Grenada gravesite could hold Bishop and others
Grenada officials say a gravesite may contain Prime Minister Maurice Bishop and others killed in the October coup. Tests will confirm identities. reports say more than 100 bodies. U.S. and Grenadian authorities assess the situation as aid and reconstruction efforts continue after the invasion.
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McBride’s Death Shocks USW Leadership in Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers President Lloyd McBride died at 67 after heart bypass surgery. His death leaves the union without an obvious successor and raises questions about future leadership amid shifting steel industry forces. Colleagues recalled his caustic wit and fierce defense of workers.
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Syria mobilizes forces amid fear of U S strike in Beirut
Syria put its armed forces on alert and ordered general mobilization amid fears of a U S attack in retaliation for the Beirut truck bombings. Damascus radio urged reservists to report for active duty as officials warned of potential aggression with American involvement.
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Ailing Andropov misses Soviet anniversary parade
In Red Square, Yuri Andropov absent due to illness as a 66th anniversary parade proceeds with Defense Minister Ustinov leading. A portrait of Andropov appears on a float while officials note his public absence fuels speculation about his health and power.
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Man sets self aflame near Lenin Mausoleum in Moscow parade
Witnesses report a man set himself on fire in Red Square near Lenin’s tomb shortly after a Revolution Day parade. He appeared badly burned but alive when KGB officers removed him. The briefcase and clothing burned for about 10 minutes before were seized by security.
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China quake in Shandong kills a few people
A strong 5.9 magnitude earthquake struck Heze county in Shandong province early today collapsing old houses and smokestacks and injuring a small number of people. The Seismology Bureau said casualties were still under investigation and that most damage was in poorly maintained structures.
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Cabinet Wife Suz Block reveals life behind Washington’s glare
Suzanne Block of Knox County Illinois wife of Secretary John Block discusses life in Washington. She cleans her own house and car, attends numerous receptions, and fears invisibility at social events. She recalls meeting world leaders, paying her own way to Rome, and balancing family with a busy cabinet schedule.
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