Jack Ford Won't Run for California Controller
Jack Ford, son of former President Gerald Ford, will not pursue the California controller race next year. He cites focusing on business to establish himself while resuming his NBC radio show Great Outdoors.
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Polish ambassador to Japan seeks asylum in United States
Polish ambassador to Japan Dr Zdzieslaw Rurarz fled with his family to Seattle after saying army use against Polish people was the final straw. He arrived on a Northwest flight from Tokyo and will proceed to New York to seek asylum, joining Romuald Spasowski as the second Polish envoy to defect this week.
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Newark fire traps five dead and seven hurt
Five people including three children were killed and seven injured in a Newark Passaic area fire that climbed from a kitchen to a stairwell. Earlier in Passaic an unidentifed boy died in a separate blaze believed to involve missing children.
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Red Brigades Arrests Tied To Dozier Kidnapping
Milan police say three Red Brigades suspects are in custody, including a schoolteacher turned terrorist, in a case tied to the January kidnapping of U S Army Brig Gen James L Dozier. The Milan cell and ANSA connection are cited in the probe.
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Funeral for Khomenei aides sparks anti Iran crowd
Be irut crowd chants dirges at funeral for Mojtaba Estaki and Gholamali Jaafarzadeh two Iranian officials killed in a grenade attack on motorcycles Pars news agency reported three others wounded in the attack and listed their wounds as non serious
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Reagan sanctions Poland show limited scope and risk
President Reagan imposes mainly economic measures against the Polish government and halts some food aid while avoiding action against the Soviet Union. The move aims to pressure Warsaw without triggering a broader crisis, keeping pressure room to heighten if Solidarity and the crackdown continue.
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