Anti porn activists urge action in public press call
In St Louis organizers from Morality in Media say the Justice Department and Postal Service ignore pornography. They cite rising cable and video material and vow a national blueprint for action to enforce laws and curb smut. Over 300 attendees include Mary Gore and Cardinal John Krol.
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Mary Deppe
Morality In Media
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Mary Gore
U.S
Albert Gore Jr
D-Tenn
Cardinal John Krol
Philadelphia
Ralph A. Bohlmann
Judge orders release of Marcos assets in Hawaii
A federal judge in Honolulu ruled the U S Customs Service had no authority to hold $7 million in money jewelry and belongings Marcos brought to Hawaii. The decision covers property released to two Marcos aides pending a separate suit by the Central Bank of the Philippines.
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Playboy Magazine
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Ferdinand Marcos
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Aruiza
Plastic surgeon recalls Marla Hanson attack wounds
New York police say model Marla Hanson was slashed by two men hired by her former landlord over an $850 security deposit. Steven Roth and the two attackers were arraigned, with a June hearing set. Hanson remains hopeful to resume acting work.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
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Steven Bowman
Daren Norman
Roth
Herbert Adlerberg
Hanson
Dallas
Catholic Support Grows for Women Priests Despite Vatican Opposition
A survey reports rising Catholic approval of ordaining women as priests, from 29 percent in 1974 to 47 percent now. Men show notable support, while 55 percent would be very pleased to have a son enter the priesthood, up from 50 percent in 1974.
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Washington
America
Vatican
Catholic University of America
Dean R. Hoge
Hoge
Pope John Paul I Captured in Relaxed Abruzzo Moment
The front cover of the Italian weekly Gente shows Pope John Paul I in street clothes enjoying a rare moment of leisure in the Abruzzo countryside. The photo feature highlights a relaxed, informal side of the pontiff away from official duties.
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Pope John Paul I
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Italy
Reagan to probe Canada lumber subsidy claims
The Reagan administration said it will investigate industry charges that Canada subsidizes lumber exports to the United States. The move follows a wood-shingle dispute in which Reagan imposed import duties and Prime Minister Brian Mulroney answered with tariffs on American computer parts books periodicals and other exports.
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Washington
Reagan
Canada
United States
Brian Mulroney
Radiation Fallout At Chernobyl Worsens Health Fears
American bone marrow specialist Dr. Robert Gale says 80 people suffered serious radiation exposure at Chernobyl and about 100,000 evacuees will be watched for life. He notes Pripyat is largely empty and the disaster site shows little activity. The Soviet Union launched eight satellites and two cosmonauts continue experiments aboard Salyut-7 after 12 weeks in space.
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Reagan pushes for $100 million Nicaragua aid
President Reagan renewed his drive for 100 million dollars in aid to Nicaraguan rebels. He warned that denying aid could create a divided war torn Central America with Nicaragua as a refuge for terrorism and criticized Managua for delaying peace talks while eradicating internal opposition.
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Reagan
Nicaragua
Managua
House of Representatives
White House
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Red Cross to search records for pre screening AIDS blood items
The American Red Cross said it will begin a summer review to locate recipients of blood from donors before AIDS screening tests existed. Medical associate Dr. Joseph O Malley said about 1 000 to 2 000 people may be affected. The effort aims to identify recipients tied to earlier donations.
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American Red Cross
Joseph O'Malley
The
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