U.S. Officers Travel with Salvadoran Troops in Offensive
Three U.S. military officers including the top U.S. adviser in El Salvador joined Salvadoran combat troops on an offensive strike near a rebel rear-guard area. Embassy rules restricting advisers in combat were treated flexibly, with Ambassador Pickering saying no rules were broken as a crack Salvadoran unit protected the American officers who did not fight. The officers were Col. James Steele, Lt. Col. David Blizzard, and Staff Sgt. Walter.
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Perquin
el Salvador
U.S
Thomas Pickering
James Steele
David Blizzard
Walter
Yank advisors join troops in strike on Salvador rebels
Carlyle, a senior noncommissioned officer, accompanies U S Army helicopters as they ferry three advisers and Salvadoran officers to Perguin near Perquin. Government troops drive guerrillas from the ridge and the town, while U S journalists accompany the operation. Ground fire and a mine injure a Salvadoran soldier. officers say they followed combat rules with the Atlacatl Battalion under Lt Col Domingo Monterrosa.
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Perquin
Perguin
U.S
Autopsy Decline Threatens Public Health Across Hospitals
In a 20 year trend autopsies have fallen from about 50 percent of deaths in the 1950s to roughly 14 percent today, sparking concerns among pathologists and researchers that reduced postmortem analysis impairs understanding of new diseases, antibiotic resistance, and environmental hazards.
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John Carter
Case Western Reserve University
Medical School
Cleveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Fairview General
Middleburg Heights
Southwest General
Carter
American Council On Science and Health
Ohio State Survives Scare As McKinney Sets Record
Ohio State battles to avert a scare while star McKinney adds another school record. The game highlights a tense finish with key plays shaping the outcome.
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Ohio State
McKinney
Accent on Living Astro Graph Auction Crossword Puzzle
A compact note pack from the Accent on Living column mentioning auctions a crossword puzzle and a feature on Deaf Garden Helpmate Sunset Years and a thanks a million to readers for assistance with “Your own computer” items.
Weekend Weather Outlook With Rain and Thunder Risk
Outside wind today with occasional rain and possible thunderstorms. Highs in the upper 60s. Tonight sees occasional showers in the mid-50s. Monday mostly cloudy with scattered showers and highs in the mid-60s. Rain chances are 80 percent today and tonight and 40 percent on Monday. Details on Page A-3.
Record $213 Million Raised in U S Midyear Campaign
U S political fundraising tops 213 million by mid year driven by PAC donations. 2,019 candidates for 435 House seats and 33 Senate seats spent 162 million by June 30, up 21 percent from 1982. PACs contributed 50.7 million, about 23 percent. Top fundraisers include Sen Jesse Helms, Gov Jim Hunt and others as races become the costliest in history.
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Senate
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FEC
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Jim Hunt
Helms
West Virginia
Jay Rockefeller
Hunt
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Rudy Boschwitz
Minnesota
Rent Hance
Texas
Lloyd Doggett
Gramm
Doggett
James R Jones
Oklahoma
Robert H. Michel
Jones
New York
Stephen J. Solarz
Joseph P. Addabbo
Andrew Stein
Jacksons draw Victory Tour sellout in Cleveland stadium
The Jacksons final Victory Tour show in Cleveland drew 47,186 fans despite a light rain, over 2,000 more than projected capacity for the 80,000 seat Stadia. Friday's crowd was underwhelming with 10,000+ tickets unsold, while Saturday sales rose aided by sunny weather. Promoter comments noted October Midwest timing and lack of major security issues.
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Jacksons
Dino Lucarelli
Cleveland Stadium Corp
Lucarelli
Midwest
Chuck Sullivan
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Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Salvador
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Steele
Atlacatl Battalion
Domingo Monterrosa
W. Va
Boston College
Royko, Feagler
Dixie Botamer
Botamer Florist
Park Place, Elyria
Gene Krebs
Ronald Reagan
Walter Mondale
Kansas City
Ken Westphal
League of Women Voters
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Boschwitz
Joan Grove
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