Government seeks dismissal of six Iran hostage lawsuits
The U S government asks a federal court to dismiss six lawsuits by former hostages and others claiming millions, arguing the 1981 Iran settlement waives pre 1981 claims arising from the November 1979 seizure and hostage detentions.
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Dayan Promises Decision On Run By April 2 In Tel Aviv
Moshe Dayan former Israel foreign minister spoke in Tel Aviv on Friday about the election. He said his political future is uncertain and he will decide by April 2 if he will run. A background photo shows David Ben Gurion former prime minister.
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China conducts major cabinet reshuffle to revive economy
The Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress announced a broad reshuffle in more than a dozen ministries and agencies. Vice Premier Geng Biao became defense minister, replacing Xu Xiangqian who retires for age and illness. A state Family Planning Commission was created to curb population growth to 1.2 billion by century’s end.
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Supreme Court Denies Death Row Stay in Indiana Case
The U.S. Supreme Court and the Indiana Parole Board refused to halt Steven Judy's execution, clearing the way for his electrocution shortly after midnight Monday. Judy aims to die rather than life in prison, with Gov. Orr's stance on the death penalty influencing any possible reprieve.
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Paris Helicopter Escapee Dupre Captured After Street Gunning
French police captured Gerard Dupre after a night gun battle in Paris streets. Dupre, 33, escaped from Fleury Merogis prison Feb 27 with armed robberies charges, injuring several officers. Andre Prebert, 33, and a watched woman friend were detained.
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Iran Rejects Peace Plan as Aggressor Parity Demanded
Iran's supreme defense council unanimously rejected the Islamic Conference peace proposal, insisting Iraq be condemned as aggressor. Tehran said a cease fire and withdrawal were not acceptable without punishment of the aggressor and prepared a formal announcement.
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Cronkite bids farewell after 19 years as CBS Evening News anchor
Walter Cronkite concluded his 19 year tenure as CBS Evening News anchor delivering his last broadcast to about 18.5 million viewers. Dan Rather was announced as his successor, with Cronkite planning future CBS reporting and a new Universe science program.
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Saudis to buy Saudi-US arms for F-15s sparks Congress clash
The administration announced a sale of military equipment to Saudi Arabia to extend F-15 range and add ground attack capability, a move that could trigger President Reagan’s first major confrontation with Congress. Israel will receive $600 million in credits to bolster air defenses, with accelerated F-15 deliveries and possible expansion of orders. Israel warns the deal heightens arms race risks. lawmakers threaten disapproval resolutions within 30 days.
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California judge upholds teaching evolution as theory not fact
Superior Court Judge Irving Perluss rejected the bid by Christian fundamentalists to alter state guidelines on teaching evolution. He ordered the Board of Education to include a 1973 policy stating Darwinian evolution must be taught as theory not dogma. Deputy AG Robert Tyler called it a qualified victory. Richard Turner, for the plaintiffs, indicated no final decision on appeal.
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