Mondale Pursues Unity With Jackson In Kansas City Meeting
Mondale plans a unity session with Jesse Jackson in Kansas City amid efforts to unify the Democratic Party and finalize a running mate. Geraldine Ferraro is viewed as a strong potential vice president as polls show Reagan ahead. Jackson arrives for a leading NAACP convention address after mixed signals.
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Minn
United Democratic Party
Walter F. Mondale
Jesse Jackson
Mondale
Jackson
Kansas City
Gary Hart
New York
Geraldine Ferraro
San Francisco
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Cbs-New York Times
Reagan
Lawsuits Claim Lawyers Cannot Hold Office in Columbia
Freedom Watch founder E Rish and three Lexington County residents filed a class action in Richland County. They contend lawyers may not serve in state legislative or executive branches since they are officers of the courts, violating the separation of powers clause of the state Constitution.
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Columbia
Freedom Watch
E.R. Rish
Cayce
Lexington County
Richland County
Arthur James Lanigan Jr
James C. Goodman
Jan L. Chapman
Swansea Plans Appeal After Ruling Against Street Preachers
Swansea plans an appeal after U.S. District Judge Matthew Perry struck down the town ordinance requiring a permit for public gatherings in the business district. Mayor Kathryn Sharpe said Perry's decision will be appealed with a likely path to the 4th Circuit in Richmond. The case followed arrests of street preachers from Gethsemane Baptist Church for preaching without a permit.
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Swansea
U.S
Matthew Perry
Perry
Kathryn Sharpe
George Nicholson Jr
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Lexington County
Gethsemane Anabaptist Church
Kashmir Protests Over Dismissal Grip State Shuts Down
Shops and businesses in Kashmir closed in protest against Prime Minister Indira Gandhi after she dismissed Chief Minister Mohammad Farooq Abdullah. A 24 hour curfew was imposed in Srinagar and paramilitary troops were alerted after scattered riots left several injured.
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New Delhi
India
Kashmir
Indira Gandhi
Srinagar
Mohammad Farooq Abdullah
Two Killed as Cypriot Ship Attacked Near Bandar Khomeini
A Cypriot cargo ship the Alexandra Dyp was attacked Sunday near Bandar Khomeini, killing two crewmen and wounding four. The ship's owners blamed unknown attackers and noted the carrier's claim that five ships were targeted in the Persian Gulf amid the Iran Iraq war tensions.
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Bandar Khomeini
Persian Gulf
Burford Return Angers Some Environmentalists
Washington reports that President Reagan appointed Anne M. Burford to head a national environmental advisory committee drawing outraged reaction from environmental groups. Sierra Club lobbyist John McComb called the move a sham and flabbergasting as the White House prepared a luncheon amid ongoing environmental disputes.
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Reagan
Anne M. Burford
Environmental Protection Agency
White House
John McComb
The
Sierra Club
Editorial Writer Goes To Jail In Illinois Libel Case
Richard Hargraves, 34, an editorial writer for the Belleville News Democrat, is jailed for contempt for refusing to reveal sources used in a 1981 editorial. He reported to St. Clair County jail as ordered, saying he cannot disclose sources and that the move conflicts with First Amendment rights.
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Richard Hargraves
U.S. Supreme Court
St. Clair County
Roger Scrivner
Hargraves
Belleville News-Democrat
Jacksons Victory Tour Faces Uncertain Summer Dates
The Jacksons Victory Tour may become a sprawling Mystery Tour with about 40 concerts in multiple cities. Only three dates are firm: Kansas City July 6-8, Dallas area July 13-15, and Jacksonville July 21-23.
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Michael Jackson
Arrowhead Stadium
Kansas City
Texas Stadium
Dallas
Michael Jackson Disguises Self While Door Knocking in Alabama
Michael Jackson posed as a Jehovah's Witness missionary in a gray suit and bushy mustache to distribute church literature in Center Point and Trussville while in Birmingham for a six day stay. He was unrecognized by residents during the undercover rounds assisted by Cliff's Limousine Service.
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Ala
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Jehovah's Witness
Cliff Muldrow
Cliff
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Jehovah’s Witness
Center Point
Trussville
Muldrow
Bill Leimberger
Hyatt Hotel
Jacksons
Larry Dunn
Los Angeles
Dunn
Right Concert, Wrong City!
A misdirected mail sent four tickets to Michelle To bias for the Jackson Victory Tour. Michael Jackson and his brothers are set to perform July 11 13 at Texas Stadium in Irving, a Dallas area suburb. The tickets instead were for a Kansas City show, causing a city mix up.
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Lionel Richie
Oakland
Jacksons
Bruce Springsteen
St. Paul
Minn
Jack‘Sons
Springsteen
Aerosmith
The
Everly Brothers
Go-Gos
the Grateful Dead
Patti la Belle
Willie Nelson
van Halen
U.S.A
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Dallas
Michelle Tobias
Michael Jackson
Texas Stadium
Irving
Ms. Tobias
Howe says Soviet arms talks produce very negative responses
Britain's foreign secretary Geoffrey Howe described Soviet replies in Kremlin talks on arms control as very negative and illogical. Gromyko accused the United States of blocking progress by linking space weapons and nuclear missiles talks, while Howe prepared for further meetings with Gromyko and planned to meet Chernenko.
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Britain
Geoffrey Howe
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Howe
British Broadcasting Corp
West
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
United States
Reagan
U.S
Konstantin A. Chernenko
Chernenko
Vienna
Austria
Brimley Discusses Acting Roots and Future Roles
Salt Lake City actor Wilford Brimley explains that being natural shapes his performances in Tender Mercies China Syndrome and The Natural. He notes he is currently out of work and prefers simple honest stories about emotions and people. He recalls learning by doing and doing wrong first.
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Salt Lake City
Wilford Brimley
Brimley
Robert Redford
The
Salt Lake Tribune
John Carpenter
Aiken Standard Classifieds and Contact Numbers
Help lines listed for subscriptions and advertising at the Aiken Standard. Principal numbers include 648-2311 for subscriptions and news ideas, 649-1555 for classifieds, and 648-6811 for sheriff EMS and volunteer fire departments. Address shown 124 Rutland Drive.
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