Baryshnikov Sprains Toe For LA Ballet Run
Mikhail Baryshnikov sprained a big toe possibly tearing a tendon during warmups for an American Ballet Theatre weekend matinee at the Los Angeles Music Center. Kevin McKenzie replaced him in the companys final Giselle performance as audience members booed and demanded refunds.
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Baryshnikov
Los Angeles
UPI
Mikhail Baryshnikov
American Ballet Theater
Los Angeles Music Center
Kevin McKenzie
Burger urges reform of criminal justice to curb crime
Chief Justice Warren Burger told the American Bar Association that crime permeates American life and urged reforms. He proposed bail limits, swift trials, prison education, probation for first-time non-violent offenders, and restricting post conviction appeals to genuine miscarriages of justice.
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Houston
Warren Burger
Burger
American Bar Association
U.S
ABA
William Reece Smith
Tampa
Fla
American Civil Liberties Union
Bruce Ennis
Boston
Harvard Law School
Palm Beach Debates Topless Jogging Ban At Council
Palm Beach faces a town council vote on a proposed topless jogging ban for anyone over 14 with the rule allowing shirts off only within 150 feet of the beach. Proponents call it a matter of aesthetics while opponents decry it as snobbery and unconstitutional.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Irvin Fried
Jim Green
Fried
Sloane's Curve
Green
West Palm Beach
Polish union threat prompts broad southeastern strike
In Poland a province-wide strike involving up to 300,000 workers challenged the government as the Communist Party met to discuss unrest. Western officials suspect Soviet intervention and possible leadership changes as the Politburo opened without party chief Kania delivering the report.
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Warsaw
Poland
UPI
Independent Union Movement
Communist Party
Washington
Polish Communist Party
NBC News
State Department
PAP
Communist Party Central Committee
Stanislaw Kanin
Kazimierz Barczikowski
Tadeusz Grabski
Kania
Lennon’s killer cites Catcher in the Rye as aid
Mark David Chapman, accused of killing John Lennon outside the Dakota, says The Catcher in the Rye would help explain what happened. He referenced the novel in a handwritten letter to The New York Times and remains housed at Rikers Island for psychiatric testing.
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NEW York (Ap
Mark David Chapman
John Lennon
J.D. Salinger
Chapman
Dakota
Lennon
New York Times
Catcher In the Rye
The
Times
Honolulu
Jonathan Marks
Rikers Island
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publishing Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company prints daily and Sunday editions with mail and carrier subscriptions available. Rates listed include multiweek and annual options, noting regional restrictions and AP exclusive rights.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Lowe
Carrie
U.S Territories
Associated Press
Amouns
Search for missing children spans cities as cases rise
Police and volunteers in Atlanta conduct two separate searches for missing black youths amid ongoing cases of slayings and disappearances. 11 year old Patrick Baltazar remains missing from Friday, not yet assigned to a special task force handling 15 slayings and two disappearances since July 1979. In Tallahassee, Lee Manuel Gooch, missing since January 5, was reportedly in jail over the weekend and released, with whereabouts unknown.
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Atlanta
Surburban
Public Safety
Lee Brown
Patrick Baltazar
Brown
Baltazar
Tallahassee
Fla
Lee Manuel Gooch
World leaders push for tougher sanctions on sponsors of terror
The United States urged the U.N. Commission on Human Rights to adopt strong international sanctions against nations aiding terrorists. Michael Novak called the Soviet backed draft insufficient as Reagan officials prioritized fighting terrorism. Haig accused the Soviet Union of backing attacks. In the Middle East Iran said its forces repulsed an Iraqi assault on Abadan while Iraq claimed to have crushed Iranian efforts near Susangerd as Indira Gandhi opened a non aligned ministers conference in New Delhi.
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New York
Richard Helms
Iran
United States
Helms
CIA
People Magazine
Carter
Washington
Los Angeles
Vincent DeVita
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Los Angeles Times
NCI
DeVita
The
Times
Geneva
Switzerland
UPI
U.N. Commission On Human Rights
Michael Novak
U.S
Commission
Reagan
Alexander Haig
Soviet Union
Beirut
Lebanon
Abadan
Persian Gulf
Iraq
Susangerd
Khuzistan
Indira Gandhi
New Delhi
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Italy
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Anderson
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Winters
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Valenta TV
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Marie Locke
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Christopher Blagg
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Northwest Kidney Center
Han River
Seoul
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McGuire Auction Co., Inc
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