Court To Hear Appeal By Former Journal Reporter
The Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal by R. Foster Winans and two others convicted of securities fraud tied to stock investments related to articles they were reporting on. The case raises insider trading and free press questions with a decision expected in 1988.
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Senate urges Reagan to rejoin SALT II pact
A majority of incoming Senate urged President Reagan to restore U S adherence to the SALT II nuclear arms treaty. The letter, signed by 57 senators, warned the U S breach invites Soviet violations and was spearheaded by Sen Dale Bumpers.
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Panel seeks pay boosts for officials
A federal commission urged large salary increases for top government leaders. Cabinet members would rise to 160,000, senators and representatives to 135,000, and federal judges to 160,000, reflecting inflation-adjusted gains and a bold 80 73 and 60 percent proposed lift respectively.
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American prisoner linked to Hasenfus maps near Nicaraguan prison
Sandinista officials said a man identified as Sam Nesley Hall, 49, was captured near Punta Huete air base with maps of the prison area where Eugene Hasenfus serves a 30 year sentence and the Corinto port. Hasenfus, from Marinette Wisconsin, is held at Tipitapa prison east of Managua. Hall’s status and nationality remain unconfirmed by U S officials.
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U.S
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White House
Larry Speakes
Sam Hall
Hasenius
Anastasio Somoza
Riots in Karachi Kill 125 as City Grinds to Standstill
In Karachi, rival groups fought for a third day, leaving 125 dead and 480 injured. Soldiers were ordered to shoot rioters on sight but battles continued in alleys. Fires destroyed hundreds of buildings as trains halted and curfews spread. The clashes pitted Pathans against Biharis and Mohajirs after police raids.
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Mohammed Sharfuddin
Mohammed Rashid
Aligarh
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Bomb destroys Peyrefitte car killing driver in Provins
World news from Provins France reports former Justice Minister Alain Peyrefitte not present as a bomb demolishes his car and kills his driver. An anonymous caller claimed Direct Action planted the device, with investigators noting several pounds of plastic explosive under the vehicle. Peyrefitte, mayor since 1965, writes for Le Figaro.
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Students Attack U S Information Service Site
In Seoul area a student protest broke into the U S Information Service building as police quickly contained the disturbance. Yonhap reports seven police and four students injured in the clash at Pusan, 250 miles south of Seoul.
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