Kennedy Divorce Ends Long Marriage Amid Intrigue
Ted and Joan Kennedy finalized their divorce at Barnstable courthouse in December 1980, ending a marriage strained by publicized affairs. Reports traced Kennedy's romances with Lacey Neuhaus, Helga Wagner, and other women, amid investigations and media scrutiny into his private life.
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Joan Kennedy
James English
Joan
National Airport
Boston
McLean
National Enquirer
Susan Saint James
McMillan and Wife
Kennedy
Nassau
Helga Wagner
Chappaquiddick
Wagner
Miami
Kevin McClory
Palm Beach
Fla
Harry Siskind
New York Post
Siskind
Die Aktuella
West Germany
Lacey Neuhaus
Rich
Jack Anderson
Congress
Anderson
DEA
Washington
Kara
U.S
Justice Department
Kennedys
Aegean
California
John Tunney
Paris
Helga
Athens
Rome
Crillon
Alaine Morvan
Robert Shrum
Ted Jr
United States
Barnstable
Mass
Kennedy Divorce Leaves Church Status Unchanged
The Archdiocese of Boston said Edward Kennedy and Joan Kennedy remain married in church despite their divorce. Priest Rev. Peter Conley noted the church does not recognize divorce as severing the marriage bond and the couple may still worship and receive the Eucharist unless they remarry. Kennedy aide Brian Delaney declined further comment.
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Boston
Edward Kennedy
Joan
Archdiocese of
Peter Conley
Conley
Brian Delaney
Kennedy
Washington
Aes
Right Name Wrong Man Jailed In Hit And Run Case
An innocent man in Carlsbad New Mexico spent 31 days in jail including Christmas after police mistook him for a San Antonio suspect in four deadly hit and run deaths. The real suspect remains at large as Texas authorities blame for missing information sharing.
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San Antonio
Sanchez
Mike Carrasco
Carlsbad
Gregorio Sanchez
Texas
Carrasco
New Mexico
Vigliotto's Trial Claims He Married 100 Women for Fantasy
Gio vigiotto married at least 100 women to fulfill their fantasies, not to defraud them, his lawyer says. Defense attorney Richard Steiner told jurors Vigliotto is in love with life and with marriage as opening arguments begin on charges of bigamy and fraud.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Giovanni Vigliotto
Richard Steiner
Vigliotto
Steiner
Top Commander Mutinies in El Salvador Demands Garcia Resign
A top military commander Col Sigifredo Ochoa Perez mutinied over a posting and called for Defense Minister Jose Guillermo Garcia to resign. His troops in Military Zone No 2 were placed on full alert while officials in San Salvador stayed quiet. The spokesman said the officers disobeyed the Defense Minister order and urged replacement for stability.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Jose Guillermo Garcia
Sigifredo Ochoa Perez
Cabanas
Ochoa
Garcia
Associated Press
Sesantepeque
Army Drafts 700 In 1 Day
Army patrols rounded up about 700 young men, many teenagers, in a mass recruitment drive as government said it lost over 1,000 troops in the year long war with leftist guerrillas. Authorities also arrested two wealthy teenage sisters Beatriz Alcaine Herrera 17 and Christina 15 suspected of guerrilla collaboration.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Beatriz Alcaine Herrera
Christina
Treasury Police
Mexico City
Margarita Herrera
Rival Moslems Battle In Tripoli
In Tripoli Lebanon rival Moslem mili tiamen clashed with artillery and rockets, sparking hand to hand fighting that cost 16 more lives. Total casualties reach 182 in seven weeks of urban warfare. Authorities planned mixed commissions to broker a cease fire as residents faced no water or power.
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Tripoli
Lebanon
Suleiman Ali Saleh Kaddah
Kaddah
Bab el-Tabbaneh
Farouk Mohaddam
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