U S envoy says Americans provoked melee at Kim homecoming
U S ambassador in Seoul accuses prominent Americans of provoking violence during exiled opposition leader Kim Dae-jung's return. The charge drew swift rejection from the Americans. Congressmen Feighan and Foglietta, among others, said they were roughed by South Korean police as Kim arrived at Kimpo Airport. The dispute centers on an alleged prearranged plan to keep the event peaceful and who altered it.
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New York Times
Seoul
South Korea
U.S
Kim Dae-jung
Kim
United States
University of Iowa Law
Burns Weston
Richard L. Walker
Walker
Kimpo International
Edward F. Feighan
Ohio
Thomas M. Foglietta
D-Pa
Patricia Derian
Robert E. White
el Salvador
IRS Seeks Millions in Taxes From Hunt Family
The IRS claims at least 200 million in taxes plus about 55 million for Placid Oil Co. from the Hunts, one of America’s wealthiest families. Disputes center on 1980 transfers alleged as gifts versus business loans, with notices detailing multiple family members’ deficiencies. The Hunts contest the charges and provide limited public insight into their finances.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Hunt Family
America
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Placid Oil Co
Dallas
Hunts
U.S. Tax Court
Hunt
Bunker Hunt
Caroline
Houston B. Hunt
Elizabeth
Thomas J. Carnes
Calgary
Canada
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Albert D. Huddleston
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Caroline Hunt
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Elizabeth Hunt Carnes
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Tom Whitaker
Chewing Tobacco Affects Harding Junior High Students
Northeast Cedar Rapids parents and Harding Junior High officials push to curb chewing tobacco among students. Principal Alan Whitworth notes a growing problem with confiscations. tobacco firms and media ethics are cited as factors.
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Harding Pta
Alan Whitworth
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Wade
Charlie Daniels Band
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Pan Am plans moon flights with 90 thousand reservations
Pan Am aims to offer lunar passenger service, citing a 1968 reservations program that lists about 90,002 potential travelers. The airline points to NASA and Apollo era activities, with figures like Walter Cronkite noted among those holding reservations for future moon flights.
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Los Angeles Times
New York
Pan American World Airways
Pan Am
Moon
Cape Kennedy
James A. Arey
Cape
Neil Armstrong
Walter Cronkite
Today’s Chuckle Brain Jokes Start Every Workday
A light quip notes the brain’s comedy of waking and working, saying it springs to life at dawn and keeps active until the workday begins. The caption highlights the humorous take on daily mental energy and routine.
Rural Coggon woman dies in icy County Road crash
Alice Jean Bell 59 of Route 2 Coggon was killed when her 1981 car driven north on W 58 lost control on ice and rolled in a farm field near Alburnett. Husband Robert Bell 63 was treated at St. Luke's and released. A second icy crash killed Virginia Barrett 69 in Hamburg Fremont County.
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Alice Jean Bell
Coggon
Robert Bell
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Iowa State Patrol
Alice Bell
Iowa
Virginia Barrett
Hamburg
Fremont County
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