Reagan offers fair deal in talks with Gromyko
President Reagan said the Soviet Union could get a fair deal in negotiations and noted a healthy exchange on arms control with Gromyko after a two hour meeting. Shultz called discussions substantive and both sides pledged to keep in touch, while Gromyko gave no public read on progress.
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Washington
Reagan
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Gromyko
George P. Shultz
Moscow
State Department
Geneva
Arms Control
Kenneth Adelman
Shultz
New York
U.N
Debris from Boeing 747 drops during Seattle flight
Chunks up to eight feet long fell from Northwest Orient Flight 19 after takeoff from Seattle. The 747 returned safely to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport with all 350 aboard unharmed. Debris struck a car and littered house roofs. one large piece landed near cattle. Authorities attributed the loss to a left inboard engine cowling, with the jet returning to land at 3:32 p.m. PDT.
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Milton, Wash
Seattle
Seoul
Korea
Northwest Orient Flight 19
Seattle-Tacoma International
Federal Aviation Administration
Jim Reed
KIRO
Reed
Ferguson
Weather outlook with showers and mild temperatures
The forecast calls for rain today with a high near 55 and a 70 percent chance of precipitation. Tonight will be cloudy with a low around 40 and a 50 percent chance of rain. Monday should see partial sun and highs in the mid 50s, with lingering rain chances.
Man Found Dead Tied On Tracks In Suspected Prank
Olmsted Township police report a 20 to 30 year old white male was killed when struck by a train near the Lewis Road crossing while tied to the tracks. The death is treated as a homicide with possible fraternity initiation ties being investigated. investigators found keys at the scene and seek a GM car. Coroner may identify the man today or Monday.
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Olmsted Twp
Olmsted Township
Lewis Road
General Motors
Oberlin to balance growth with quality of life
Oberlin leaders seek growth while preserving green ideals and a high quality of life. Officials note plans since 1970 emphasize diverse population, compact downtown, bike paths, careful zoning, and beautification as the town pursues sewer work and reforestation without a full citywide long-range plan.
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Oberlin
Pat Knight
Ms. Knight
Chicago
Ober
Dale Sugerman
Dance launches Lorain County Week at regional airport
About 200 people danced to big band music from the 1930s and 40s in a hangar at Lorain County Regional Airport to kick off Lorain County Week. The Arrival Big Band from Oberlin College performed amid American flags, banners, and vintage posters. More than 100 events are planned through next Sunday, sponsored by the Lorain County Visitors Bureau and 40 local businesses.
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Lorain County
Midwest Air Services
Oberlin College
Red Cross
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