Dallas star Jim Davis dies at 72 in Northridge
Jim Davis the veteran actor who portrayed the Ewing family patriarch on Dallas died in his sleep at 72 after a perforated ulcer surgery. His wife Blanche found him at their Northridge ranch as Lorimar confirms production had paused briefly. Davis had a long film and television career including Eldorado and Rio Lobo.
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Republicans Reach Budget Accord On Reagan Plan
Senate Budget Committee members finalize a tentative accord aimed at satisfying GOP dissidents and sending Reagan 1982 budget to the floor later in the week. The agreement offers authority to reduce red ink and avoids immediate deficit on paper, with final balance details to follow.
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Gala in New York highlights Grace of Monaco and Globe plan
Princess Grace of Monaco and daughter Caroline attended a Sunday gala in New York to raise funds for Sam Wanamaker’s Globe Theatre replica in London. Ian McKellen starred in Acting Shakespeare at the Broadhurst Theater with other high profile attendees.
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Experimental drug may avert brain damage in drowning victims
Dr. Blaine White of Wayne State University reported successful tests of flunarizine on dogs to revive oxygen-deprived brains. He said the compound could save thousands annually if usable in humans, by relaxing brain vessels and restoring blood flow.
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Inmates seize guards at Italian maximum security jail
About 50 inmates seized a dozen guards including a senior official at the maximum security jail in Pesaro on the Adriatic coast. Paramilitary police rushed reinforcements. no injuries or damage reported as details remained scarce.
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Arrests expected in killings of U S nuns
CBS reports six Salvadoran national guardsmen may be arrested this week for the rape slayings of Ita Ford Maura Clarke Dorothy Kazel and Jean Donovan near San Salvador last December The FBI denies any identified group and cautions no one is fingered yet The State Department and Reagan administration indicate possible forthcoming statements and ties to aid policy.
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Quake Cleanup Opens in Westmorland California
Wrecking crews demolish 10 downtown buildings after a 5.6 tremor damages exceed 1 million dollars. The quake and aftershocks rattled the Imperial Valley leaving two thirds of the 900 homes affected and prompting a disaster declaration as officials seek state and federal aid.
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Battle rages as Syria Lebanon clash and cease fire eyed
Syrian troops and Lebanese Christian militiamen fight over an artillery post threatening Syrian HQ in Lebanon. In Israel air raids on southern Lebanon twenty Palestinians and Lebanese die and a Syrian MiG 25 crashes. Beirut sees new fighting along the Moslem Christian border as a government spokesman says a Syrian Christian cease fire will be declared Tuesday with airport reopening and Zahle demilitarization.
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Reagan delays AWAC sale to Saudi Arabia amid Congress talks
Senate leader Howard Baker says President Reagan will delay the proposed sale of advanced radar planes to Saudi Arabia to allow Congress to shape a likely significantly different package. Baker indicated the deal as reported would face difficulties in Congress and noted action could not occur before the fall at the earliest.
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