Spy couple warned of probe by top counterspy
BONN West Germany AP a secretary in Chancellor Kohl's office and her husband who fled to East Germany were suspected spies. Kurt Rebmann said Herta Astrid Willner 45 and her 59-year old husband Herbert defected after being questioned. Tiedge a Bonn counterintelligence figure could have warned them, officials said.
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Manhunt Exhausts Two Fugitives in North Carolina
Police say two inmates charged with killing Trooper Coggins in North Carolina were nearly worn out after a three day manhunt by 200 officers, bloodhounds and helicopters. William Bray 23 and Jimmy Rios 21 surrendered near 4 pm Tuesday in Blue Ridge Mountains after trackers forced them down. They gave no resistance and offered few words, while items stolen from a nearby home were found along the trail. Snead, who knew the suspects at a Asheville apartment, described them as friendly, with oddities like a South Carolina plate on their pickup.
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Reagan Frames Star Wars as Gas Mask Against Nuclear Threat
President Reagan likened the Strategic Defense Initiative to a gas mask kept after World War I, explaining nations retain protective gear despite bans on chemical weapons. He defended the program, urged free trade, touted 33 months of growth and 8 million jobs, and referenced summit plans with Gorbachev and Mozambican President Machel.
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FDA approves US human tests for AIDS drug HPA-23
The FDA authorized human testing in the United States for HPA-23, the anti AIDS drug linked to actor Rock Hudson. Dr. Harry Meyer notes the drug shows promise in early French tests by potentially knocking out the virus, while cautions remain about durability after treatment ends. The drug is the fourth AIDS related medication in US clinical trials.
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