Reagan ends Latin tour with call to resume Guatemala aid
President Reagan, returning from a five nation Latin trip, said aid to Guatemala could resume if information supports elections progress. He met with Guatemala's Efrain Rios Montt and Honduras' Roberto Suazo Cordova, praising renewed ties while condemning nations aiding guerrillas.
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280 Muslims Stand Trial for Plotting Coup in Egypt
Cairo authorities opened a high profile trial sentencing 280 Muslim extremists for conspiracy in the Sadat assassination aftermath. Defendants jailed in cages, with 17 previously convicted, one preacher rearrested on conspiracy charges. Western sources say the Jihad conspiracy includes about 1,600 detainees.
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Heart patient Barney Clark undergoes lung repair surgery
Barney Clark, recipient of the first permanent artificial heart, had successful lung repair surgery Saturday night to close bubbles in chest wall tissue. Dr. Chase Peterson said ruptures were sewn or stapled shut during about an hour, with remaining leaks expected to heal in a day or two.
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Blackmun recalls hate mail after 1973 abortion ruling
Supreme Court Justice Harry A. Blackmun discussed receiving insults such as butcher and murderer after the 1973 abortion decision. He noted most correspondence was critical but no judge disputes the importance of public reaction and the court's ongoing ideological balance.
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