Trudeau presses China arms control push during 32 hour visit
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau met Chinese leaders in Peking as he pursues a new arms race curb with the five major powers. He left India’s Commonwealth talks for the stop, hoping to meet Deng Xiaoping before Delhi return, and possibly Moscow talks with Kremlin officials. In Manila police prepared charges against 27 demonstrators for protests marking Benigno Aquino's birthday amid ongoing anti-government unrest after the Marcos era.
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Pierre Trudeau
Canada
India
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Great Hall of the People
Deng Xiaoping
New Delhi
Moscow
Kremlin
Manila
Philippines
Benigno Aquino
Death toll hits 50 in Plains blizzard
A severe Plains blizzard with 50 deaths as Thanksgiving travel ends. Snowdrifts reach eight feet in southwestern Nebraska while 20 inches bury Ogallala and 16 inches blanket Norfolk and Minden. Eastern Colorado to Minnesota report two feet of snowfall with 50 mph winds and wind chills near 40 below. Sioux City Iowa records ten inches of snow and freezing rain snarls highways.
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Rockies
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Nebraska
Colorado
Minnesota
Ogallala
Norfolk
Minden
Sioux City
Iowa
Weather outlook for Tuesday across the central region
A snow forecast covers the western Dakotas through the Midwest to the upper Great Lakes. Rain is expected from the mid-Atlantic states to New England. Western states will be clear. Most areas of the area see varied precipitation with a focus on snow and rain bands.
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Weather outlook with mixed precip overnight
Cloudy tonight with a chance of rain and possible wet snow by morning. Lows reach the upper 20s to upper 30s. Mostly cloudy and colder tomorrow with a chance of rain or rain and wet snow. Highs in the low 30s to low 40s.
Weather Outlook: Snow Likely Wednesday Through Friday
Local forecast predicts snow shurries on Wednesday with cloudy skies Thursday. Rain and snow possible Friday. Temperatures: Wednesday highs in the low to mid 30s, Thursday and Friday mid-30s to mid-40s. Overnight lows range from the low 20s to low 30s.
Former plant inspector Balazs to meet NRC on unsafe parts
Cleveland AP report says Steve Balazs a 34 year old former quality control inspector at the Perry nuclear site arranged to meet Nuclear Regulatory Commission officials to discuss allegedly unsafe electrical components. He quit September 28 after two years and says about 16 inspectors have been fired quit or transferred recently at the plant. The twin reactor unit is built by Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. and CEI with four other utilities.
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Washington
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Abscam
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FBI
Richard Kelly
Florida
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Justice Department
Syrian Iraq merger proposed to end Gulf War
Deputy Premier Mohammed Heider of Syria told Al-Watan that a merger with Iraq could end the Iran Iraq war. Heider, a top Baath official, quoted President Hafez Assad as backing the plan during a meeting with UAE President Zayed bin Sultan, who was mediating Syria Iraq disputes.
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Al-Watan
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Hafez Assad
United Arab Emirates
Sheik Zayed bin Sultan
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Salvadoran bloodiest week as 269 killed in civil war
A Roman Catholic leader said 269 people were killed in Salvadoran political violence last week, with 211 deaths in fighting between government forces and leftist guerrillas. He described the period as one of the darkest weeks in months, amid threats from rightist death squads targeting clerics.
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Gregorio Rosa Chavez
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Nicaragua
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Managua
Protesters Prompt Cancellation of Crane Memorial Deer Hunt
Ip swich Massachusetts AP reports protesters planned to block a five day deer kill at Crane Memorial Reservation forcing cancellation less than 12 hours before launch. Wayne Mitton of the Trustees of Reservations cited fear of confrontations between protesters hunters and police. State officials sought to reduce a disease riddled deer herd on the 1400 acre ocean side reserve with 75 hunters set to start. Dorothy O'Brien noted about 10 protesters intended to enter the site and hide until dawn.
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Wayne Mitton
Trustees of Reservation
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South Village Green
Dorothy O'Brien
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Judge questions fairness in murder conviction reversal
Inglewood California AP Judge Roosevelt F. Dorn orders 15 years to life for Tony Cooks after appeals court upholds verdict despite his claim the trial was unfair. Dorn blasts prosecutor as not seeking justice and labels defense attorney Gus T. Poole totally incompetent for failing to question witnesses during cross examination.
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Gus T. Poole
Florida firm to supply ultralight planes for war use
Worldwide Ultralites of Houston agreed to build 200 ultralight aircraft for Lorken International Inc of Miami in a $1.3 million order. Owners Del Martin and Fred Bell said the destination governments are not disclosed, while Lorken spokesman Domingo Linale indicated deliveries could reach Guatemala Honduras El Salvador and Costa Rica.
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Dallas Christmas tree arrival delayed by snow
A 70 foot Christmas tree bound for Dallas from Kalispell Montana was delayed by snow. The fir's 2000 mile journey faced rerouting around snow blocked roads in Wyoming. Cabral, the driver, reported impassable routes and Interstate 25 through Casper shut down. Even with a possible Tuesday arrival the two day setup risks delaying the lighting ceremony.
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Winning Ohio Lotto numbers with $2.6 million eyeing
The Ohio Lottery weekly Lotto top prize is estimated at 2.6 million with no perfect six-number hit Saturday. Winning numbers were 8 17 19 27 30 31. 123 players matched five, earning 1061 each. 7,495 matched four and won 46 each. Sales total 1,739,179 with 475,273 payout.
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Cleveland
Ohio Lottery
Gund Foundation approves over $2 million in grants in 1983 third quarter
Cleveland based George Gund Foundation awarded $2,063,075 in 97 grants during the third quarter, pushing nine month total past $4.8 million. The largest grant was $250,000 to Playhouse Square Foundation for Palace and State theater renovation and operations. A $5,628 grant went to Youngstown YMCA for a program offering free memberships to 100 students who devise school improvement plans.
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George Gund Foundation
Playhouse Square Foundation
Youngstown Ymca
Japan dissolves parliament sets December 18 election
Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone dissolved the lower house amid opposition boycotts over ethics. Elections are set for December 18, six months early after Kakuei Tanaka’s bribery conviction and a tea party dispute over his seat. The LDP controls 285 of 498 seats as the four year term would end next June.
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Yasuhiro Nakasone
Kakuei Tanaka
Tanaka
Nakacane
Liberal Democratic
LDP
Nakasone
Printers' dispute closes six British papers
Six national newspapers did not publish as striking printers halted work in a 20 week dispute over hiring policies. The clash pits Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's government against militant unions, starting with non union workers at a Manchester area printing plant. The Trades Union Congress leaders were to meet in emergency session amid the confrontation.
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Labor Movement
Manchester
Margaret Thatcher
Trades Union Congress
Britain
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Seuss, Abscam, and a Pope in a Patchwork News Roundup
A collage of brief items: Dr. Seuss defends humor and notes his works sold over 100 million copies with The Butter Battle Book completed. Former congressman John Jenrette recalls Abscam while awaiting sentencing, Newark and Florida locations cited. A boy’s sign delights Pope John Paul II in Rome. Gov Mario Cuomo speaks at St John the Divine on church and state, defending constitutional limits on morality in government.
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Dr. Seuss
Aare
Frye
Geisel
la Jolla
Calif
John Paul II
Rome
Mario Tuti
St. Philip Neri
John Paul
New York
Mario Cuomo
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Cuomo
Cuero
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