Be ir Beirut killings tied to Carlos possibly
French ambassador cites possibility that the deaths of French Embassy staffers Guy Cavallo and his pregnant wife Caroline in Beirut were caused by a professional terrorist act linked to Carlos Illich Ramirez Sanchez. Police report a silenced 7.65 pistol was used and nine and five bullets were recovered from the man and woman respectively.
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Wildcat transit strike shuts Boston transit system
A wildcat strike by the Boston Carmen's Union paralyzed buses subways and trolleys, stranding about 300000 commuters. After a judge ordered three union officers jailed and charges were dropped the union halted the work stoppage and ordered members back to work as service resumed.
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Coppola seeks sale of Zoetrope Studios for cash needs
Hollywood tale of Francis Ford Coppola selling Zoetrope Studios in Hollywood to raise at least 20 million dollars. The nine stage complex on 8.66 acres funded his film ventures since 1980. Zoetrope Studios will still produce films at other sites while the studio is sold. Meanwhile in Jerusalem Prime Minister Begin meets a 3 year old Egyptian namesake and calls him a symbol of peace.
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Billy Joel Upbeat After Wrist Thumb Surgery
Singer songwriter Billy Joel remains in good spirits after a motorcycle crash on Long Island. Doctors report fractures in his right wrist and left thumb repaired with pins and a splint, with full activity to return in three to four months.
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Israeli troops kill two Palestinian teens in Gaza clashes
Israeli soldiers shot dead two Palestinian teenagers in Gaza City and Khan Yunis during protests sparked by Easter Sunday violence. A 16-year-old, Salman Abdullah Hilis, died after crowds attacked an army patrol outside a mosque in Sejaya. An 18-year-old, Ismail Abu Dalal, died of wounds from clashes near Khan Yunis. Four others were wounded. The deaths raise the six day toll amid ongoing rioting and heightened casualties on both sides.
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Right-wing coalition picks Anton io Rodriguez Porth for El Salvador president
In El Salvador a coalition of rightist parties chose Antonio Rodriguez Porth as their candidate to lead the next government. National Conciliation Party officials said the coalition with a majority in the newly elected assembly would name the president next week as delegates finished credentialing and planned formal talks.
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Last victim remains after deadly bridge collapse
Rescue workers faced high winds and rain as they recovered the final body of a construction worker who fell into wet concrete, the collapse killing 11 and injuring 17. Investigators from ISHA, the Highway Department, and a private firm probe the cause, with an independent review ordered by Gov. Orr.
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Baby Doe Dies at Bloomington Hospital
A labeled Baby Doe died Thursday at Bloomington Hospital. A 14 year old girl, Michelle Lee Caviness of Landsdowne, was sentenced to life in prison in Baltimore for first degree murder in the stabbing death of 16 year old Alexander Smith at a local shopping center.
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Reagans pay nearly 40 percent of income to IRS
President and Mrs. Reagan reported 1981 earnings of 418 826 and paid about 40 percent in federal income tax. Deductions included 5930 for gowns donated to museums. The return shows over half the income from a blind trust and royalties and interest.
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Reagan seeks bipartisan budget compromise at climactic stage
President Reagan urged Congress toward a bipartisan budget compromise, calling talks at a climactic stage and expressing strong hope for success. He warned about Republican discontent over his involvement and a proposed 4 percent income tax surcharge, while a White House aide noted his conciliatory approach amid pressure from Roth and others.
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