzlement, terrorized Marina Beregueva into suicide after she was falsely accused of shoplifting. Beregueva, a university-bound student from a rural background, leaped from a ninth floor window after the director taunted her. Andreyev received four years in a labor camp, while the department manager remained free to work at a trade institution.
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National Press Club Closes Its Members Bar
The National Press Club in Washington closes the storied Members Bar after 33 years to make way for a $57 million renovation. The bar, once men only, hosts a somber farewell with a two hour happy hour, as guests prepare to drink in a future, higher floor reopens with a new bar.
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Panel weighs ending Capitol Hill page program
Washington UPI report on a House task force chaired by Rep. Bill Alexander considering abolishing the Capitol Hill page system amid charges of sex and drugs involving teen pages and lawmakers. Witnesses including former pages and staff urge keeping 16–18 year olds. some favor reform or replacement with college students or military personnel. The Justice Department and House ethics committee probe allegations of solicited sex and a grand jury probe into cocaine dealing in congressional corridors.
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