Directors Vote Tonight On Proposed Contract
Hollywood AP report says film and television directors vote Thursday night on a three year contract after leaders of the Directors Guild of America rejected it. Negotiations with producers may continue until balloting starts at 7 30 p m at the Beverly Hilton. A strike by about 7300 guild members could halt production and delay the fall TV season, the first since the guild’s 1935 founding.
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South Korean Ship Attacked by Iraqi Forces
Iraqi jets destroyed a South Korean cargo ship Wonjin-ho, forcing 23 crew to abandon near Bandar Khomeini. Four crew injured as two missiles hit the 10,205-ton vessel carrying 9000 tons of steel from Japan to Iran. Iranian rescuers evacuated all aboard.
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Imelda Marcos Testifies She Aided Aquino’s Life
Mrs. Marcos testified she helped save former Senator Benigno Aquino’s life by arranging his hospital trip to the United States for a heart bypass. She read a letter from Aquino to the board investigating his assassination and spoke of a second failed attempt to aid him after he returned to the Philippines against her advice.
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Attempted Coup in Bolivia Triggers 100+ Arrests
In La Paz Bolivia authorities report more than 100 army officers policemen and paramilitary gunmen arrested amid a plan to kidnap President Hernan Siles Zuazo. Official says arrests will continue to dismantle the coup plotting network as investigations proceed.
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Tense Calm Returns To Copper Mine Town
Clifton Arizona faced a fragile quiet after a violent clash marking the miners strike anniversary. The Clifton Morenci Unity Council urged state and federal probes into rock throwing that injured six state police officers and led to twenty arrests. The unions pressed Gov Bruce Babbitt to name an independent commission. The governor's press secretary defended DPS actions as reasonable.
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Reagan Presses Soviet Arms Talks At White House Barbecue
President Reagan used a White House barbecue with Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin to press for resuming nuclear arms talks while offering to discuss a ban on space weapons. Shultz joined in a quiet, private exchange as Tass labeled the U S response unsatisfactory.
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Mondale Seeks VP Pick Amid NEA Support and Contenders
Mondale thanks educators as he weighs a running mate option with Rep. Geraldine Ferraro visiting. Jackson leads a peace march and hints at possible recommendations. Hart remains a candidate, while interviews with Cisneros Collins Feinstein continue as Mondale pressures to choose a woman.
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June Food Prices Rise Moderately in AP Survey
The Associated Press market basket shows a 0.65 percent June rise led by detergent and sugar with milk up while eggs fall. Year to date inflation signals vary by city. New York unchanged, overall national trend a 4 to 5 percent range for year end.
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Projected Bank Failures To Rise In Year
Washington AP reports bank regulators expect the number of bank failures this year to exceed last year's 48, the most since 1939. They anticipate some easing in the second half, but the pace may not be dramatic. FDIC chairman William Isaac cautions uncertainty remains.
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ONeal Surprised Spielberg Coached Barrymore On Set
Hollywood reports say Ryan ONeal felt surprised and left out upon learning Steven Spielberg coached 9 year old Drew Barrymore for another project though he was not involved with Irreconcilable Differences. Barrymore, granddaughter of John Barrymore, plays a child in a custody dispute case.
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