Judge orders release of Cuban refugees from Atlanta prison
U.S. District Judge Marvin Shoob ordered 365 Cubans held in Atlanta released as sponsors are found, while the Justice Department plans an appeal citing potential criminals among the group. The ruling pauses deportation efforts and sets hearings for Aug 28 and Sept 21 to decide futures.
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Atlanta
UPI
Justice Department
U.S
Marvin Shoob
Art Brill
Washington
Brill
Florida
Freedom Flotilla
U.S. Catholic Conference
Catholic Conference
Shoob
Soviet export violations indict four in California
A federal grand jury charged four suspects including Anatoli Maluta a Soviet born U S citizen with conspiring to export high technology to Germany and other Soviet bloc countries without licenses from the Commerce and State Departments Investigations say equipment valued at nearly 2 million was exported with possible total sales up to 8 million The defendants faced various bail requests and were connected to multiple California firms.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Soviet Union
Palm Desert
U.S. Customs and Internal Revenue Service
Theodore Wu
Customs Office of Investigation
Dusseldorf
Anatoli “Tony” Maluta
Redondo Beach
Sabina Dorn Tittek
Rancho Palos Verdes
Werner Bruchhausen
West Germany
Dietmar Ulrichshofer
Austria
Maluta
Ms. Tittel
Bruchhausen
Ulrichshofer
United States
Federal Republic of Germany
Commerce Department
State Department
Air Line Pilots Chief Calls ATC Safe Amid Controller Row
J J O Donnell president of the Air Line Pilots Association says the air traffic control system is safe and urges President Reagan to resolve the 12 000 fired controllers dispute. PATCO head Robert Poli questions safety and threatens resignation if demands are unmet and amnesty granted.
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Washington
UPI
Air Line Pilots Association
Reagan
J.J. O'Donnell
Commercial Pilots’ Union
Robert Poli
Pilots’ Association
O'Donnell
Federal Labor Relations Authority
PATCO
FLRA
David Dickinson
Poli
Polish strike gains support as newspapers face disruption
Polish authorities produced skeleton editions on military presses but failed to break the Solidarity led action as distributors and vendors backed the stoppage. The protest, spanning a second day, blocked normal newspaper publication and showed unprecedented pressure in Communist Europe. Trybuna Ludu and Zolnierz Wolnosci were printed overnight on emergency presses in Warsaw.
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Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity
Independent Union
Trybuna Ludu
Communist Party
Zolierz Wolnosci
Widow sues to open Oswald grave over missing body
Marina Oswald Porter and her children sue Robert Oswald to force the grave at the Oswald site be opened and tested to determine whether the body buried there is Lee Harvey Oswald or another individual. The suit seeks not just access but medical tests for positive identification.
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Fort Worth
Marina Oswald Porter
Oswald
June
Rachel
California Produce Opened As Japan Lifts Medfly Ban
Japan agreed to continue accepting California fruits and vegetables from uninfested areas, reducing the quarantine to specific Mediterranean fruit fly zones. Texas vowed tough checks at the border, possibly delaying trucks for five days. California Republicans paused impeach talk against Gov. Edmund Brown. San Jose police investigated several sniper reports tied to helicopters spraying for the Medfly in Santa Clara Valley.
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Washington
UPI
Japan
California
U.s.japan
U.S
Texas
Edmund Brown
San Jose
Santa Clara Valley
Bronx Drug Ring Busted In Major Prison Market
Bronx investigators broke up a large drug ring described as a supermarket of drugs handling cocaine heroin marijuana and other drugs. Bronx District Attorney Mario Merola announced 36 indictments with bail requests over 1 million dollars. The ring allegedly operated at the Bronx House of Detention and Rikers Island, with drugs exchanged through inmate visitors.
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New York
Bronx
Mario Merola
Merola
Bronx House of Detention
Rikers Island Prison
Iran gunboat surrender shifts fate of Tabarzin
Twenty anti Khomeini commandos surrendered the Iranian gunboat Tabarzin to French authorities in Paris. France will return the boat to Iran but not extradite the hijackers. Commandos were moved from Hyeres to Paris. two Iranian navy officers went to Toulon to prepare for the boat’s return.
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Iran
Tabarzin
Hyeres
Toulon
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