Soviet officials condemn Hollywood depictions as pornography
At a news briefing the Soviet side criticized American films for anti Soviet bias calling Stallone films pornography and accusing Hollywood of selling hatred. They cited Red Dawn and Rambomania while praising upcoming Soviet music and dance exchanges including the Kirov Ballet and the Moiseyev Dance Company touring the United States later in the year.
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Soviet Union
Yevtushenko
Congress of Writers
Stallone
Genrikh Borovik
Ivanov
ABC
America
Geneva
Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
Moscow
Kirov Ballet
Leningrad
Moiseyev
Libyan Crisis Briefing Spurs Navy Maneuvers in Med
Pentagon officials say the carrier America and Iowa are ready to deploy from Norfolk within 72 hours to join the Coral Sea near Sicily. Coral Sea sails from Naples with four FA-18 squadrons and bombers. Six Libyan submarines remain tracked by the IISS as the fleet maintains aerial reach.
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Pentagon
America
Norfolk
Mediterranean
Coral Sea
Naples
International Institute of Strategic Studies
Prison riot ends with lockdown and mock trials alleged
Corrections officials describe a two day prison siege in which riotous inmates seized control, damaged areas including the command post and south yard, and reportedly held mock trials. Prisoners later returned to cells as a lockdown was imposed with no reprisals for participants but no amnesty for serious crimes.
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Corrections
Bill Duncil
Moore
Pair of Murders Tied to Van Chase and Deportation Hearing
Two men attacked the Loicano residence abducted the wife and fled in a van at high speed. The chase ended when the van overturned with one assailant dead from a shotgun blast and the woman and other man killed by pistol fire. Police identified Denziel Nathaniel Malcolm, 34, of Jamaica, linked to a prior December 28 shooting and facing a deportation hearing scheduled January 27.
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Vaughan
Salem
Denziel Nathaniel Malcolm
Jamaica
Harrisburg
Malcolm
Anna Jones
Richard Cravener
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service Office
Philadelphia
Symphony's raffle of lottery tickets sparks state legal back-and-forth
In Cedar Rapids a symphony guild faced mixed guidance on using lottery tickets in a raffle. Officials later limited future raffles while allowing this one to proceed. Guild members said they anticipated no penalties, noting early optimism and eventual non-publicized exemption.
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Symphony
Cedar Rapids
Castelda
Lottery
Iowa
Guild
Rachel Mills
Revenue Department
Mills
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