Soviet Rhetoric Clashes Over Nuclear Arms At U.N.
United Nations session on disarmament features Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko attacking U.S. weapons policy and accusing Washington of militarism and trickery. Brezhnev questions NATO nuclear-first-use doctrine while Reagan pursues arms reductions in a contrasting tone.
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Severe storms pound Ohio as deaths, missing rise
Severe thunderstorms with high winds heavy rain and hail struck parts of Ohio late Tuesday. At least one person died and two were reported missing on Lake Erie. In Columbus neighborhoods residents fled as chaos spread with residents recalling mass panic and a scramble for safety. Virginia Prentice described the scene as people ran through streets seeking directions and shelter.
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Brief brutal storm ravages the state
Vermilion sections lose power until midnight after a severe storm. A lightning strike ignited a fire at Ronald Brother ton Jr.s home at 141 Pennsylvannia Ave causing 20000 in damages with no injuries. In Lorain lightning hit Edward Suttons TV antenna at 5665 Cherry wood Lane starting a fire causing 6000 in damages with no injuries. Elyria reports toppled trees and limbs.
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Grand jury politics cited in probe turmoil in Ohio city
A release accuses prosecutors of using the grand jury for political aims amid subpoenas to Harris-Sandy Farr staffers and others, with one clerk of courts testifying and the mystery over possible charges. The weather fallout includes damaging winds, power outages, and rescue efforts along Lake Erie.
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Jeff Szabo
Gerald Smith
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Natalie Neeson
Seiko Introduces World’s First Wristwatch Television
Suwa Seiko Co unveils a 1.2 inch liquid crystal wristwatch TV with calendar alarm and stopwatch. The 1.9 by 1.56 inch device, plus a pocket receiver and FM radio, weighs about 6.7 ounces for the receiver and 1.7 ounces for the watch, with audio via headphones. Marketed early next year at around 400 dollars, it uses digital watch tech and contrasts Sony Matsushita models with tubes.
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Besieged PLO seeks talks with U S over Lebanon invasion
The interview on Israeli TV showed Begin saying Israel aims not to capture Yasser Arafat or Beirut. Syrian forces resisted ultimatums near the capital as Israeli columns advanced toward Beirut. U S and Soviet intelligence assessments warned of broader tensions with possible Mediterranean reinforcement and troop movements.
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Alexander Haig
Falklands Fallout Deepens Argentine Crisis and British Relief Challenge
British commander warned 16 000 Argentine prisoners on the Falklands faced a major disaster relief problem as malnutrition disease and exposure spread despite the island surrender. In Buenos Aires police battled 10 000 protesters demanding the junta fall amid riots downtown and near the presidential palace.
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Senators press Donovan step aside over ties to crime
Senate Democrats urge President Reagan to ask Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan to step aside until investigations conclude after a witness murder and disclosure of Donovan’s alleged mob ties. White House backs Donovan despite calls for resignation as FBI material surfaces.
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