Bombings At Hotel Rajneesh Spur Tightened Security
Stephen Paster of Los Angeles in serious condition after three bombs explode in his hotel room at Hotel Rajneesh in Jama causing $140,000 in damage. Paster charged with three counts of first degree arson as police seek two other men believed to be California residents.
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Avalanche victims hunt as rescuers face more mudslides
In Colombia, rescue squads battle landslides around the Guavio dam site east of Bogota after a rain soaked slide killed about 160 workers at the hydroelectric project. Army engineers assist civil defense as 50 tons are cleared per hour and survivors describe a night of terror.
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Bernard J Ridder dies at 79 in California
Bernard J Ridder longtime publisher of the Pasadena Star News and Knight Ridder board member died of cancer at 79 in Pasadena California He stepped down as publisher in 1974 after 18 years and remained on the Knight Ridder board Survived by wife Georgia Buck sons Bernard Jr and L Michael Ridder and several grandchildren Funeral services will be private
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Surrealist filmmaker Bunuel dies at age 83 in Mexico City
Luis Bunuel, the Spanish born director who shaped surrealist cinema, has died at 83 in Mexico City hospital from cirrhosis. His prolific career spanned six decades and included The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie and Belle de Jour. Born in Calanda, he studied in Madrid, allied with Lorca and Dali, fled Spain in the Civil War, and became a Mexican citizen in 1949.
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Congress approves broad spending bill heading to Reagan
Congress sent the measure to President Reagan after a 257-133 House vote and a 49-25 Senate tally. It funds dozens of federal programs, keeps food stamp benefits on schedule next month for about 22 million recipients, and provides Senate members a $9138 pay raise. The package excludes $8.4 billion from the International Monetary Fund.
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