Toll in quake in Italy exceeds 1000, rescue continues
Rescue workers toil across Friuli after a devastating earthquake in Gemona and surrounding towns. The death toll is projected to top 1,000 with officials citing 814 confirmed dead and more than 2,000 injured as aftershocks test responders. Tremors severed roads, destroyed bridges, and cut communications while relief teams from multiple nations rushed in.
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Wicghael J. Duffy
Weiler Gemona, Maly
Portheast
Italy
Rowie
Moore
Udine
Trakatis
Switzerland
West Germany
Germata
Federico
Alessandro
Linda Venturini
Ossopo
Redross
Gemona
Elds
Bulacca
Imajor
Ald
Austria
Yugoslavia
Germany
Australia
1.8
Vicenza
NATO
Bula
Trock
Giovanni Leone
Lal
Malano
Renaissance
Pir
Eyewitness Account of Malane Quake and Aftermath
An AP report from Maijanq describes a house tremor followed by the bell tower collapse in MaSuito. The narrator and family escaped through rubble, aiding neighbors, while fear and confusion spread. Homes fell, streets filled with dust, supplies are scarce, and authorities and aid are urgently needed.
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Associated Preca
Sirs
Bruna Montenari
Malane
Bruna Montanari
Associated Press
Majanq
Mary
MaSuito
California Republicans file 167 Reagan delegates list
Pat Boone Efren Babalist and Mike Curb among prospective California delegates to the GOP national convention pledged to Ronald Reagan. The slate, filed with the secretary of state after Betty Ford submitted the Ford slate, shows no congressional figures and few state legislators, unlike the Democratic process.
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Sachamen'nd
Calif
Pat Eoone
Efreen
Mike Curb
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Betty Ford
Ford
Thor
Nambalist
Boone
Curb
Walter Matthau Leaves Hospital After Bypass Surgery
Walter Matthau, 54, former Oscar winner, exited Daniel Foreman Hospital in Templewood after coronary bypass surgery on April 24. He bumped into friend and roommate Jack Lemmon during his departure and kissed staff goodbye before returning home to Fairlawn Palisades.
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Los Angeles
Walter Matthau
Jack Lemmen
Mon
Matthau
Daniel Foreman
Taplewood
Fairlie Palisades
Mothers name eight cuddly winners in Mother's Day poll
The American Mothers group named a quintet of mothers as the cuddliest in a Mother’s Day poll. Each winner will receive a needlepaint pillow inscribed We’d love to cuddle you. The group, with about 8009 members, is known for charitable work the rest of the year.
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Los Angeles
Jerry Hrawn
Muhammad al
Dohony Carson
Joe Namath
Engelbert Humperdinck
Mary Boulich
Allied Chemical facing 1004 count pollution indictment
In Richmond Virginia Allied Chemical Corporation and Life Science Products face a 1004 count federal pollution indictment. The charges accuse discharging Kepone and two other chemicals into the James River from Gravelly Row and an associated plant. Gov bans fishing along a 40 mile James River stretch due to Kepone contamination.
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Richmond
Allied Chemical Sorp
Federal
Bs Diotment
Jamee River
Allied
Federal Environmentn) Protection Agency
Cridet
Avillion
Damax River
Tharlhe
James River
Gov. Mills Godwin
Hopewell
Chesapeake Hay
James
Life, Science
Alfred
Here
State Health Department
Wisconsin officials sample goat meat at statehouse event
At a Wisconsin Restaurant Association reception in Gov Luczak's cabinet room politicians and restaurateurs sampled chevon. Lt Gov Schreiber declined the invitation leaving another official to explain. Culinary writer Arthur Gruner prepared goat dishes from chops to beer cheddar chevon with mint lime sauces.
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Madison
Wis
Statehouse
Chevon
Wisconsin Restaurant Association
Patrick J. Lucay
Liney
Martin Schreiber
Mary Friadman
Cable
University of Wisconsin- Madison
Arthur Gruner
Cudahy
Association
Wisconsin
Arthur Kurtz
New York City
San Francisco
Tennessean editor fired over past FBI contacts
John Seigenthaler, publisher, said wife Jarque Srouji former copy editor was fired after information she provided related to past and current FBI communications. He reported threats to his family and questioned the timing and motive behind the firing. The article ties her to alleged FBI informant activity and mentions testimony before Congress about Miss Silkwood’s case and Kerr-McGee nuclear plant safety questions.
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Nashville
John Seigenthaler
The
Tennessean
Tam
Seigenthaler
Mrs. Staujl
Washington Post
Bureau
National Public Radio
KPR
Jack Anderson
Washington
Srouji
FBI
Houa
Small Business Committee
Miss Silkwood
Srayil
Strees
Olsen
Dominic de Loren
Naxhville
Jacque Sroul
Tennesesan
Morning Newwrepaper
Ford vetoes four billion foreign aid bill
Ford vetoes a four billion foreign military aid bill in a clash over constitutional limits on the president’s power. Congressional leaders hint at a compromise measure to fund aid over two years rather than attempt a veto override.
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Ford
Washington
Ney
Congress
U.S
Theis
Pytent
House
Lenate
Thomas E. Morgan
Opa
House International Relations Committee
Hubert Hi. Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate Foreign Assistance Subcommittee
Loney
Rumphrey
Morgan
Jonathan B. Bingham
D-N.y
Bingham
Peas
Congress seeks year notice before military base shutdowns
The Pentagon would need a 12 month advance notice to Congress before closing any major facility. A detailed study on local economic impact would be required, and 13 announced base closures must follow the rule. The amendment, led by Thomas ONeill, was added to a 3.2 billion defense bill advanced by the House and sent to the Senate.
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Washington
Pentagon
Congress
Senate
Thomas O'Neill
Massachusetts
House
Richard Chord
D-Mo
Robert Leggett
Ds Cal
Tennessee
Bangor
Wash
United States
Gunmen Back on Streets in Beirut Amid Civil War Turmoil
Gunmen returned to Beirut streets as heavy artillery and sniper fire disrupted the city. Leftist militants sought to block parliament from meeting to elect a new premier, while gunmen and Palestinian fighters fortified key areas. Black smoke filled the sky and civilians fled as casualties rose with reports of deaths and injuries across Beirut and other towns.
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Eeirut
Lebanon
Beirut
Gunimed
Thal
Aruslem
Christan Harges
Alrp
Steller
Fragmentary Biblical Verse Paraphrase Quoted
A brief, garbled OCR fragment presents a religious verse alluding to Romans may 15 1 2 with unclear phrases about bearing others faults and mutual edification rather than condemnation. The text lacks coherent names places or dates and does not form a clear news item.
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