Woman wounded in shooting visits recovering pope
In Rome the wounded American Rose Hall visited Pope John Paul II at Gemelli hospital, meeting him on his recovery from the May 13 assassination attempt. Her husband Ken Hall said the pope appeared weak but cordial and prayed for his healing. Another American, Ann Odre of Buffalo, also wounded, was invited to meet the pope before returning home.
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Florida fossil site near Gainesville is filled in next month
The Love Bone Bed at Archer near Gainesville, a rich 9 million year old paleontological site uncovered by University of Florida scientists, will be filled in after yielding over a million fossils. Researchers describe it as eastern North America’s richest site of its era with about 100 vertebrate species.
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Begin charges Soviet advisers with Lebanese involvement
Israeli Prime Minister Begin said Soviet advisers accompany Syrian troops into Lebanon, linking Moscow to the Lebanon crisis. He also disclosed Israel secretly promised to defend Lebanese Christian militiamen from Syrian air attacks, and urged patience as US mediator Habib works in the region.
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Georgia police doubt Crawford link in river victim match
The body found in the Chattahoochee River matches Ronald Crawford’s description in many details but fingerprints suggest the victim is a man in his late 20s, not Crawford. Police and medical examiner officials caution identification remains tentative as the hunt continues for victims in the string of 27 slayings and a missing 10 year old.
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Reagan rides at Rancho Cielo as recovery continues
President Reagan toiled in the sun at his mountain top California ranch resuming his normal routine of horseback riding chopping wood and clearing brush. He rode Will's Fancy and No Strings joined by aides and Secret Service agents as he recuperates from the March 30 assassination attempt and prepares a West Point speech.
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Ohio tax policy helps suburbs as industries flee city
Ohio's tax abatements and local levy burden push industry to move from Cleveland to suburbs like Valley View. Public schools rely on local property taxes, with per pupil spending far below states cited nationally. State aid remains insufficient and deficits threaten future funding while rich communities gain competitive edge.
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