Reagan at the United Nations calls for nuclear disarmament
President Reagan told the United Nations General Assembly that nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought and offered to curb the U S missile deployments in Europe if the Soviets agree to global arms reductions. He urged flexibility in Geneva talks and stressed U N peacekeeping support while criticizing the Soviet downing of a Korean airliner.
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United States
Europe
Soviet Union
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General Assembly
Korean Air Lines
U.S
Paul Nitze
Lorain man charged in Boy Scout deaths after hit and run
Harold Adcox, 26, of Lorain, is charged with two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide along with driving while intoxicated license suspension and leaving the scene. Police say a witness saw him walking near the crash area two hours after the Saturday morning hit run that killed 11 year old Daniel Kress and 13 year old Stephen Tomsco while walking eastward with scouts. The car was later found two miles away, and Adcox, held on $50,000 bond, faces arraignment in Lorain Municipal Court.
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Harold Allen Adcox
Root Road
23Rd St
Oakdale Avenue
Daniel Kress
13Th St
Stephen Tomsco
Ninth St
Gustavo Nunez
Adcox
Nunez
Michael Kienzle
Lebanon cabinet quits to push national unity government
Prime Minister Shafik Wazzan announced his cabinet’s resignation hours after a cease-fire arranged by the United States and Saudi Arabia halted Lebanon’s civil war. He said the move clears the way for a national unity cabinet to rebuild the homeland. President Amin Gemayel has not decided on accepting the resignation. The cease-fire aimed to foster a broad dialogue among Lebanon’s factions, with international observers to monitor the truce. Six to eight lines of clashes were reported earlier, with casualties and continued concern over security in Beirut and surrounding areas.
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Lebanon
Shafik Wazzan
United States
Saudi Arabia
Wazzan
Amin Gemayel
Syria
Druse
Walid Jumblatt
U.S
Robert C. McFarlane
Souk el-Gharb
United Nations
London
New York
Britain
France
Italy
Central Mountains
Baldwin-Wallace player dies after jumping from hospital window
Michael L. Edwards, 19, reserve quarterback for Baldwin-Wallace College, died at 1:29 a.m. after plunging from a hospital window while being treated for personal problems. The official cause remains under investigation. family members call for answers as police review events surrounding his admission and death.
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Baldwin-Wallace
Edwards
Muriel Hardy
Edward
Blatnica
Ronald
Mark
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John Kenney
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Long Beach
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Mineral City
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Robert Hiatnica
Cuyahoga County
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