Princess Anne tours Yukon in blue jeans and hard hat
Princess Anne of Great Britain toured Whitehorse Yukon visiting a sternwheeler SS Klondike and the Whitehorse Copper mine. She swapped formal wear for blue jeans and safety gear, pulled a steam whistle, toured underground, and received a fireweed bouquet from a child.
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Whitehorse
Yukon Territory
Anne
Great Britain
Legislative Assembly
Yukon
Doug Bell
Parks Canada
Klondike
Yukon River
Whitehorse Copper Mine
CIA screens investments of Casey to prevent controversy
The CIA is screening multimillionaire Director William Casey's investments after earlier disclosures and Senate questions about his finances. An administration source says the review aims to prevent any untoward financial actions, with prior review by the Office of General Counsel and the Deputy Director for Central Intelligence, John McMahon.
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Washington
UPI
CIA
William Casey
Casey
Senate
Senate Intelligence Committee
Central Intelligence
Office of
General Counsel
John McMahon
Sheik in trouble again with Hollywood hotel bill
Mohammed al Fassi, a Saudi sheik, was briefly arrested in Hollywood Florida after hotel officials claimed he owed 1 475 516 dollars for two floors and two months room service. He was charged with defrauding an innkeeper and released on a 1 000 dollar bond.
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Hollywood
Fla
UPI
Mohammed al-Fassi
Diplomat Hotel
Fred Barbetta
Al-Fassi
Sheik
Fashion model kills boyfriend and herself in quarrel
In Manhattan, fashion model Cathleen Reilly shot Transit Authority officer Michael Condon with his revolver during a lovers quarrel and then killed herself. Autopsies confirmed Condon was shot once, Reilly died from a single self-inflicted gunshot.
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New York
UPI
Wednesday
Manhattan
Cathleen Reilly
Michael Condon
Condon
Transit Authority
Elliot Gross
17Th Precinct
Miss Reilly
Edward Burns
Michael Amato
Woody Allen
Annie Hall
Chacona
Chicago Sun-Times Sued Over Cardinal Cody Affair
Helen Dolan Wilson, 74, plans to sue the Chicago Sun-Times for millions alleging reckless disregard for the truth in reports about her relationship with the late Cardinal John P. Cody. Her attorney Leonard Ring said Wilson was forced into hiding by the articles and that Cody and Wilson denied any wrongdoing amid an inquiry into church fund allocations prior to indictments being declined.
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Wilson
Cody
Ring
Sun- Times
Ethiopian exiles to remain in U S after policy change
Thousands of Ethiopian exiles will be allowed to stay in the United States indefinitely under a policy shift by the INS. About 3,000 to 15,000 refugees are involved. decisions will vary by arrival period, with 1980 1981 entrants handled individually. Leaders credit bipartisan advocacy and State Department reconsideration for the change.
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Washington Post
Washington
United States
Immigration and Naturalization Service
INS
Congressional Black Caucus
Congress
U.N
Jeane J. Kirkpatrick
State Department
Senate
House
Justice Department
Walter J. Stoessel Jr
William French Smith
Ethiopia
Elliott Abrams
Julian C. Dixon
D-Calif
Jack Kemp
R-N.y
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