OConnor fills in for Reynolds. family emergency triggers tour
Entertainer Donald O Connor substitutes for Debbie Reynolds through Saturday after Reynolds cancels several appearances due to her grandchild's death at birth. Reynolds flew to Los Angeles following a Beverly performance, with O Connor to tour with Reynolds in fall.
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Donald O’connor
Debbie Reynolds
Reynolds
North Shore Music Theatre
Beverly
Mass
Los Angeles
Jon Kimbell
Nance Movsesian
O’connor
Kimbell
Islamic Jihad warns against rescue of hostages
The Islamic Jihad group in Beirut warned it will kill American hostages if the United States attempts a forced rescue. The statement named David Jacobsen and others missing in Lebanon, and tied threats to past attacks including the 1983 Marine bombing. The group demanded the release of 17 comrades in Kuwait and rejected negotiations.
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Islamic Jihad
Beirut
Lebanon
United States
David Jacobsen
Jacobsen
American University Hospital
Terry Anderson
Middle East
Associated Press
Thomas Sutherland
University
William Buckley
U.S
Buckley
Lawrence Jenco
Joliet
Ill
Islamic Beirut
U.S. Marine
Satan
Kuwait
Students Clash With Police Over Soweto Killings Protest
About 1,000 students attended a meeting at the University of the Witwatersrand and some 400 clashed with police after leaving. Officers fired tear gas as stones were thrown at police vans and a film crew amid ongoing protests over police killings in Soweto.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Soweto
University of the Witwatersrand
South African Press Association
SAPA
Reagan signs ban on cop killer bullet imports
President Reagan signed legislation to ban production or import of cop killer bullets. He argued the ammunition poses an unreasonable threat to law enforcement officers using soft body armor. The bill, he said, recognizes that such ammunition has no legitimate sporting or self defense use and should be prohibited.
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Soweto
Smangaliso Mkhatshwa
Law and Order
Louis le Grange
Pretoria
Los Angeles
Reagan
Playboy in Braille ruling flags first amendment clash
Federal judge ruled librarian of Congress violated the Constitution by dropping Playboy from Braille format saying the decision was viewpoint oriented. The ruling cites Congress budget action and Boorstin overruing staff recommendations amid pressure about Playboy.
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Washington
Librarian of Congress
Playboy
U.S
Thomas Hogan
Daniel Boorstin
Hogan
Boorstin
Congress
Dr. Boorstin
National Library Service For
Chalmers Wylie
Ohio
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O.J. Simpson
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Hannelore Kohl
Helmut Kohl
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Iowa City
New Life Fitness World
American Council of the Blind
The
Blinded Veterans Association
American Library Association
Blind Readers
Playboy Enterprises Inc
House
David Ogden
Ogden
Simmons
Norwalk
Brown & Rust
HALL
Boston
Rockers
Glass & Wood
Broyhill
Inge
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