Britain’s New Prince Faces Naming Hype and Gossip
Britain’s newborn prince remains unnamed as press spar over aunt Princess Anne. Buckingham Palace cites several days before a name. Charles and Diana express pride. Amidst rumors, Anne’s remarks trigger accusations of jealousy while Diana ranks high in popularity surveys.
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Massive 610 Pound Cocaine Air Shipment Foiled on Long Island
Four men were arrested after a DEA undercover operation halted what prosecutors called the Northeast region’s largest cocaine seizure. The suspects flew into Brookhaven Airport at 3 45 am with eight bags of cocaine aboard a damaged twin engine plane. Bail was set at 2 million for three Americans and 250 000 for Fernando Alzate, a Colombian admitted as chaperone.
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Bignone seeks to brace regime in Argentina
Argentina's president-designate Gen. Reynaldo Bignone met with leaders of five major opposing parties in Buenos Aires as a crowd chanted for change. Parties demand rapid return to constitutional rule, lifting of political ban, release of prisoners and swift economic reforms in exchange for support.
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Vietnamese boats denied firing on U S warships in South China Sea
Vietnam News Agency dismissed U S claims as fabrication noting Vietnamese boats defend themselves and that the navy was not operating in the area. The U S Navy said destroyers Turner Joy Lynde McCormick and cruiser Sterett faced fire from a vessel believed Vietnamese in international waters.
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NOW ends ERA bid and shifts to changing Congress
The National Organization for Women announced the end of its 10 year effort to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment and outlined a new strategy to change political realities. NOW chief Eleanor Smeal said activists must alter Congress and state legislatures before pursuing ERA again.
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Supreme Court grants presidents absolute immunity from damages
The Supreme Court rules current and former presidents cannot be sued for monetary damages for official acts. In a 5 4 decision, the justices say presidents enjoy absolute immunity for misconduct within the outer perimeter of official duties, potentially blocking lawsuits against Nixon and other presidents.
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