Springboks Win In Court And On Field In Albany
The South African Springboks defeated an Eastern Rugby Union all-star 41 to 0 amid protests outside Bleecker Stadium. Justice Marshall denied a last appeal to stop the game, while Gov. Carey warned of possible riots. One knife arrest and four disorderly conduct arrests were reported. no injuries occurred.
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Former Attorney General Acquitted In Perjury Trial
Former U S Attorney General Richard Kleindienst was found not guilty on all 12 counts in a perjury case. The jury deliberated nearly 842 hours and cited lack of good evidence as the key factor. Kleindienst cried as verdicts were read with his wife and daughter nearby.
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Scottsdale
Two Teens Shot at California Campground
Lake Elsinore Junior High held a half staff vigil as Vanessa Iberri 12 died after a weekend shooting at a Cleveland National Forest campground. Kelly Cartier 12 survived after cranial surgery and remains under guard as a witness while authorities seek Thomas Francis Edwards 37 a gun range employee with a murder warrant issued.
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Lake Elsinore Junior High
Vanessa Iberri
Mission Viejo
Cleveland National Forest
Kelly Cartier
Kelly
Orange County
Thomas Francis Edwards
California
Passbook savers get a bigger interest break
Washington AP reports the Depository Institutions Deregulation Committee approved higher passbook rate ceilings, boosting bank rates from 5.25 to 5.75 percent and savings and loan rates from 5.5 to 6 percent. The change takes effect November 1.
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Poland Warned Of Aid Cutoff Over Solidarity Campaign
Stefan Olszowski, a Polish Communist Party Politburo member, warned in a nationwide telecast that the Soviet Union might cut Poland's economic lifeline if Solidarity continues its campaign for political reforms. He said anti-Soviet action could prompt the USSR to reconsider helping Poland or to limit aid to what its exports can cover.
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