Turkish Premier Ozal Wins Turkey Election Victory
Turkish Premier Turgut Ozal's Motherland Party secures 36.3 percent, 292 of 450 seats, in a first civilian election since 1983. True Path Party gains 59 seats, Social Democrat Populist Party leads opposition with 99 seats. Ozal campaigns on liberal economics and European Union aims.
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Two Presidential Candidates Reject Haiti Elections Offer
Haiti's two leading presidential hopefuls rejected the junta's offer to hold elections. They blamed the military regime for violence that canceled Sunday's vote, as at least 34 people were killed and 75 wounded in attacks on voters. Sylvia Claude urged international forces to supervise elections if the United States does not pressure the junta to step down. Soldiers patrolled near-empty streets as the crisis deepened.
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James Baldwin Dies at 63 in France
American novelist James Baldwin died at his home in southern France from stomach cancer at age 63. Baldwin had lived in France for about 40 years and his work on race relations and racism made him a leading American writer. A funeral was said to be planned in New York, with details undisclosed.
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Guthrie vows decade without Alice's Restaurant song
Arlo Guthrie, marking 20 years since Alice's Restaurant, pledges not to sing the anti war ballad for at least another decade. He performed at Carnegie Hall, citing the war draft end and his goal to focus on shorter sets. Betty Ford returns home after quadruple bypass surgery and is recovering well with Gerald Ford at her side.
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Woods Back to Work After Pneumonia Illness
Actor James Woods returned to filming The Boost in Los Angeles after a two week pneumonia illness. Production resumed with co star Sean Young. The Hemdale Film Corp. produced drama follows a New York hustler who burns out and turns to drugs.
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Sean Young
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