Reporter Ruth Gruber expelled from Poland in espionage case
United Press International correspondent Ruth E. Gruber, 33, is expelled by Polish authorities for alleged intelligence gathering after a package of film tied to military installations was found. Gruber was held and questioned, then released and told to report to the Foreign Ministry.
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Poland
UPI
United Press International
Ruth E. Gruber
PAP
Gruber
Espio
Philadelphia
Anna Olszewska
Gdansk
Olszewska
Britain expels Soviet translator amid espionage claim
Britain orders Vladimir Chernov a Soviet translator for the International Wheat Council to leave within a week. The Foreign Office cites activities incompatible with his position and notes this is the fourth Soviet expulsion in 16 months. Chernov denies wrongdoing.
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Britain
Vladimir A. Chernov
U.N
Chernov
Bronx firm officials charged in $100000 theft case
The chairman Kuno Laren and vice president Angela Fiume freddo of Sentry Armored Courier Service were arrested on grand larceny and misapplication of funds charges linked to a $100,000 skim from a $500,000 Chemical Bank cash account. An arrest warrant was issued for president John Hennings.
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UPI
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Chemical Bank
Sentry
Waldbaum
Kuno Laren
Manhattan
Angela Fiumefreddo
The
John Hennings
New York City
NOW chief arraigned in Los Angeles on murder extradition
Ginny Foat 42, national president of the NOW, was arraigned in Los Angeles on extradition for the 1965 killing of an Argentine businessman near New Orleans. Her defense said she would plead innocent and seek a writ of habeas corpus to secure release from jail without bail, a process expected to take at least 10 days.
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UPI
California
National Organization For Women
New Orleans
Louisiana
Ginny Eleanor Foat
Michael Tynan
Thatcher returns home from Falkland Islands visit
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher flew back to Britain after a five day Falklands visit that reinforced her stance against Argentine claims. The departure, kept secret until the RAF Hercules and two jets cleared the exclusion zone, drew mixed reactions from Conservatives and Labour.
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Falkland Islands
Margaret Thatcher
Argentina
Royal Air Force
Britain
Reagan Eyes Major Tax Overhaul in State of the Union
President Reagan plans to urge Congress to overhaul and simplify the federal income tax code by lowering rates and narrowing deductions in a long term reform. Treasury Secretary Regan backs streamlining the tax system while lawmakers weigh removing popular deductions to boost federal revenues amid large deficits.
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Reagan
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Treasury
Donald Regan
Regan
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Washington Post
Salvadoran colonel ends six day rebellion
Col Sigifredo Ochoa Perez halted his six day mutiny in El Salvador after his wife was injured in a car crash and the army commander flew to the capital. President Magana announced the crisis ended. Ochoa said he would remain at his headquarters until relieved and defended the mutiny as a move to force better communication in the armed forces.
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el Salvador
Sigifredo Ochoa Perez
Alvaro Magana
Ochoa
Cabanas
Jose Guillermo Garcia
Uruguay
Garcia
Magana
Sensuntepeque
Sigifredo
Air Force
Maj
Roberto Rodriguez Sosa
Man Holds Lawman Hostage After World Ends Belief
In Memphis a religious zealot Lindberg Sanders 49 holds Officer Robert S. Hester hostage across from Shannon Elementary School. SWAT surrounds the house as negotiators try to end the 24 hour standoff while three other officers were attacked during an earlier raid.
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Tenn
UPI
Lindberg
Lynn” Sanders
Sanders
John Holt
Robert S. Hester
Shannon
Hester
Bob Graham
Ray. O. Schwill II
Thomas Turner
Hollywood
Schwill
Thomas
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