Bombing strikes Santiago police bus amid political violence
In Santiago Chile a remote controlled bomb wrecked a police bus downtown killing one bystander and wounding 11 others as violence raged during a week of attacks on government targets. The blast shattered windows and damaged vehicles along the main boulevard. four bystanders were hurt. No group claimed responsibility as authorities investigated. In San Salvador a Salvadoran officer linked to the murders of two American advisers was subpoenaed to testify in a two-year case, with a US Embassy spokesman noting the officer may hold key information.
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Winterlike system hits Rockies and Plains
A wintry weather system spread from Colorado into southeastern Wyoming bringing snow to the central Rockies and western Plains, with up to 7 inches in western Kansas by early morning. Light snow continued in the Northeast while rain mingled with sleet in Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle.
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Weather Outlook With Rain Snow Flakes In Southwest
National Weather Service forecasts Sunday rain in the Southwest with potential snow in the southern Rockies. Otherwise mostly clear nationwide. Lows 20s to 30s, Sunday highs 49 to 55. Winds NW 10 to 15 knots, shifting W Sunday. Ice free seas 1 to 2 feet.
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Weather outlook for Monday to Wednesday
Local forecast shows a Monday through Wednesday period with a chance of showers on Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs expected from the upper 40s to mid 50s, mostly in the 50s, and nightly lows from the upper 20s to mid 20s Monday. Tuesday’s lows range in the mid 30s to mid 40s Wednesday.
Japanese farmers urge no more concessions in farm talks
Japanese agricultural leaders met Prime Minister Nakasone and urged no further concessions in farm trade talks with the United States as the pact expires today. Agriculture Minister Yamamura may travel to Washington soon to seek a final settlement, per Zenchu head Shizuma Iwamoto. LDP leaders will review the issue Monday.
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El Salvador may scrap U S voter computer system for runoff
El Salvador election officials study scrapping the US donated computer voter list amid bureaucratic snags in last Sunday's presidential ballot. The system cost about 10 million to the U S, and Reagan hailed the vote as a blow against tyranny while thousands were unable to vote due to bureaucratic snarls.
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Simultaneous Hawaiian eruptions prompt Royal Gardens evacuation
Fiery lava from Kilauea and Mauna Loa threaten homes on Hawaii Island. Seven residences evacuated as Kilauea lava advances toward Royal Gardens subdivision while Mauna Loa lava slows near Kaumana in Hilo. Previous flows damaged 16 homes and cost about 4 million dollars.
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Bankruptcy Courts Get One Month Extension
U S bankruptcy judge Hall Bonney Jr in Norfolk, Va keeps his courtroom open for a month as Senate approves a one month extension to operate the bankrupt system. The House also votes, but major differences remain over new judgeships and labor agreements blocking a permanent plan. The Supreme Court previously ruled the current operation unconstitutional and temporary authority ends at midnight today.
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U S to reassess arms and compliance stance
The State Department says the United States honors nuclear arms accords with the Soviet Union but cites Soviet behavior and US security needs as grounds for possible reassessment. A decision is expected before the next Trident submarine is commissioned late next year, with possible congressional pressure to act sooner amid criticism from the Soviet Union the Arms Control Association and Gary Hart.
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Owners vote to abandon Seabrook reactor project
Seabrook owners in New Hampshire voted to abandon the second reactor after 11 years and more than $3 billion spent since Public Service Company of New Hampshire sought the federal license. The decision ends the controversial Seabrook nuclear expansion.
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Missing Ohio bald eagle pair in Ottawa County
A state wildlife biologist reports that one of seven nesting pairs of bald eagles in Ohio is missing after an intensive search. The pair, once in Ottawa County, appears not to be present and a great horned owl now uses their nest. Remaining counties Lucas Sandusky Trumbull Ottawa still host pairs.
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RTA train car smoking injures three passengers
In Cleveland the Regional Transit Authority rapid transit car began smoking and popping noises injuring three riders. Tanya Finley 23 was treated for a leg injury after the car crowd panicked. Michael Ferguson 30 and Felicia Stewart 25 were treated for smoke inhalation and bruises.
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Brazil regime marks 20th anniversary in power
The anti-Communist military regime in Brazil marks its 20th year in office with record unemployment and inflation. President Joao Figueiredo, the fifth general to lead Latin Americas largest nation since 1964, defends gradual civilian rule while many Brazilians demand direct presidential elections. A 66-year-old leader mentions timing on television.
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Estate of fugitive police chief opened to public in Mexico City
In Mexico City the former chief Arturo Durazo Moreno, a fugitive wanted on tax fraud and extortion charges, left a $3 million Ajusco estate and a Zihuatanejo resort. The government seized the Darttene Pacific Bath complex and opened the Ajusco grounds to the public last weekend, drawing about 5000 visitors who could not enter the mansion.
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Actor sues Hanna Barbera over Porky likeness in cartoon
Gordon Lee 50, who played Porky in 43 Our Gang films, sues Hanna Barbera for 195 million dollars claiming the Little Rascals cartoon imitates his Porky character. He seeks 700000 in compensatory damages and 125 million in punitive damages in Denver federal court.
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No Fatal Accidents on Pike in Six Months
Ohio Turnpike has recorded no fatal accidents in the past six months the longest stretch without a fatality since opening in 1955 State Highway Patrol Lt Raymond Smith said Friday 25 turnpike deaths occurred in 1982 and 1983 the lowest two year total Six of the 13 deaths last year happened in Cuyahoga Lorain or Erie counties which have the heaviest turnpike traffic
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Union asks appeals court to force court to sign contract
The American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees files a complaint with the 8th Ohio District Court of Appeals alleging a valid contract with Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court. The pact was ratified by 85 probation officers and clerks on March 31, 1983, and the court allegedly refused to sign and, from March 2, has refused to abide by its terms.
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