Heaton Farm Standoff Tied to Grudge in Tax Case
Law officers using an armored carrier surrounded a foggy prairie farm in Heaton North Dakota where Gordon Kahl, a tax protester linked to the fatal shooting of two U.S. marshals, may be holed up. Kahl told a neighbor he would not be taken again as agents, FBI, sheriff deputies, and police pursued the site late Monday but darkness and fog stalled entry to the house and outbuildings.
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National Guard
FBI
Kahl
Reagan Plan for Emergency Jobs Moves Toward House End
President Reagan and Democrats reach agreement on emergency jobs and recession relief. House leaders aim for swift action, with a likely floor vote within two weeks as Democrats accept the president's advisers' proposal.
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Washington
Reagan
House
Arafat Vows to Continue Struggle Against Jews
In Algiers Yasser Arafat addressing the Palestine National Council pledged to fight Israel until the Palestinian flag flies over Jerusalem’s mosques and churches. He condemned U S support for Israel and the Lebanon invasion as he spoke at the PNC opening.
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Arafat
Algiers
Algeria
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Israel
Jerusalem
United States
Lebanon
Palestine National Council
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.S. Critics Claim Soviet Forced Labor Camps Exceed 1100
The State Department says the Soviet Union runs about 1,100 forced labor camps housing roughly 4 million workers under harsh conditions. The report prepared for Congress counts at least 10,000 as political or religious prisoners.
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Washington
Soviet Union
State Department
Congress
Reagan Compromise Grants EPA Document Access
The Reagan administration aims to resolve a Congress dispute by giving a House panel access to Environmental Protection Agency documents the president had previously ordered withheld. White House counsel Fred Fielding said the proposal provides access to all information needed.
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Washington
Reagan Administration
Congress
Environmental Protection Agency
House
White House
Fred Fielding
Exile Groups In Nicaragua Hold First Talks In Costa Rica
Two exile groups aiming to topple Nicaragua s leftist government met in San Jose last week joining leaders of the Honduras based Nicaraguan Democratic Force and the Democratic Revolutionary Alliance to discuss shared aims and future discussions.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Democratic Force
Democratic Revolutionary Alliance
USC Officials Deny Rumors Of Program Cuts
USC leaders deny rumors of additional cuts to the College of Applied Professional Sciences and the media arts department. President James B. Holderman has not planned new actions for the Board of Trustees meeting amid a nearly 13 million dollar deficit.
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Columbia — University of South Carolina
College of Applied Professional Sciences
Media Arts
USC Board of Trustees
USC
James B. Holderman
Hans Knoop
Board of Trustees
Teller calls nuclear secrecy a scandal at Clemson debate
Edward Teller condemned secrecy surrounding defensive nuclear weapons at Clemson University as a scandal during a 1000 attendee debate on a proposed U S Soviet verifiable nuclear freeze. Charlton Heston Op-Ed group leaders Gene La Rocque and Helen Caldicott defended the freeze with satellite monitoring and warnings about arms race dangers.
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Clemson
Edward Teller
Clemson University
Yuri Andropov
Phdoe
GM and Toyota plan Fremont small car joint venture
GM and Toyota announce a joint venture to build up to 200000 Toyota designed small cars per year at the idle Fremont California plant. The plan faces UAW labor questions and antitrust scrutiny from Chrysler and AMCR.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Toyota
California
Toyota Motor Co
Japan
Fremont
Calif
U.S
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
Tokyo
Eiji Toyoda
United Auto Workers
Toyoda
Chrysler
Lee Iacocca
Iacocca
Arens Seen as Soft Liner Likely to Drift on Change
Moshe Arens, Israel's nominee for defense minister, is viewed by U S officials as a soft spoken hard liner who will be easier to work with but unlikely to push major policy shifts. At 57 he has been ambassador to the United States for nearly a year and would replace Ariel Sharon who resigned after the Beirut massacre.
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la Rocque
Navy
Center For Defense Information
Washington
Teller
Caldicott
Moshe Arens
Israel
U.S
Arens
United States
Menachem Begin
Ariel Sharon
Beirut
Lebanon
Reagan
Mideast
West Bank
Gaza Strip
State Department
Judge blocks teen contraceptive squeal rule in New York
Federal judge temporarily halts a Reagan era rule requiring parental notification when teens obtain contraceptives at federally funded clinics. Civil libertarians applaud. a religious leader warns of family strain as NY health officials, physicians, and the MHA challenge the regulation's constitutionality with ACLU support.
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New York
U.S
Henry Werker
Department of Health and Human Services
Werker
Russell Mack
Washington
State of New York
Health Department
Destitute Drifters Lure Victims in London Murders
A wave of killings in north London targets vagrants and youths lured from pubs. Dennis Nilsen faces murder charges for the death of Stephen Sinclair, 20, while police link up to eight years of similar cases in Cricklewood and Muswell Hill.
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London
Cricklewood
Muswell Hill
Dennis Nilsen
Stephen Sinclair
Perthshire
Scotland
The
Daily Star
Jack Galler
Galler
Milton Keynes
Star
Bee Gees Hearings Open In Copyright Trial Over How Deep Is Your Love
Bee Gees brothers Maurice Barry and Robin Gibb attend the first hearing in a U S district court copyright case brought by antique dealer Ronald Selle who alleges the hit song How Deep Is Your Love borrowed from his Let It End written in 1975. Selle claims striking similarity as the trial begins in Los Angeles. Also reported Michael Landon marries Cindy Clerico at his Malibu home in a small ceremony attended by family and friends.
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BEE Gees
Maurice
Barry
Robin Gibb
Ronald Selle
The
U.S
Selle
Michael Landon
Landon
Cindy Clerico
Superior Court
Raymond Cardenas
Malibu Colony
NBC
Bill Kiley
Miss Clerice
Riley
Little House
la Scala
Malibu
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Charlton Heston
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Hoover Institute
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Gene la Rocque
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Heston
NATO
Alexander Curtis
New Orleans
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Begin
Pentagon
Medical and Health Research Association
Department
Ira Glasser
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Mark S. Smith
Associated Press
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