Harris Case Goes To Jury
Jean Harris, former headmistress of an exclusive girls school, faced jurors in White Plains as deliberations began on whether Dr. Herman Tarnower’s death was murder or an accident born of personal crisis. The 57 year old described her long love affair with Tarnower during eight days on the witness stand.
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White Plains
N.Y
Jean Harris
Herman Tarnower
Russell R. Leggett
Scarsdale
Tarnower
Atlanta Child Probe Deepens As Baltazar Is Buried
In Atlanta 11 year old Patrick Baltazar is buried as investigators assess how long his body lay in a DeKalb County ravine before discovery. Police tie the death to the ongoing slayings and disappearances of 17 youths, noting Baltazar may have been dumped days earlier and asphyxiated, marking the eighth suffocation or strangulation victim.
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Atlanta
Patrick Baltazar
DeKalb County
Baltazar
DeKalb County Public Safety
Dick Hand
Hand
Aftershocks Continue From Mount St. Helens Quake
Mount St Helens remained quiet under cloud cover as small aftershocks persisted after Friday night's 5.5 magnitude earthquake 12 miles northwest of the volcano. A spotter plane was grounded due to clouds, with aftershocks averaging about one every three hours and most under magnitude 2.0.
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Vancouver
Wash
Mount St. Helens
Washington
U.S. Forest Service
Kathy Cashman
U.S. Geological Survey
British Columbia
California
University of Washington Geophysics Department
Bob Norris
University Geophysics
Task Force OKs Hostage Accord Near Freedom Milestone
A presidential task force clears legal obstacles to implement the Iran hostage release deal negotiated by Carter. Reagan aides say he will consult Congress before honoring the accord, with a Thursday deadline to set up a Bank of England account to receive $1 billion in frozen Iranian deposits over six months.
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Iran
Reagan
Administration
Carter
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Bank of England
Farmer Declares War on Court Order Over 30000 Bushels
Wayne Cryts leads about 500 farmers in a brazen seizure of 30000 bushels of his soybeans from a bankrupt grain elevator in Missouri. Federal marshals backed off as they pried open the silo with crowbars and vacuum hoses to haul out the crop worth around 250000 dollars. The protest, backed by the American Agriculture Movement, targeted the James Brothers grain firm creditors case now in federal court. FBI monitored the loading as trucks departed. Cryts vowed to sell the beans quickly while risking charges for the action.
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New Madrid
Wayne Cryts
Paxico
Cryis
Cryts
Missouri
FBI
Homer Evans
American Agriculture Movement
Howard Safir
U.S. Marshal’s Office
Washington, D.C
Pope John Paul II presses rights in Manila meeting
In a face to face at Malacanang Palace Pope John Paul II urged President Marcos that rights cannot be curtailed even for security. He praised moves toward elections and urged a society that protects human dignity and the common good. A hunger strike letter from detainees reached him at the Vatican envoy residence.
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Philippines
John Paul II
Ferdinand E. Marcos
John Paul
Malacanang
Marcos
Asia
Vatican
Manila International Airport
Chinese Militants Seek Labor Unions in China
Militant workers in Shanghai and Wuhan reportedly push for independent unions as editors of Workers Daily confirm. Officials insist small, isolated groups threaten factory managers to challenge Communist Party control. The regime warns against strikes while retrenchment displaces millions.
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Official
Workers Daily
Shanghai
Wuhan
Communist Party
China
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