Moonshine Boom Surges in Soviet Union as Vodka Prices Rise
In Moscow as New Year nears, many Soviets shun state vodka and brew samogon at home using sugar tomato paste and water. High vodka prices drive bootleggers while connoisseurs praise stronger taste and no hangover.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Alexander Smirnov
State Planning Commission
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Estes declines Met stage for Iowa Rose Bowl anthem
Simon Estes, renowned bass baritone and 1966 Tchaikovsky winner, will sing the national anthem for the University of Iowa Rose Bowl appearance, while making his Met debut in Wagner's Tannhauser on January 4 with a New Year’s Eve dress rehearsal.
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Simon Estes
Metropolitan Opera
University of Iowa
Estes
Moscow
Europe
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University
Estes passes Rose Bowl for Met performance in Broadway move
The singer chose the Met over Pasadena citing 17 years dream to sing at the Met and sadness about missing the Rose Bowl. Elizabeth Taylor Warner's doctor says she is in excellent condition amid divorce speculation. Donny Osmond to star in Broadway debut as Little Johnny Jones in February.
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Paving corruption probe expands to thirteen states
Federal investigators tied a two year old Virginia Byrd Airport bid rigging case to 13 states with 102 paving firms and 135 individuals indicted for bid rigging on highway and airport projects. Convictions reach 71 corporations and 102 individuals with many pleadings no contest or guilty.
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Justice Department
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Mississippi
Kansas
Texas
Louisiana
Kentucky
Arkansas
Florida
Nebraska
Joseph Widmar
Federal Aviation Administration
Richmond
Byrd
Illinois
Nashville
Suspect Arrested in Abduction Slaying of Female Mail Carrier
FBI agents detained Janet Antone in Phoenix on a federal warrant charging her and three others with the murder of Karen Beth Green, 27, of Apache Junction. Green was kidnapped Saturday near the Salt River Indian Reservation. her body was found Monday. Authorities seek Brenda Gail Antone, Clayborn Dale Osis, and Sanford Darrell Chingo.
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UPI
FBI
Janet Antone
West Phoenix
John Hinchcliffe
Phoenix
Apache Junction
Justice Dept seeks halt to new USPS ECOM service plan
The Justice Department asks a federal judge for a temporary and permanent injunction to stop the Postal Service from launching its new ECOM electronic mail service next Monday until the Postal Rate Commission approves the plan. The suit cites failure to meet statutory approval requirements. Nearby, a separate Idaho story notes Monteview residents report a spiritualist claiming powers to eliminate rabbits, predicting death of 10,000 animals within 24 hours.
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Postal Service
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Rate Commission
ECOM
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Postal Rate Commission
Monteview
Idaho
China Says U S Arms Sales To Taiwan Spark Showdown
The People’s Daily accuses Washington of pressing a Taiwan showdown by planning further arms sales and escalating moves. It says China, as the people's representative, cannot tolerate a permissive stance and opposes foreign arms sales to Taiwan.
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UPS
Communist Party
United States
China
Taiwan
Washington
U.S
People’s Daily
People’s Will
Israeli F-15s Violate Iraq Airspace. Intercepted Near Saudi Border
Iraqi military spokesman said two U S made Israeli F-15 fighters penetrated Iraqi airspace near the Saudi border Wednesday. Iraqi jets intercepted them but no aerial battle occurred. This marked the first Iraqi airspace violation since the June 7 strike on a nuclear reactor near Baghdad.
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Lebanon
UPI
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Harris loses bid for new trial in Tarnower case
The Appellate Division in White Plains rejected Jean Harris’s bid for a new trial in the 1980 murder of Dr. Herman Tarnower. Five justices called her trial fair and indicated no constitutional violation required for appeal. Harris, 58, is serving 15 years to life at Bedford Hills.
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N.Y
Jean Harris
Herman Tarnower
Appellate Division
State Supreme Court
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Herald Price Fahringer
Tarnower
Scarsdale
Purchase
Harris
Madeira School For Girls
McLean
Cuba dismisses two top economic policy makers
Washington AP report says Cuba fired Minister of Internal Trade Serafin Fernandez Rodriguez and Minister-President of the State Prices Committee Santiago Riera Hernandez after widespread protests over Dec 14 price hikes. Restau rant prices and some 1500 items rose, hitting low and middle income diners hardest.
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Cuba
Serafin Fernandez Rodriguez
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