Italian judge freed after Red Brigades kidnapping
Judge Giovanni d Urso was released by the Red Brigades 34 days after he was kidnapped outside his Rome home. He was found in a tan Fiat 127 near the Via Portico d Ottavia guarded by police, and a doctor said he was shivering but healthy apart from shock.
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Giovanni d'Urso
Justice Ministry
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d'Urso
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ANSA
Italy
Moro
Giovanni d’Urso
Contempt hearing opens in Buckeye school case
Scores fill the Alexandria crowd outside the federal courthouse as U S District Judge Nauman Scott opens a contempt hearing over Alabama state and local officials alleged to have blocked busing. Richard Lee faces possible $4 000 fine with daily penalties. other officials face escalating penalties. Ku Klux Klan leader Bill Wilkinson attends the courtroom and says members will demonstrate outside.
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Alexandria
Louisiana
U.S
Nauman Scott
Richard Lee
Buckeye High School
Lee
Ku Klux Klan
Bill Wilkinson
Denham Springs
KKK
Wilkinson
Nation observes King birthday across the U S
Observances mark Martin Luther King Jr. day with events from Buffalo to Atlanta and Washington. In Buffalo a tense rally drew about 500 anti Nazi demonstrators and one organizer, Karl Hand Jr., who was escorted away after a salute. Stevie Wonder led a planned Washington march for King with about 20 000 expected. New York Gov. Hugh Carey issued a Martin Luther King Day proclamation urging calm and reflection on Kings memory.
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Washington, D.C
Martin Luther King Jr
Buffalo
N.Y
Karl H. Hand Jr
Hand
Washington
Stevie Wonder
King
New York
Hugh Carey
Reagan Names Bill Brock U S Trade Representative
President elect Ronald Reagan named Bill Brock to be the U S special trade representative. Brock, 50, will join the Cabinet and report to the president. He has chaired the Republican National Committee since 1977 and previously served as a Tennessee senator and congressman.
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Edwin Meese
Reagan
U.S
Tennessee
Carter bids nation farewell as he backs world duties
In a nationwide farewell from the Oval Office, President Carter pledges to support Reagan and focuses on three tasks: preventing nuclear war, advancing human rights worldwide, and protecting the environment. He vows prayers for U.S. hostages in Iran and stresses global citizenship.
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Washington
Carter
Iran
Ronald Reagan
White House
Oval Office
Reagan
FDA Approves Extended Wear Contact Lenses
The FDA approves Hydrcurve II extended wear contact lenses for up to two weeks without removal. Manufactured by Soft Lenses Inc in San Diego, the lenses allow oxygen to reach the cornea during sleep and require long term follow up after initial use.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
Hydrcurve
Dan Diego
Calif
Soft Lenses Inc
Leftist guerrillas seize capital and push in three provinces
In El Salvador, guerrillas hold San Francisco Gotera and fight in Morazan La Union and San Miguel as US resumes military aid amid the offensive. State Department cites armed rebels and captured documents supporting aid. Other dispatches cover Solidarity strikes in Poland, Reagan meeting plans on auto industry, and Pope John Paul II meeting Walesa.
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el Salvador
United States
San Francisco Gotera
Morazan
la Union
San Miguel
Honduras
Nicaragua
Gulf of
Fonseca
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Washington
State Department
Vatican City
John Paul II
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Independent Labor Movement
Poland
Walesa
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