Pope John Paul II Heads to Chile in politically charged swing
The pope begins a 13 day South American pilgrimage, with private talks planned with Chilean President Pinochet and church leaders. He visits Uruguay Chile and Argentina and will tour a Santiago shelter victimized in anti-government protests. He will also visit a northern prison amid ongoing church government tensions.
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John Paul II
South America
Augusto Pinochet
Chile
Ciampino
Uruguay
Argentina
Montevideo
Pinochet
Vatican
Santiago
Salvador Allende
Pontiff
Carmen Quintana
Oline
Rodrigo Rojas
Pope
Antofagasta
Hahn names new counsel in Bakker affair
Jessica Hahn has hired New York defense lawyer Stanley L. Siegel who calls her a victim in the PTL scandal. Siegel met Hahn in West Babylon and said she will meet again, while noting the allegations have grown wilder.
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New York
Jessica Hahn
Jim Bakker
PTL
West Babylon
Stanley L. Siegel
Siegel
Ms. Hahn
Bakker
Florida
Wilder
Paul Roper
California
Vermeer Mystery Painting Signed as Meer Emerges
A National Gallery curator claims a New York owned 1655 work titled St Praxedis is a Vermeer, though others see it as a copy after Fe lice Ficherelli. The painting surfaced in 1969 via dealer Spencer Samuels with Vermeer signature though reattribution remains contested and valued in the seven figures.
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Washington
National Gallery of Art
New York
Jan Vermeer
Vermeer
Arthur K. Wheelock Jr
Netherlands
Wheelock
Ferrara
Italy
Spencer A. Samuels
Jacob Reder
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Ficherelli
Samuels
National Gallery
Brown
FCC Chief Warns Media Could Suffer Without Unity
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Mark S. Fowler urged broadcasters to unite against government control. He called for eliminating the Fairness Doctrine and equal time rules, arguing for editorial freedom to writing and reporting without content regulation, warning of potential federal meddling in newspapers and other media.
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Federal Communications Commission
Mark S. Fowler
National Association of Broadcasters
Fowler
Regulatory Agency
Good Old Radio
Moscow
Commission
Congress
Edward O. Fritts
NAB
Capitol Hill
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Southside Gallery
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Mitchell Shopping
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Washington Mint
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Spain
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