Court upholds penalties in pipeline embargo case
A federal court rejected Dresser Industries bid to block sanctions over complying with France's order to ship compressor parts for the Soviet pipeline. The ruling keeps U S measures in place while officials seek diplomatic resolution with Paris. France loads three compressors at Le Havre for the Soviet project amid layoffs fears.
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82 year old grandmother found guilty of growing pot
An 82 year old great grandmother in Houston was convicted of felony possession of marijuana after testifying she thought the plants were herbs to treat arthritis. She received two years unsupervised probation. She claimed a doctor in Monterrey, Mexico advised planting herb seeds.
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Afghan rebels attack Communist rally in Kabul
Western diplomats report hundreds of casualties after Afghan rebels strike a Communist Party rally near Kabul. Leaders who traveled with more than 1,000 ministry workers fled in jeeps as hospitals fill with the wounded.
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India
UPI
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Foster to return to Yale this fall after leave
Jodie Foster plans to resume her Yale studies in September after a semester off. Yale confirmed she notified the university she will return when classes begin September 6. Foster took leave in December 1981 following John Hinckley Jr’s attempted shooting of President Reagan.
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Peter O’toole
International Creative Management
Dolly Parton Hospitalized With Severe Bleeding Stop Tour
Dolly Parton is hospitalized for severe internal bleeding and will undergo tests to assess possible major gynecological surgery. The 36 year old canceled all concerts on her first tour in 24 years after a hemorrhage en route to Indianapolis. Meanwhile, former astronaut James Irwin recovers from a fall near Mount Ararat and plans a flight to continue ark remains search.
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UPI
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Ankara
Turkey
James Irwin
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New Intelligence Test Aims To Change Kids Assessments
Psychologists announce the Kaufman Assessment Battery for Children at the American Psychological Association meeting. Developed by Alan S. Kaufman and Nadeen L. Kaufman, the test claims to distinguish problem solving from factual knowledge, reduce minority bias, and aid teacher planning. Current use targets ages 2 1/2 to 12 1/2 with plans to expand. preliminary validation data cited but not released.
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Circle Pines
Minn
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U.S. Plans October War Exercise Around Oman
U S officials say a large air land and sea exercise is planned in and around Oman this fall to reassure oil producing gulf states of quick American help in an emergency and to signal Iran against threats. The sultan has allowed practice Marine landings if negotiations succeed.
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