Karpov Korchnoi Battle Ends In Draw In Baguio
World chess title match in Baguio sees Anatoly Karpov and Viktor Korchnoi draw after 90 minutes and 19 moves, the fourth straight game in the series. Officials report Karpov’s yogurt diet issue and venue food rules sparked debate between players and arbiters.
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Philippines
UPI
Anatoly Karpov
Viktor Korchnoi
Korchnoi
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Lothar Schmid
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Rosalynn Carter Defends President Amid Image Critique
Rosalynn Carter tells The New York Times editor luncheon that public misreads her husband’s leadership. She says he is not incompetent or indecisive, but must compromise in politics and remains strong, determined, and clear about his goals.
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NEW York
Rosalynn Carter
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New York Times
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Bishops Offers Fresh Varied Fare In Relaxed Family Dining
Patrons praise Bishops for fried fish and coffee service. They value the wide ever changing menu, fresh preparations, and warm friendly surroundings. The guide invites families to visit the restaurant.
Farber’s jail term cut after NJ Supreme Court stay in Dr X case
Reporter Myron Farber's seven hour jail term for contempt was halted by a New Jersey Supreme Court justice who stayed the sentence pending full court review. Farber left Bergen County Courthouse smiling as he surrendered for possible further action while Dr Mario Jascalevich and his defense press for access to Farber's notes in the Dr X river deaths case.
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Bergen County
Mario Jascalevich
Farber
Riverdell Hospital
Oradell
Jascalevich
Dr. X
the Times
William Arnold
Theodore Trautwein
Arnold
Pashman
Supreme Court
Newark
Health insurance plan delayed to early 1980s
President Carter's national health insurance plan will be deferred to the early 1980s as inflation and the federal deficit drive slowdown. White House adviser Stuart Eizenstat said principles will be outlined within 10 days and the plan will lean more on private insurers and individual contributions than Edward Kennedy's broader proposal.
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Washington
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Carter orders White House drug-use ban for staff
White House chief Daniel Carter ordered staff to avoid illegal drugs after the Bourne resignation and drug abuse concerns. Hamilton Jordan and others described the staff as strongly opposed to drugs, with executives stressing compliance with the law and possible employment loss for violators.
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Washington
Hamilton Jordan
Carter
White House
Terry O’connell
Peter Bourne
Bourne
Hamilton
O’connell
John Golden
Jordan
Georgia
Democratic National Committee
Jody Powell
Powell
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