Reagan meets hostages families in White House session
Relatives of six U S hostages in Lebanon softened criticism after a two hour White House meeting with President Reagan. He told four family members of captive Americans that new initiatives were being pursued to win their release. It was his first invitation since the kidnappings began in 1984.
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Washington
U.S
Lebanon
Reagan
White House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Fassbinder Play Stirring Debate Over German Anti Semitism
In Frankfurt the Fassbinder play Der Muell, die Stadt und der Tod opens amid Jewish group protests claiming it could fuel renewed anti Semitism. Supporters argue the work reveals lingering prejudice and suggests it never disappeared.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
Sociologist calls Halloween sadism an overblown legend
Joel Best of California State University Fresno says the fear of Halloween sadism is exaggerated. He notes a few incidents exist but public attention should focus on dangers like unsafe toys, cribs, and school bus accidents. the urban legend spans from the 1940s to the 1970s.
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New York
Joel Best
California State University
Fresno
Best
Psychology
Foreman Dismissed In Monroe Inquiry
In Los Angeles the grand jury foreman Sam Cordova was replaced shortly before he urged a special prosecutor and state inquiry into Marilyn Monroe death. Officials deny linkage to the Monroe case while Cordova claims his ouster was related to his request for renewed investigation.
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Los Angeles
Board of Supervisors
Marilyn Monroe
Sam Cordova
Ira Reiner
Cordova
Monroe
Restrictions Smother Sanctuary Defense
A judge limited defense options in the alien smuggling conspiracy trial of 11 Sanctuary Movement members. Earl H. Carroll ruled that the defense cannot argue the defendants believed the aliens they aided were refugees, barring the full truth from reaching the jury.
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Tucson
Ariz
Sanctuary Movement
Earl H. Carroll
Walker Proud Of Spy Ring Evidence Emerges In Case
AP report details John A. Walker Jr. and his family espionage network. Notes show he sought more money to keep the ring intact and to recruit the sole nonfamily member “D” later identified as Jerry Whitworth. He kept travel records, receipts, and meeting plans from 1978 to 1985, with Vienna trips at least ten times and a $24500 payoff noted as half the usual payment.
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John A. Walker Jr
Jaws
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Vienna
Austria
Arthur
Walkers highlighted in televised spy case on USS Nimitz
In Baltimore a son describes his father pressuring him to steal classified documents for payment. Michael Lance Walker, 22, testified after arrest aboard the USS Nimitz while his father John Anthony Walker Jr. sat with eyes closed in court. The courtroom tension showed a fractured family amid a high profile espionage investigation.
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Michael Lance Walker
Nimitz
U.S. District Court
John Anthony Walker Jr
France Won't Bow To Blackmail In Marmottan Heist
Police predicted a long, difficult inquiry after the daylight theft of nine impressionist paintings from Paris Marmottan Museum. None was insured, ruling out an insurance-money motive. investigators questioned guards and visitors as a wide range of motives remain, including extortion.
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Impressions Soleil Levant
Musee Marmottan
Paris
Paris’ Marmottan Museum
Net
Impression Soleil Levant
Academie Des Beaux Arts
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Sailor Kudirka Says Poison Better Than Return to Soviet Union
Lithuanian defector Simas Kudirka argues that asylum should be preferred to forced repatriation, likening the Soviet prison system to a Nazi camp and saying poison could spare a refugee from a forced homecoming while urging caution in Medvid’s case.
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Soviet Union
Santa Monica
Calif
U.S. Coast Guard
Simas Kudirka
United States
Miroslav Medvid
Kudirka
Medvid
Belle Chasse
U.S
State Department
Anita Stock
Doctors Watch Two Hearts in Transit at Penn State and San Francisco
In Hershey doctors monitor Anthony Mandia the first Penn State heart recipient who survived 11 days on an artificial heart before a donor heart. In Pittsburgh Thomas Gaidosh, 47, receives a human heart after a prior Jarvik-7 pump. Richard Dallara of Sonoma remains on external pumps in San Francisco awaiting a donor heart.
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Hershey, Pa
Penn State
Anthony Mandia
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Thomas J. Gaidosh
Gaidosh
Mancha
San Francisco
Richard Dallara
Sonoma
Mandha
Philadelphia
Hershey Medical Center
John W. Burnside
Burnside
Mandia
Subscription rates listed for Aiken Standard
The notice details subscription prices for the Aiken Standard with 3 months at 17.00 6 months at 34.00 and 12 months at 68.00 All advance payments are to be made to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription as the payer method.
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Emergency numbers and local services listing for Aiken
The Aiken Standard provides a service listing emergency contacts including Poison Control Center S C Highway Patrol Salley Fire Salley Police Sheriff's Department and Sheriff Long. The notice cites publication details for the newspaper.
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S.C. Highway Patrol
Salley Fire
Salley Police
Sheriff’s Department
Long Dista
Abused Persons Coalition
Aiken Comm
Aiken
Aiken Police
Emerg
Jackson Police
New Ellenton
North Augusta
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