Burger urges arbitration to ease court caseload
Chief Justice Warren Burger told the American Bar Association that state and federal courts cannot handle current workloads and urged arbitration for non criminal civil disputes. He framed arbitration as a complement, not a replacement, and called for a final binding process with a push for mediation and a national commission study. Judge Wilbur Pell echoed support for curbs on excessive lawsuits, citing odd cases in remarks to ABA luncheon.
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American Bar Association
ABA
Anne Draznin
American Arbitration Association
Wilbur Pell
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Michigan
Chapel Hill
N.C
University of North Carolina
Journal of the American Medical Association
Barbara Hulka
Evangelist Oral Roberts Hurt In Los Angeles Crash
A three car collision near Los Angeles left evangelist Oral Roberts and his wife Evelyn injured lightly. The couple were examined and released from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. A 19 year old woman and Tami Moore of West Hollywood were in fair condition at local hospitals.
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Osbourne's Milwaukee show barred live animals for safety
Ozzy Osbourne's Milwaukee Auditorium performance occurred with no animals after warnings from Stardate Productions and local authorities to avoid violations. Restrictions included no doves, bats, goats, or raw liver, with Osbourne confirming a bat head biting incident in Iowa. Diana steps into public view as birth nears. she and Charles visit Brixton school amid security and mood shifts.
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Prince Charles
Britain
Brixton
Cuba Aids Leftist Guerrillas with Arms Through Miami Trader
Miami drug trafficker Jaime Guillot Lara allegedly worked with Cuba to arm Colombia’s M-19 rebels. DEA sources link Raul Castro to a deal that granted Cuban ports for refueling and weapons shipments, with a vessel delivering 200 tons of arms to M-19 after meetings with Raul Castro in Nicaragua.
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U.S
M-19
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Gonzalo Bezol
Crump
Omni
Bezol
Angola
Nicaragua
Raul Castro
Fire damages FDR mansion but restoration may save artifacts
Hyde Park officials express confidence that heirlooms damaged by a blaze at the Franklin D. Roosevelt family mansion can be restored in time for the 100th birthday celebration. Damaged areas include the roof attic and third floor while the first and second floors suffered mainly smoke and water damage.
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N.Y
UPI
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Dixon Freeland
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
New York City
Hunger strike at U S Embassy presses Soviet exit visas
Two women from the Siberian Seven fasting at the U S Embassy in Moscow announce they will refuse all liquids to force a Soviet emigration permit. Relatives fear hospitalization if the condition worsens while doctors warn facilities may be inadequate. The protest, begun at Christmas, seeks exit visas after over 20 years of religious persecution and travel restrictions.
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UPI
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United States
Egypt seeks 66 Soviet experts for major factory aid
Cairo reports Mubarak government requests 66 Soviet industrial specialists to assist Egyptian factories in joint projects. Foreign Minister Ali urged the aid but gave no arrival date, amid a broader effort to mend ties after Sadat expelled Soviet advisers last year.
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Mubarak
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