Soviet girl Katya critiques Rocky IV during U S visit
Katerina Lych e va, an 11 year old Soviet visitor, praised American friends but disliked U S food in restaurants, and said Rocky IV depicted Soviets poorly, crying afterward. She met President Reagan and presented a globe toy on behalf of Soviet children. The trip was funded by Children as Peacemakers after Samantha Smith’s earlier exchange.
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United States
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Children As Peacemakers
Soviet Union
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Maine
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Mexico City
Reagan
New rules limit charity drive for federal employees
The Office of Personnel Management issued restrictions for the Combined Federal Campaign, limiting recipients to traditional health and welfare charities and banning write-in groups. Groups spending over 15 percent on lobbying or lawsuits are barred, though exceptions exist. Critics say the changes reduce options for advocacy and legal defense funds.
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Office of Personnel Management
OPM
Gregory Peck Turns 70 in Quiet Holmby Hills Celebration
Oscar winner Gregory Peck, on the eve of his 70th birthday, plans a quiet Holmby Hills family gathering with cake and a joking note about a fire extinguisher. The piece notes his milestone with his characteristic modest style.
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Gregory Peck
Holmby Hills
Calif
Underground groups claim role in Mexico airliner crash
A typed note signed by the Arab Revolutionary Brigades and the Egyptian Revolutionaries claimed the Mexicana Airlines Boeing 727 crash that killed 166, stating a death by own action operation in retaliation for U.S. action against Libya. The note offered no verifiable proof and the cause remains undetermined.
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Lebanon
Mexico
U.S
Libya
Mexico City
Arab Revolutionary Brigades
Mohammed Mustafa Mohsen al-Mashour
Mexicana Airlines
Mexicana
Aulino Perez Martinez
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Homeland official killed in South Africa amid unrest
A Ciskei consul general Maeutu zeli Jacobs and a black woman were found dead near Aliwal North after a shooting. Police reported several other attacks in the homeland areas including fires and killings as tensions mount amid apartheid era turmoil. Motsuenyane, a leading black businessman, had his house firebombed nine days after his wife led protests over detentions.
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South Africa
Ciskei
Sam Motsuenyane
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Bloemfontein
Aliwal
Indian Ocean
Nelspruit
KaNgwane
Langa
Port Elizabeth
National African Federated Chamber of Commerce
Winterveld
Bophuthatswana
Joslyn
Tape played in mayonnaise murder trial in West Virginia
In Ritchie County Circuit Court Bee 30 testified he woke in a strange house to find food smeared on him and said he stabbed F. Dent Hickman 13 times after grabbing a knife from a nightstand. He drove Hickman’s car to Parkersburg before police testimony.
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Bee
F. Dent Hickman
Ritchie County Circuit Court
Ira Haught
Sam White
White
K.O. Adkins
Hickman
Parkersburg
D.S. Deak
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