Hamill to Wed Dean Paul Martin in Beverly Hills
Former Olympic figure skating champion Dorothy Hamill will marry Dean Paul Martin on January 8 at All Saints Episcopal Church in Beverly Hills. The groom is a U S Air Force lieutenant and actor, while Hamill will guest star in Ice Capades engagements across North America.
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Calif
Dorothy Hamill
Dean Paul Martin
Hamill
Dean Martin
All Saints Episcopal Church
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Sakharov Suffering Two Heart Attacks Wife Says
Andrei Sakharov's wife Yelena Bonner said he suffered two minor heart attacks last week. She appealed to Soviet authorities for proper medical care as the Nobel laureate returns home after hunger strike hospitalization and exile.
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UPI
Andrei Sakharov
Nobel
Sakharov
Yelena Bonner
Gorky
Bonner
Inlaw
Lisa Alexeyeva
Miss Alexeyeva
Sakharovs
Tatyana Yankelevich
Weston
Mass
Yankelevich
Harvard University
Alexei Semyonov
Soviet Union
Alexeyeva
Typhoon Lee kills dozens and leaves hundreds of thousands homeless
Across eight central Philippine provinces Typhoon Lee with winds over 100 mph killed at least 50 and left about 319,000 people homeless or in evacuation centers. Government reports say 46,342 houses damaged as relief efforts continue.
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Philippines
UPI
Lee
Philippine
Times Journal
Reynaldo del Valle
Samar
Ministry of Social Services
Quezon
Romblon
Marinduque
Mindoro
Albay
Masbate
Sorsogon
Dozier Photo Sparks Hope Amid Kidnapping Standoff
The wife of kidnapped Brig. Gen. James Dozier says a photo released by the Red Brigades raises hope he is alive. Police and NATO sources question its authenticity but note the montage shows Dozier with a placard and the anti American slogan.
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Milan
Italy
James Dozier
Red Brigades
NATO
Judith Dozier
Sen
Franco Calamandrei
People’s Prison
Dozier
Armored Cavalry
Vietnam
Verona
Reagan Admin Plans Major Taiwan Spare Parts Sale
The Reagan administration moves forward with a large sale of replacement spare parts for military equipment to Taiwan despite Chinese objections. Officials cite a $25 million plus notification threshold, with other reports sizing the deal at about $97 million and stating no weapons are involved.
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Washington
Taiwan
China
State Department
Dean Fischer
Fischer
U.S
S&L Deposits Turn to Net Withdrawals in November
U S savers pulled $1.6 billion more from savings and loan associations than they deposited in November marking the eighth negative month in nine. Net new deposits fell and mortgage commitments slipped 8 percent to $3.4 billion while S&L net worth declined for the 11th straight month per Federal Home Loan Bank Board data.
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Washington
U.S
Savings and Loan Associations
S&ls
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Vietnam veterans press MIAs talks with Hanoi as fraud claims flare
Four Vietnam veterans said they secured channels with Vietnamese officials to reassess missing soldiers, reporting a pledge to renew efforts on MIAs and access for scientists on Agent Orange. The group faces charges of self interest from Agent Orange Victims International president Frank McCarthy who branded them frauds.
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New York
UPI
U.S
Robert Muller
Vietnam
Agent Orange
Michael Harbert
John Terzano
Thomas Bird
Muller
Frank McCarthy
Agent Orange Victims International
Selection of jury begins in Williams murder trial
The Los Angeles Times reports jury selection for Wayne Williams murder trial began in Atlanta with 47 of 700 prospective jurors questioned. Williams is charged with killing Nathaniel Cater and Jimmy Ray Payne amid the 28 black youths slain between 1979 and 1981.
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Atlanta
Wayne Williams
Williams
Nathaniel Cater
Jimmy Ray Payne
Parliament member shot in Tehran as gunmen strike
Iran's Parliament deputy Mohammad Taki Behsharaf, a Khomeini loyalist from Semiron Isfahan, was killed when a car fired on him in Tehran. Pars also said three accomplices were executed for the June 28 bombing that killed 70 IRP members at their HQ.
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Ringo Starr
Starr
Modern Drummer
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
George Harrison
Lennon
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Ciudad Vieja
Gonzalo Quinonez Paredes
Quinonez Paredes
Christian Democrat Party
Beirut
Lebanon
Iran
Tehran
Pars
Islamic Republican Party
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Tehran Radio
Mohammad Taki Behsharaf
Semiron
Isfahan
Behsharat
Evin
Mehdi Bokharai
Habib Moharamdust
Masumeh Shade Manifard
IRP
Abolhassan Bani-Sadr
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