Protests and arrests over cruise missile arrivals in Britain
Police dragged away demonstrators at the House of Commons as 300 were arrested in protests against Europe’s first cruise missiles arriving. At Greenham Common, 16 missiles are to be made operational by year end amid further clashes and paint attacks on Heseltine.
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House of Commons
Europe
Manchester
Michael Heseltine
U.S
Michael
Heseltine
Greenham Common
U.S. Air Base
British Broadcasting Corp
Palace of
Westminster
House of Lords
Winston Churchill
Commons
Margaret Thatcher
Neil Kinnock
Socialist Labor Party
Thatcher
Liberal Guardian
University of Manchester
Conservative Party
Billie Sol Estes Leaves Prison After 15 Year Sentence
Billie Sol Estes, 58, released from federal prison in Big Spring Texas after more than ten years for fraud and asset concealment. He began a 15 year term in 1965 and proclaimed Ive done the crime Ive done the time and I did it alone. His wife and daughter Pam watched as he prepared to enter a Salvation Army halfway house for a 30 day supervision period.
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Billie Sol Estes
Pam
Big Spring
Texas
Estes
Lyndon Johnson
Salvation Army
Watson Says Accused County Officials Can Retain Jobs
McDowell County officials indicted by a federal grand jury may keep their offices pending conviction. Prosecutor Wade Watson issued an opinion on Tuesday explaining that removal hinges on state law and court action, with Sheriff Clark Belcher and Commissioner T J Scott facing multi count charges.
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Mary Davis
Telegraah
Weich
McDowell County
Wade Watson
Clark K. Belcher
T.J. Scott
Scott
Watson
West Virginia
Magistrate Hogg Flags Possible Federal Gun Violation
U S Magistrate Jerry Hogg warned two McDowell County officials may violate federal law if they resume carrying service revolvers while under indictment for extortion and mail fraud. Sheriff Belcher and Chief Deputy Wolfe kept guns with the court. they may keep serving without a weapon but could face federal charges if they carry a handgun.
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Daily Telegraph
Charleston
U.S
Jerry Hogg
McDowell County
Hogg
Clark K. Belcher
Welch
Harold Wolfe
Premier
Belcher
Wolfe
Exit from Grenada planned by Christmas date
U S invasion forces will withdraw from Grenada no later than Christmas according to acting ambassador Charles Gillespie. The withdrawal, within 60 days or sooner if asked, follows the swearing in of five members of Grenada's provisional government.
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Grenada
U.S
Caribbean
Charles Gillespie
Government House
Gillespie
George Louison
Point Salines
Nicolas Braithwaite
Braithwaite
Paul Scoon
Meredith Alister McIntyre
McIntyre
U.N
World Body
New York
Scoon
A Braithwaite
Archibald Nedd
James Devere Pitt
Joan M. Purcell
Christopher Williams
Raymond Smith
Arnold M. Cruickshank
Patrick Emmanuel
Allan Kirton
Greyhound and union hold first bargaining session
Negotiators for Greyhound and 12,700 strikers met in Phoenix for the first talks since a walkout two weeks earlier as Greyhound runs dry tests to resume limited service. Union chief Harry Rosenblum and mediator Sam Franklin reported no details but indicated movement and shuttle mediation between company and union sides. Greyhound said it would fire noncompliant strikers and hire replacements while preparing 4,500 buses for a phased return in 27 states with unarmed guards aboard.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Greyhound
America
Greyhound Lines
Rosenblum
Franklin
Greyhound Lines Inc
Frederick Dunikoski
House rejects ERA revival in 278 147 vote
The House defeated the Equal Rights Amendment on a 278 to 147 roll call, short of the two thirds needed. Support came from 225 Democrats and 53 Republicans, while 109 Republicans and 38 Democrats opposed it. Debate was brief with motives tied to election-year consequences and rider content. The ERA had twice cleared Congress but failed to secure the required states for ratification.
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House
United States
Congress
Inside Great American Smokeout is Thursday
Page 16 notes focus on tobacco use awareness as the Great American Smokeout approaches. The item highlights events and resources planned for Thursday across community venues.
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