Widow Aquino rejects Marcos denial in Ninoy assassination
Corazon Aquino returns home to Quezon City to mourn Ninoy Aquino and rejects Marcos denial of government involvement. She notes the vast public vigil as a commission of jurists is named to aid in the investigation.
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Manila
Philippines
Benigno Aquino
Ferdinand Marcos
Corazon Aquino
Quezon City
Aquino
Marcos
Commission of Jurists
Enrique Fernando
Ninoy
Cesar Virata
Circle of Power
Rolando M. Solis
United States
Boston
Manila International
Rolly
Rolando
U.S
Stephen J. Solarz
D-N.y
Washington
Reagan
Ninoy Aquino
Rebel Leader in Chad Rumored Dead or Out of Power
Western diplomats say Goukouni Oueddei has not appeared in northern Chad since July 30 and may have been killed or sidelined. Officials note Libyan support for the rebel government and possible liquidation after the Faya-Largeau setback, with Col. Salah Rahdouane reportedly arrested.
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N’djamena
Chad
Goukouni Oueddei
Goukouni
Soumaila Mahamat
Hissene Habre
Muammar Khadafy
Faya-Largeau
Salah Rahdouane
Bright Star maneuvers end as heat bears on troops
About 5 500 U S troops completed four days of joint war games with Egypt at Cairo West Airbase. Heat over 100 degrees proved bearable as troops learned desert warfare from Egyptian forces. The exercise produced a combined command with Americans and Egyptians sharing command duties.
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Cairo West
Egypt
U.S
Robert Carns
North Carolina
Patrick Niemann
Fayetteville
N.C
Robert Kingston
U.S. Rapid Deployment Force
Lawyer charged with false report over sex tapes
Beverly Hills attorney Robert K. Steinberg was charged with filing a false police report claiming theft of sex party videotapes that prosecutors say never existed. Deputy District Attorney Marsha N. Revel described the tapes as non existent and Steinberg’s arraignment was scheduled.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Robert K. Steinberg
Marsha N. Revel
Steinberg
Revel
Reagan
Hispanic groups challenge Reagan record on issues
Four national Latino organizations criticized the Reagan administration at a Washington news conference, accusing the White House of misrepresenting its record on Hispanic concerns. The LULAC report highlighted cuts in bilingual education, proposed funding reductions, and staff reorganization affecting Latino employees, with support from the MALDEF and other groups.
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Los Angeles Times Service
Washington
Arnoldo Torres
League of United Latin American Citizens
LULAC
Torres
Reagan
Miami
el Paso
Texas
Elizabeth
Britain
Department of Education
David Fernandez
White House
Jimmy Carter
The
Legal Defense Fund
National Association For Bilingual Education
National
Puerto Rican Coalition
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Mand
State Department
Alan Romberg
Smith and Wesson
Philippine
Vicki Morgan
Miss Morgan
Alfred Bloomingdale
Bloomingdale
Ronald Reagan
Marvin Pancoast
Robert Steinberg
Asseen
Quasicraft
MasterCard
Visa
Lindale Mall
Westdale Mall
Country Cobbler
Fanfare Shoes
Florsheim Shoes
JC Penney
Kid’s Kastle
Maling’s Shoes
Petersen Harned von Maur
Payless Shoe Source
Red Cross Shoes
Seifert’s
Sport Treds
Stride Rite Bootery
Thom McAn
Todd’s Naturalizer
Western World
Mali
Wilson Ave
S. W
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