Hostage Freed After Idaho Prison Riot
Guards stormed the Idaho State Prison main cellblock at dawn freeing guard Lynart Orr after a 18 hour riot that left fires, wrecked vehicles, and rumors of bodies. About 50 inmates were moved to other facilities. five rioters helped secure Orr.
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Lynart Orr
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Iraqi delegation walks out during UN emergency session
Members of the Iraqi delegation to the United Nations and others begin to walk out as Israeli delegate Yehuda Blum approaches the podium. An emergency session was convened to consider a resolution urging creation of a Palestinian state under the Palestinian Liberation Organization.
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United Nations
Yehuda Blum
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Acquittal sparks curfew in Chattanooga unrest
Mayor Pat Rose imposed a 9 30 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew after a second night of racial unrest provoked by an all white jury acquitting two Ku Klux Klansmen in the shotgun wounding of four black women. A coalition urged a Justice Department probe of the jurors.
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Chattanooga
Justice Department
Five AP And Western Journalists Detained In Seoul
Five seasoned correspondents including AP veteran K C Hwang and reporters from Reuters Times Asahi and NHK were taken into custody by martial law authorities in Seoul for questioning of character references. Families were told little as the men remained detained by mid afternoon.
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Seoul
South Korea
Associated Press
K.C. Hwang
Oh Il-son
Reuters Ltd
Shim Jae-hoon
New York Times
Chung Ho-sang
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Chon Hak-bum
Japan Broadcasting Corp
Parents may leave son Polovchak behind in asylum case
Soviet official says Walter Polovchak’s parents may return to Ukraine without him. Evgeny Antipov of the Soviet Embassy in Washington says no requirement for the boy to accompany his parents. U S authorities confirm no mandate that the family exit together.
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Chicago
Walter Polovchak
Evgeny Antipov
Washington
Polovchak
U.S
Reagan funds certified despite Carter complaint
The Federal Election Commission certified 29.4 million dollars in Reagan campaign funds while Carter Mondale asserts 60 million dollars in independent expenditures violate campaign finance laws. The DC Circuit denied a temporary injunction and ordered a fast hearing on the suit.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Election Commission
Ronald Reagan
Carter-Mondale Committee
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District of Columbia
Carter
Common Cause
Reagan
Global study warns nations must cooperate to avert disaster
A three year US government study led by the President's Council on Environmental Quality and the State Department says civilization may have about 20 years to act. It predicts mass poverty malnutrition overcrowding and rising food and energy prices with international tensions and a widening wealth gap unless nations unite for sustainable development and environmental protection.
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Washington
U.S
President's Council On Environmen
Burns urges delay of tax cut until after election
Former Federal Reserve chairman Arthur Burns told the House Ways and Means Committee that Congress should delay a tax cut until after the Nov. 4 election. He aligned with the Carter administration against immediate passage and echoed Henry Fowler’s support for delaying action to ensure careful deliberation and fiscal policy steadiness.
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Washington
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Arthur Burns
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House
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Carter
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Forgetful bank customers risk losing savings in service charges
Washington witnesses told a House panel that dormant accounts are being closed with service charges in some banks. They cited Keith Norbie, a Duluth boy who found his $5 vanished after years of inactivity and urged tighter rules. Analysts said the issue, while real, is not widespread enough for new federal action.
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Washington
Keith Norbie
Duluth
Minn
House
Jo Ann Barefoot
David J. Epstein
California opens Manson trial with Beatles motive claim
The state argues at opening statements in the Manson murder trial that the defendant acted under the influence of a Beatles song. The claim centers on motive and psychological state as the trial proceeds.
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