Doctors Optimistic On Brady Recovery After Brain Trauma
Washington doctors express optimism about White House press secretary James Brady as they monitor a small tear in the brain lining. Brady remains alert and bed-bound with limited movement to reduce leakage while healing. X rays show minor air in the brain and a potential sinus passage that may self seal.
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Washington (Ap
White House
James S. Brady
Dennis O’leary
George Washington University Hospital
Brady
Reagan
O'Leary
Writers and producers reach tentative agreement in strike
After nineteen days of walkout, the Writers Guild of America and independent producers announce a tentative deal subject to member approval. Key gains include profit sharing from pay TV and home video markets, with details withheld until union ratification. The fight with major producers remains unresolved.
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Los Angeles
Writers Guild of America
Guild
Gary Ellingsworth
South Africa's Nationalists face setback in election
In South Africa the ruling National Party won 104 of 165 lower house seats with about 50 percent of the vote, a sharp drop from 65 percent in 1977. The Progressive Federal Party gained 24 seats, New Republic 5, and 32 seats remained undecided. Liberal and ultra right factions affected results as Dawie de Villiers lost his Cape Town seat to Ken Andrew. Prime Minister P W Botha faced the party's worst setback since 1948.
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South Africa
National Party
P.W. Botha
Liberal Progressive Federal Party
New Republic
Botha
William Kleynhans
The
University of South Africa
HNP
Fredrik van Zy Slabbert
Progressive Federal Party
Dawie de Villiers
Commerce, Industry
Tourism
Cape Town
Ken Andrew
Associated Press
John Vorster
Miller visits fake Marx Brothers at Hollywood anniversary
Ann Miller met imitation Marx Brothers outside the Royale Theatre while A Day in Hollywood A Night in the Ukraine marked its first anniversary. She recalled 1938 shooting on Room Service with the brothers and Lucille Ball, and described Harpo’s prank on set.
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Ukraine
Marx Brothers
Miss Miller
Lucille Ball
Chico
Groucho
Harpo
Tough immigration rules eyed
Washington officials said the Reagan administration weighed stringent steps to deter Haitian and Cuban arrivals. Proposals include Coast Guard interdiction at sea, faster deportation and asylum processing, detention of new arrivals in Florida, and possible amnesty for some boat people. Legislation would extend enforcement beyond U S shores if Congress approves.
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New York Times Service
Washington — Administration
United States
Coast Guard
South Florida
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William French Smith
Frank S.M. Hodsoll
Reagan
Select Commission On Immigration and Refugee Policy
Theodore M. Hesburgh
Select Commission
Carter
Hesburgh
Haiti
Bahamas
South
Florida
Justice Department
Office of Legal Counsel
Congress
Department
Transportation Department
Head of entertainment empire dies
Dr. Jules C. Stein, 85, founder of MCA Inc and head of Universal Studios, died of a heart attack at UCLA Medical Center after a gall bladder operation. He built MCA from a Midwest talent agency to a broad entertainment conglomerate including Universal Studios and MCA Records and founded the Jules Stein Eye Institute at UCLA.
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Music Corporation of America
Ucla Medical Center
MCA Inc
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MCA Records
Jules Stein
Ucla
MCA
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Lew Wasserman
Gregory Peck
Myrna Loy
James Stewart
Paulette Goddard
Greta Garbo
Errol Flynn
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