The Coalition shaped Virginia politics in 1981 race
The Coalition unites powerful Virginians across party lines under a conservative banner as Virginians for Robb supports Lt. Gov Charles S. Robb in a pivotal governor bid. Its influence is debated as Robb and Republican Marshall Coleman run with unclear ideological divides and questions on the coalition's ongoing power.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia
Nians
Warner
Virginians For Robb
Charles S. Robb
del. W. Roy Smith
Petersburg
Smith
Robb
Marshall Coleman
Mother duck and ducklings cross Garden State Parkway scene
In the top photo a mother duck and her ducklings wait by the roadside near Ocean City New Jersey for a traffic break to cross. In the bottom photo the mother senses heavy traffic and leads her brood back to the bushes to wait again as the band eventually makes its way across the road.
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Garden State Parkway
Ocean City
N.J
Security Council Split on Angolan Invasion
UN diplomats report France opposed sanctions against South Africa for the Angola incursion, condemning the invasion but stopping short of broad penalties. Angola says South African troops continue destruction while SA claims a limited mission against guerrillas. Angola called for an emergency Security Council session and unconditional withdrawal of forces.
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Security Council
United Nations
France
United States
South Africa
Angola
Jacques Leprette
Angop
South-West Africa
Namibia
Lisbon
Portugal
South African Press Association
Constand Viljoen
Elisio de Figueiredo
Grenades Interrupt Jewish Celebration in Vienna Synagogue
Two assailants fired grenades and automatic weapons at the Israelite Temple in Vienna during a Bar Mitzvah crowd of about 200. Two bystanders died and about 20 were wounded, including two policemen. One attacker was shot by police, another captured. a suspect name was found on a detainee.
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Vienna
Austria
Red Cross
Werner Liebhardt
Al-Asifah
Al-Fatah
Palestine Liberation Organization
League of Arab States
Clovis Mahsoud
League
United States
Washington
Weather outlook and local notices from the paper
Lows tonight in the 60s with rain chances Tuesday to Thursday. Upper 70s to mid 80s expected. Also notes on Rev James Martin’s career shift and various features on pages 15B 22A 3A 20A 16B. The twin brothers are described as model kids before a tragic act.
Judge Finds Controllers In Contempt In New Orleans
U S District Judge George Arceneaux convicts six striking air traffic controllers of criminal contempt for defying court orders to return to work. Sentencing delayed for review. max 18 months and fines unlikely.
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New Orleans
U.S
George Arceneaux
Arceneaux
Pope Sees Film On His Own Life
Pope John Paul watched a two hour twenty minute film about his life in a private papal villa preview. The Polish director Krysztof Zanussi produced From a Far Country John Paul 1 with Italian and British funding costing about 10 million dollars. The pope approved the script and allowed filming at St Peter's Basilica and the Sistine Chapel and met the cast in a private audience.
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Pope John Paul
Papal Villa
Rome
Vatican
Krysztof Zanussi
John Paul
St. Peter’s Basilica
Sistine Chapel
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