Critique of Bobby Knight and basketball coaching style
A columnist blasts Bobby Knight as an arrogant bully and explains why critics fear his temperament. He notes Knight’s benching of veterans, loyalty from Indiana fans, and the public scrutiny coaches face amid injuries and tough schedules.
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Bobby Knight
Indiana
Gen. George Patton
John McEnroe
Mr. Knight
Knight
God
Indiana Athletic
Bobby
Jud Heathcote
Michigan State
Jack Hartmann
Kansas State
Terry Holland
Virginia
George Raveling
Polish cops jailed for priest murder in Solidarity era case
A Polish court convicted three secret police agents of kidnapping and killing Rev. Jerzy Popieluszko and found a fourth guilty of instigating the crime. Grzegorz Piotrowski received 25 years, Adam Pietruszka 25 years, Leszek Pekala 15 years, and Waldemar Chmielewski 14 years.
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Gazette Wire
Warsaw
Poland
Adam Pietruszko
Jerzy Popieluszko
Leszek Pekala
Waldemar Chmielewski
Torun
Piotrowski
Pekala
Chmielewski
Pietruszka
Interior Ministry
Artur Kujawa
GOP senators push one year freeze on Social Security
Top Senate Republicans proposed a one year freeze in Social Security benefits to cut deficits if they can gain support for a 50 billion dollar package of domestic and defense cuts. They expect President Reagan to accept reduced defense spending as part of the plan.
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Washington
Senate
Robert Dole
American Bankers Association
Dole
Reagan
Caspar Weinberger
Senate Budget Committee
Weinberger
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Domenici
Congress
ANZUS pact row worries New Zealand rift and Beirut hijack end
The United States and Australia reaffirmed the ANZUS alliance while warning New Zealand has lost its loyal member status over its stance on U S vessels. In Beirut, gunmen hijacked a Cyprus Airways jetliner with 12 hostages, ending the crisis after six hours with the plane and captives released. In the Bering Sea, the Soviet icebreaker Moskva struggles to free over 1,000 trapped dolphins in ice.
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Washington
United States
Australia
U.S
Reagan
New Zealand
Robert Hawke
Wellington
Hawke
Beirut
Lebanon
Cyprus Airways
Cyprus
Sven Wisting
Moscow
Senyavin Strait
Bering Sea
Tass
Moskva
Reverend Jesse Jackson Hospitalized After Lungs Drained
Reverend Jesse Jackson remained in Howard University Hospital Washington after a Thursday procedure to drain mucus from his lungs. Hospital officials said he was up in his room and expected to stay at least four more days.
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Jesse Jackson
Howard University Hospital
Washington
Jackson
Pearlie McDaniel
Police protest indicting officer who killed elderly woman
More than 8000 police gathered outside a New York courthouse protesting the indictment of Officer Stephen Sullivan in the eviction death of an elderly woman. PBA leader Phil Caruso urged exoneration and justice for Sullivan as the crowd cried for fair treatment.
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New York
Stephen Sullivan
Phil Caruso
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
Sullivan
EPA chief Lee Thomas confirmed by Senate vote
Washington AP reports Lee Thomas won easy Senate confirmation to head the Environmental Protection Agency with no opposition and only brief debate before a voice vote. Thomas is described as a career government manager.
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Washington
Lee Thomas
Senate
Environmental Protection Agency
Thomas
Groceries and Produce Specials At Local Market
Readable items show cauliflowers lettuce celery red ripe tomatoes fresh cabbage and fruits. Prices listed include oranges navels russets green grapes and red and gold delicatessen items with per pound or per bushel values. Local market ad highlights daily deals and bulk pricing.
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oPaya
Center Pt
Admiral Metcalf linked to seized AK-47 shipments
Vice Admiral Joseph Metcalf III returned from Grenada with more than a dozen captured Soviet rifles. Pentagon sources say 24 AK-47s and 24 magazines were on his plane, with 16 weapons labeled for Metcalf and aides. Court-martials and jail terms followed for lower ranks. Metcalf faced no punishment. Navy calls the matter closed.
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Washington Post
Washington
Joseph Metcalf III
U.S
Grenada
Defense Department
Navy
Metcalf
Army
Atlantic Fleet
Norfolk
U.S. Customs Services
Pentagon
Customs Service
Christine Frazer
Haig says Reagan could have prevented Beirut Marines deaths
Former Secretary of State Alexander Haig told the Senate that President Reagan might have avoided the 1983 Marine barracks massacre by retaliating for earlier terrorism in Lebanon. He urged the White House to seek vengeance for terrorism in the future.
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Los Angeles Times
Washington
Alexander Haig
Reagan
U.S
Lebanon
White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Beirut
Bekaa Valley
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Minn
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