Klinghoffer widow recalls shots and splash in hijacking
Marilyn Klinghoffer testified she heard two shots and a splash as her wheelchair- bound husband Leon Klinghoffer was killed during the Achille Lauro hijacking. She said a hijacker kissed her and told news would be given later while authorities pursued responses.
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Achille Laura
Leon Klinghoffer
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Lino Monteverde
Achille Lauro
Port Said
Egypt
Penthouse May Republish Barnes Photos Without Name
A federal appeals court in San Francisco ruled Penthouse magazine may republish nude photos of television actress Priscilla Barnes under an assumed name and not identify them as hers. The photos first appeared in 1976, and the case centers on her later fame from Three's Company.
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Penthouse Magazine
Priscilla Barnes
San Francisco
Penthouse
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Senate Calls End To Waldheim U N Pension Over Nazi Record
The Senate approved a non binding amendment urging the President to block Kurt Waldheim from receiving his annual UN pension of 81650 dollars due to revelations of his WWII service as an intelligence officer on General Lohrs staff. Senator Moynihan said the past would have doomed his selection as secretary general in 1972. Waldheim has claimed no knowledge of deportations or killings linked to Lohrs unit.
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Haig
Reagan
Chattanooga
Washington
Senate
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
U.S
United Nations
Waldheim
Daniel Moynihan
D-N.y
Moynihan
Austria
Alexander Lohr
Lohr
Greece
Balkans
Stabbing victim dies after pleas for help ignored
A man wounded in an apparent stabbing died in a San Jose hospital after he pounded on several doors seeking aid. Police said witnesses described fear to answer and ruled out robbery since the victim's wallet remained nearby. Investigators withheld the name until relatives are notified.
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San Jose
Calif
Pete Graves
Graves
Dwight Messimer
Messimer
Feliciana Sanchez
Bombing Kills Seven on Peruvian Tourist Train
A time bomb exploded on a crowded train from Cuzco to Machu Picchu killing seven and wounding at least 38. An American was among the dead and several Americans were injured. police link the attack to Shining Path guerrillas amid ongoing Peru violence.
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Lima
Peru
Cuzco
Machu Picchu
U.S
Andina
Shining Path
Andes
Emma Zamalloa
Zamalloa
Alan Garcia
Oil cartel rebuilds leadership as talks on prices open
OPEC opens a new round by replacing president Arturo Hernandez Grisanti of Venezuela after Arab criticism. Ministers from all 13 members meet for about four hours with no output limits proposed, while Rilwanu Lukman takes over as president and plans further talks at Brioni island retreat.
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Saudi Arabia
OPEC
Yamani
Lukman
Brioni
Josip Broz Tito
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