Soviet subs get cruise missiles
The Soviet Defense Ministry announced it is deploying new long-range cruise missiles on strategic bombers and submarines in a move seen as matching US deployments. Tass cited ongoing tests of ground-launched missiles and accused the US of seeking nuclear superiority while pledging the USSR will deploy sea and air launched missiles as part of its defense. The US urged resuming START talks to limit cruise missiles and reduce offensive arms.
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Tax sign triggers narcotics raid on Ward home
Carlton Ward, 51, arrested after agreeing to allow a campaign sign in his yard led to a police search. Detectives seized 800 LSD tablets from behind a kitchen clock and cited Ward as a major distributor. He faces aggravated trafficking and related charges, with a $60,000 bond posted. ward reportedly asked the reporter not to place the sign after arrest.
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Tigers Up 3-1 Could End Series Today
In sports, section D, Tigers lead 3-1 and can clinch the series today. C-T Staff Writer Amy Richards examines how day care centers are regulated in Accent, starting on page B-1.
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Weather Outlook Fog to Partly Cloudy With Mild Temps
Dense fog this morning gives way to partly cloudy skies by afternoon with highs around 65 to 70. Tonight and Monday remain mostly cloudy with lows near 50 to 55 and highs 70 to 75. Rain probability 10 percent today and 20 percent tonight. Details on Page A-3.
Traffic controllers safe as ever but gripes remain
In Cleveland Hopkins Airport control room, trainee Walker Smith and fellow controllers defend safety after 1981 strike layoff many veterans. They cite automation and training as keys to maintaining standards despite manpower shortages. A near miss at Oberlin ATC raised concerns over ongoing safety.
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