U S revokes visa of fiery Rev Ian Paisley
The State Department revoked Rev. Ian Paisley's U S visa citing grave concern over his divisive recent statements. Deputy Secretary William Clark said Paisley's presence would be prejudicial to the public interest, drawing praise from lawmakers and protests from Paisley allies.
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U.S
Fiery Rev
Paisley
Washington
State Department
Ian Paisley
Northern Ireland
William Clark
Clark
United States
Belfast
Massachusetts Democrat
House
Carter
Jury fails to decide death or life for Ribicoff killer
A Santa Monica jury deadlocked 7-5 for death, mistrial declared in the penalty phase of Frederick Thomas murder case. If DA appeals, new sentencing jury will be chosen. Ribicoff, 23, LA Herald Examiner editor, was shot after leaving a Venice restaurant in 1980.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Sarai _ Ribicoff
Superior Court
Laurence Rittenbrand
Frederick Thomas
Thomas
Miss Ribicoff
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
U.S
Abraham Ribicoff
Venice
Iran Executions Rise as Repression Deepens, ICJ Warns
The International Commission of Jurists in Geneva accuses Iran of growing repression and a sickening rise in executions over the past three years. It cites official statistics showing 3,350 executions since 1979, including over 2,000 after President Bani Sadr was dismissed last June.
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Geneva
Switzerland
International Commission of Jurists
Iran
Commission
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
Balloon leaks deflate global flight attempt in India
Americans Maxie Anderson and Don Ida aborted their round the world journey as a balloon leak damaged the Jules Verne. They made a forced landing near a Jaipur area field after a 20 story high craft could not reach altitude. The duo began from Luxor in February aiming to complete a 17,000 mile voyage.
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Rainwal
India
Maxie Anderson
Don Ida
Don
Anderson
Ida
Jaipur
New Delhi
U.S
Albuquerque
N.M
Boulder
Colo
Luxor
Egypt
Ben Abruzzo
Larry Newman
Americans See High War Likelihood in Coming Years
AP-NBC poll of 1602 adults from December 14-15 finds 76 percent view the U S likely to enter a war in the near future. Public opinion shows mixed views on Reagan arms talk and nuclear policy with broad concerns over war risk and draft reinstatement trends.
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New York
United States
Associated Press
Reagan
NBC News
Soviet Union
Ap-Nbc News
Reagan Says Soviet Paid for Western Demonstrations
President Reagan claims the European disarmament rallies were organized by the World Peace Council funded by the Soviet Union. He cites the Council as a Soviet front, while U.S. peace leaders dispute the blanket assertion and stress broad, citizen-backed protests against nuclear war on European soil.
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Washington
Reagan
Western
Europe
Public Broadcasting Service
Ben Watternberg
Denmark
Switzerland
Italy
West Germany
Romania
U.S
America
World Peace Council
Soviet Union
House Permanent Select Committee On Intelligence
John McMahon
CIA
American Friends Service Committee
Herbert Scoville
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Scoville
The
Arms Control Association
Fugitive Betty Abramson Arrest Ties Brink's Case to California Commune
FBI reports arrest of Betty Abramson on a North Carolina Jane Doe mail fraud warrant. The Brink's robbery case ties to underground groups. a photo found in a terror safe house and a seized radio base station link suspects to radical communes, with unclear roles for Abramson and an accomplice.
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New York
California
Brink
FBI
Betty Jean Abramson
North Carolina
Weather Underground
Black Liberation Army
Communist Organization
Black Panther Party
Miss Abramson
East Orange
N.J
New York City
Wells Springs
Eureka
Calif
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Thomas O'Neill
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Allister
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John Taylor
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Peter Robinson
Democratic Unionists
Norah Bradford
DUP
Robert Bradford
Alabama
Sylacauga
Ala
Ribicoff
Pine Bluff, Ark
Here
Jefferson Regional Medical Center
International Paper Co
Mary Ann Brewer
Paul Beckham
Ellen Painter
Moreau
Simonis
Baton Rouge
Jon B. Simonis
East Baton Rouge Parish
Doug Moreau
Brink’s
Iowa
Commercial Union
Tom Donovan
Mike Lechky
Welch & Donovan Insurance Agency
Higley
Bao
Classic Liquors
Chicago
Illinois
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