Reagan defends budget and to seek tougher housing rules
President Reagan defends his budget as fair and pledged to seek stronger fair housing laws to curb discrimination. He told listeners the economy is improving while critics warn about deficits and tax cuts favoring the rich.
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Justice Department
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Accused killer claims Vicki Morgan viewed as his slave
Marvin Pancoast in a hospital interview says Morgan used people to accumulate wealth and that he felt mesmerized by her. He admits beating Morgan with a baseball bat after she talked about an uncertain future, and says he fears the gas chamber.
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Los Angeles
Alfred Bloomingdale
Marvin Pancoast
Miss Morgan
Alfred
Associated Press
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Vick
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Pancoast
Reagan
Marvin Mitchelson
William Morris Agency
Todd
Trevor Hook
Santa Monica Superior Court
Esther Trynin
Pacific Palisades
William J. Glucksman
Marvin M. Mitchelson
Michele Trioia Marvin
Lee Marvin
Hook
Ms. Trynin
Five Salvadoran guardsmen surrender to guerrillas in Usulutan
In Usulutan province rebel fighters beat and fatally wounded up to 12 civil defense guardsmen after their surrender when out of ammunition. Residents say five guardsmen were bound and struck in a park while rebels claimed eight enemy casualties.
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Nueva Granada
el Salvador
Usulutan
Defense Ministry
Manuel Campos
Violinist Mullova Defects Arrives in United States
Soviet violinist Victoria Mullova and accompanist Vakhtang Zhordania landed at Kennedy Airport after defecting during a Finland tour. Mullova left behind a 300 year old Stradivarius on loan from the Soviet government. They were met privately and planned to travel to Washington to meet exile group The Tolstoy Foundation.
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New York
United States
Finland
Victoria Mullova
Vakhtang Zhordania
Kennedy Airport
Sweden
Port Authority
Fern Gianbatista
Kuusamo
Energy Independence christened on first US coal ship in 50 years
Mildred O Neill christened the 665 foot Energy Independence in Quincy praising U S shipbuilders. Built by three companies the coal carrying vessel marks a milestone in American ship production.
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Quincy
Mass
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
United States
Energy Independence
Mildred O'Neill
Lightning Sparks Brush Fires Firings Contained in Utah and Montana
Fire crews in Utah contained two new lightning sparked brush fires on Saturday after handling a 250 000 acre blaze. In Montana calm weather aided efforts to control a wave of fires burning homes. No injuries or property damage reported.
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Utah
Montana
Idaho
Arizona
Oregon
California
Hansel Valley
Great Salt Lake
Frances Johnston
PLO Chief Arafat to Visit Moscow for Talks
PLO official says Yasser Arafat will travel to Moscow within a week for consultations on strained ties between the PLO and Syria. The move follows Syria labeling Arafat a traitor and threatening to chop off his fingers in a government newspaper editorial.
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PLO
Yasser Arafat
Moscow
Palestine Liberation Organization
Syria
Arafat
Rebels Push New Front in Northern Nicaragua Fight
Heavy clashes erupted in Esteli province as anti Sandinista rebels intensified actions against the government. Military sources reported insurgents planned larger attacks ahead of July 19, the fourth anniversary of Somoza's overthrow, with fierce engagements continuing near Managua.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Esteli
Envoy Stone Missing Sparks El Salvador Talks Speculation
U S special envoy Richard Stone was not seen in public on Saturday fueling speculation he would meet with leaders of leftist guerrillas fighting to topple the government in El Salvador.
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U.S
Radio Venceremos
el Salvador
Honduran
San Jose
Costa Rica
Richard Stone
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