Riots Rage Across London and England for 10th Night
London and six other English cities faced fresh rioting as police reported 10th night of unrest. Leicester saw about 500 youths rampage with petrol bombs and rocks injuring five officers, while Birmingham Wolverhampton Coventry and High Wycombe also reported violence. Thatcher considered swift measures including special courts to deter copycat violence with Whitelaw coordinating justice.
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Margaret Thatcher
Midlands
Leicester
Birmingham
Wolverhampton
Coventry
High Wycombe
Nottings Hill
England
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Hampshire
Margaret
Bani Sadr kin among Iranians jailed amid executions
Tehran Radio says Fatollah Bani Sadr brother of the fugitive former president plus aide Mostafa Enterzaiioun and adviser Tahmil Homayoun were arrested with 87 others as Iran announced nine more executions. Mujahedeen Khalq and Kurdish activists were executed in Behshahr and Sanandaj amid ongoing anti government action.
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Mostafa Enterzaiioun
Tahmil Homayoun
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Turkey
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Iran
Tehran Radio
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Kurdish Democratic Party
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Sanandaj
Islamic Republic
Advice to lovers before the royal wedding
London report on two pages of dos and don'ts for newlyweds in the Christian monthly Family. Editor Anne Townsend says she sent a copy to the royal couple, Diana Spencer and Prince Charles, who wed in St Paul’s Cathedral on July 29. The guidance urges frequent affection and resolving disputes before bedtime.
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London
Diana Spencer
Prince Charles
Anne Townsend
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Frank Cooke
Canterbury
Donald Coggan
Cash Visits Ailing Jerry Lee Lewis In Memphis ICU
Country rock star Jerry Lee Lewis remains in critical condition after stomach surgery to drain abscesses and relieve a perforation. Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash visited him in the Methodist Hospital ICU as doctors use three antibiotics. Lewis is conscious but on a respirator with risks of pneumonia.
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Memphis, Tenn
Johnny Cash
June Carter Cash
Cash
Lewis
Dot Work
K.K. Jones
Midland
Texas
Ms. Jones
Guard units readied as state workers strike grows
U S Guardsmen were set to mobilize to replace unpaid workers amid the spreading strike. State Public Safety Director George Luciano reported 925 guardsmen already in state assignments as prison and other employees consider walkouts if the budget impasse persists.
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Boston
George Luciano
John Harvey
Council 93
American Federation of State
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San Jose council rejects tentative wage equity deal
The San Jose city council refused a brief tentative agreement reached Sunday amid a walkout by city workers pressing equal pay for women in similar roles. City Manager Francis Fox said a new proposal would be prepared and bargaining would resume with all negotiators present. After the vote Mayor Janet Gray Hayes announced the decision and about 75 union members were ejected from the chambers as they protested. Union spokesman Mike Eaton said workers later demanded to know who would negotiate next.
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San Jose
Calif
Francis Fox
Fox
Janet Gray Hayes
Five Jesuit seminarians arrested at Tegucigalpa airport
Five Jesuit seminarians from Central American nations were detained at Tocontin airport after airport officials found arms in their luggage. Police said the men, traveling Managua to Mexico City, disappeared after a stop in Tegucigalpa. The case intersects regional conflicts as rightist forces accuse priests of aiding guerrillas amid turmoil in Honduras and El Salvador.
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Honduras
Mexico City
Tocontin
Efrain Zavala
Jean-Claude Dietsch
Rome
Managua
Nicaragua
Mexico
Zavala
el Salvador
Haig Returns From Caribbean Trip Ahead of UN Vietnam Talks
Secretary of State Alexander Haig flew back from Nassau Bahamas after a one day Caribbean foreign ministers conference with Canada Mexico and Venezuela. He prepares to lead the U.S. delegation to a U.N. conference on the Vietnamese occupation of Cambodia and will address the world body Monday afternoon. He plans meetings with Chinese Japanese Singaporean and Austrian officials along with U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim and ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick before the session.
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UPI
Alexander Haig
Caribbean
U.S
United Nations
Cambodia
Haig
Nassau
Bahamas
Canada
Mexico
Venezuela
Central America
U.N
China
Japan
Singapore
Austria
Kurt Waldheim
Jeane Kirkpatrick
Budget battle as women's group targets ERA and Reagan
The National Women's Political Caucus attacked President Reagan's budget and backed efforts to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. Kathy Wilson of Alexandria became the new national chair, pledging to pursue ERA approval despite three states needed and four years with no new ratifications.
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New York Times
Albuquerque
N.M
National
Women’s Political Caucus
Reagan
Kathy Wilson
Alexandria
Wilson
Pakistan India clash leaves five soldiers dead in Kashmir
Five Pakistani soldiers were killed in a fresh border clash with Indian troops along the line of control in Kashmir’s Poonch district. Indian army officials said Pakistani troops opened fire without provocation, marking the third such clash in a week near Islamabad.
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India
Kashmir
Press Trust of India
Poonch
Islamabad
Mixed faith marriages likely to end in divorce
Washington based UPI reports Catholics show about 40 percent interfaith marriages with rising trends since 1947. Researchers Hoge and Ferry find mixed faith unions more prone to divorce, especially without conversion and with clashes over children's religious upbringing. A regional Catholic influence affects intermarriage rates. Iowa Commerce Commission chairman Kenneth Benda resigned.
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Washington
U.S. Catholic Conference
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