Subway Vigilante Debate Mirrors New York Anger
A columnist argues the subway shooting shifts moral balance as initial praise for a gunman gives way to fear of vigilante justice. He cites Gov Cuomo and Mayor Koch condemning instant justice while condemning danger to riders and the city’s sense of safety. The piece reflects on urban peril, subway culture, and the need to resist vigilantism.
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Edward Koch
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Frank Capra
Soviet physicist defects to U S grants asylum at O'Hare
Artem Kulikov, a 51 year old Soviet high energy physicist and chief engineer at the Leningrad Institute of Nuclear Physics, defected at Chicago O'Hare while part of a Fermilab project near Batavia Illinois. He requested asylum and was granted it on condition of anonymity.
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Chicago Tribune
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Joseph Lach
Fermilab
Bruce Chrisman
Lach
Star Wars off limits in deal with Russians
The Reagan administration rejects any agreement to limit the Strategic Defense Initiative. Officials say research will continue and deployment restraints are premature. Negotiations may later address offensive arms, with a two-track approach for offensive and defensive talks and a focus on ground based systems as well as space based defenses.
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Washington
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Andrei Gromyko
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Four Children Suspected in Beating Death of Deaf Boy
Police in West Palm Beach say four youths aged 4, 9, 10, and 13 are suspected of manslaughter in the November death of Terrence Davis, a deaf and mentally retarded 6-year-old. Investigators expect four juvenile arrests pending probable cause. The boy was found dead at home after an incident at a local playground.
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Fla
Jerry Winebrenner
Terrence Davis
Palm Beach County
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Ron Wood Marries Jo Howard in Buckinghamshire Church
Ron Wood 37 wed longtime girlfriend model Jo Howard 29 in a Buckinghamshire village church. Keith Richards and Charlie Watts served as best men as the ceremony drew London press coverage.
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Peter Cook
Rolling Stones
Mick Jagger
Stones
Ron Wood
Jo Howard
London
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Howard
Buckinghamshire
Alan Edwards
Keith Richard
Charlie Watts
Daily Mirror
Jackson Presses Pope to Visit South Africa for Justice
In a private audience Jesse Jackson urged Pope John Paul II to travel to South Africa and take a strong stand against apartheid. He compared it to the pope'sPoland visit that aided liberal reforms and Solidarity.
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U.S
Jesse Jackson
John Paul II
South Africa
Poland
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Solidarity Independent Trade Union
Polish secret police name fifth officer in Popieluszko case
In Warsaw a fifth unindicted officer, Lt. Waldemar Chmielewski testified in the trial of four secret police and security officers charged with abducting and murdering Father Jerzy Popieluszko. He described broad actions to curb the priest and noted other officials involved in planning an accident or abduction.
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Col
Adam Piotruszka
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Police arrest 19 year old in Rex store robbery trail found
Bristol police arrested Ronnie T. Beck after following candy wrappers along railroad tracks to his home. Beck is jailed in Sullivan County on $1,000 bond awaiting a hearing for the Tuesday robbery of Bob's Minute Mart.
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Tenn
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Ronnie T. Beck
Sullivan County
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