Khadafy says Libyan planes fired first in Gulf clash
Khadafy Embassy statement via JANA reported by The Times of London claims Libyan jets hit an American F-14 during a patrol over the Gulf of Sidra last week. He says U.S. fighters then shot down the Libyan planes, with one U.S. F-14 and two Libyan Sukhois falling in Libyan waters.
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Muammar Khadafy
United Arab Emirates
Ethiopia
U.S
Khadafy
Nimitz
United States
Gulf
U.S. Navy
World controllers dispute faces rejection of talks
Washington secretary Lewis rejected a resumption of negotiations between the Reagan administration and the striking National controllers union. He left open a possible meeting with FAA head Lynn Helms to discuss air safety while denying any negotiations with the international federation. poli welcomed mediation offers and noted lines of communication with officials, with specific figures given for terminated workers and active staff Still, the administration ruled out negotiating with the strikers if they return.
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International Organization of Air Controllers
Reagan
Union of
Lewis
Lynn Helms
Federal Aviation Administration
International Federation of Air Traffic Controllers’ Association
FAA
Robert E. Poli
American Air Controllers Union
Federation
Poli
NBC News
Meet the Press
Bani Sadr predicts collapse of Khomeini regime
Ousted Iranian president Abol Hassan Bani Sadr in exile in France says the Islamic regime is crumbling and will fall soon. He links prolonged hostage crises to U S forces seeking Reagan victory and notes low popular support. Iran reports mass executions and arrests as turmoil continues.
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Abolhassan Bani-Sadr
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Ruhollah Khomeini
Bani-Sadr
France
United States
Ronald Reagan
Bani Sadr
CBS
Monday Morning
Shah
Massoud Rajavi
Mujahideen-e Khalq
Rajavi
Iran
Tehran Radio
Mujahideen
Paris
Choplifters Will Be Prosecuted, Sign Alleges
A sign at the meat department counter states Choplifters will be prosecuted, signaling potential legal action over suspected theft or mislabeling. The brief note anchors a local dispute over shop duties and consumer trust within the store.
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al Meat Department
Prisons Face Health Costs From Crowding Says Study
A federal study funded by the Justice Department finds long term inmates in overcrowded prisons die by suicide, fall ill, and cause more disciplinary issues than those in at least 50 square foot cells. The Texas and Oklahoma data show larger facilities worsen inmate health and behavior.
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Justice Department
National Institute of Justice
University of Texas At Arlington
Supreme Court
Ohio
William French Smith
Illinois
James Thompson
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Oklahoma
Texas
Solidarity accused of sowing discord in Polish steel mill
Pro government unions accuse Solidarity of alienating workers at Katowice steel mill by seeking to oust manager Stanislaw Bednarczyk. Solidarity plans a referendum to remove him over a plant shutdown while the government warns against the vote. Bednarczyk calls for strong state authority to overcome economic woes as Moscow warns Eastern bloc allies to stay loyal to communism.
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