Chilean President Pinochet Rues Major Anti Government Protests
Tens of thousands protest nationwide against nearly a decade of military rule as Pinochet vows to exile political leaders to their caves. Police clash at times with demonstrators, with multiple arrests and reports of injuries.
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Chile
Augusto Pinochet
University of Chile Law School
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Concepcion
University of Concepcion
Pinochet
Salvador Allende
Copiapo
Rights panel critical of Reagan education policies
The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights criticized the Reagan administration for narrowing federal civil rights enforcement in education and urged reversal. Republican members Jill Ruckelshaus and Mary Louise Smith backed the critique, noting DOJ moves limit equal opportunity and threaten protections for women and minorities in federally assisted programs.
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New York Times Service
Washington
United States Commission On Civil Rights
Jill Ruckelshaus
Mary Louise Smith
Republican National Committee
Ruckelshaus
Department of Justice
Reagan
Departments of Education and Justice
Reagan to invite Begin to U S for working visit
Washington officials say President Reagan will invite Prime Minister Begin to Washington for an official working visit likely in late July to discuss American Israeli cooperation the Lebanon deadlock and broader Middle East issues. Caspar Weinberger signals revival of a strategic cooperation memorandum with Israel, possible any time.
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Washington
Caspar Weinberger
Middle East
White House
Reagan
Menachem Begin
Lebanon
Israel
Weinberger
Syria
Reagan Sus
Golan Heights
Beirut
National Press Club
House keeps ASAT program alive amid defense bill vote
The House rejected efforts to halt anti-satellite weapon production and backed funding for the ASAT project as part of a 187.8 billion defense authorization bill for FY 1984. Weinberger urged speed, citing Soviet ASAT capability and a planned 1987 operational date.
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House
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Pentagon
Defense Department
Mel Levine
D-Calif
Levine
Senate
George Brown
Air Force
U.S
Woman says God told her to confine kids
Manuel and Iraida Rosa were arrested in Lawrence for keeping their six year old son in a 2.4 foot high wire cage and locking his seven year old sister in a hot bedroom. They face two counts each of neglecting a minor and were released on bail.
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Lawrence
Mass
Manuel Rosa
Iraida
Lawrence District Court
William Wallace
Manuel
Rodaline
Health trends show declines in gonorrhea nation wide
Federal health researchers report gonorrhea rates down over the first 22 weeks of 1983 while syphilis rises slow. Los Angeles County logs about a 20 percent drop in gonorrhea as fear of AIDS and other diseases reduces sexual activity.
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Atlanta
Los Angeles
Pilot fired after emergency landing in Arizona
AP report notes Republic Airlines terminated the jetliner captain for noncompliance with company and FAA procedures after an emergency landing in Arizona due to fuel depletion. The article also covers Rev. James Draper Jr being re elected head of the Southern Baptist Convention and police ticketing of a paralyzed man using a motorized cart in Vienna West Virginia.
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Arizona
Republic Airlines
FAA
Federal Aviation Administration
Pittsburgh
James Draper Jr
Southern Baptist Convention
Draper
Vienna
W.va
Jack Myers
Chernenko appears at key Soviet meeting amid rumors of replacement
Konstantin Chernenko attends a central committee plenum in Moscow and praises Yuri Andropov in a speech about a strengthened propaganda push amid reports of his possible replacement or illness. Western observers expect further clues from the ongoing meeting and a parliamentary session.
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Konstantin Chernenko
Communist Party
Chernenko
U.S
Yuri Andropov
Central Committee
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