Soviet chess champion cries political foul over 1982 title decision
Anna Akhsharumova, former Soviet women’s champion, says officials made a political move to block her win in Tallinn. After a disputed Dec 17 game with Nana Ioseliani, the All-Union Referees Board ordered a resumed match with extra time for Ioseliani, costing Akhsharumova the 1982 title and her stipend.
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Experts doubt need for safety device after Washington crash
The Air Florida 737 crash spurred Boeing to develop an on ground anti icing system and Britain to tighten icy weather rules. The NTSB blamed crew errors for the fatal takeoff and pilots’ misjudgments raised questions about new measures. Boeing expects FAA certification while airlines split on adopting the change.
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Sweden may allow foreigners to vote in national elections
Prime Minister Olof Palme's government seeks voting rights for non-Swedish residents while curbing the ballot for Swedes abroad. The plan could let non citizen immigrants run for the Riksdag, as the constitution ties eligibility to the vote. About 240,000 non citizen immigrants may qualify, with 4 percent of eligible voters abroad.
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