Guatemalan general leads as fraud claims swirl
Gen. Angel Anibal Guevara, government candidate, surged to a lead in early returns amid fraud accusations from rivals. With less than half the votes counted, Guevara held about 37 percent, with Sandoval and Maldonado trailing, while the presidency may hinge on Congress if no majority emerges.
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Entertainer Carol Lawrence Weds Greg Guydus in Bel-Air Ceremony
Entertainer Carol Lawrence, 49, married Los Angeles businessman Greg Guydus in a weekend ceremony at Bel-Air Presbyterian Church. Rev Donn Moomaw officiated Sunday afternoon service, per publicist Tom Majors. Lawrence previously wed puppeteer Cosmo Allegretti and singer Robert Goulet.
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Weinberg Remarries After Abscam Ties Amid Tragic Death
Mel Weinberg, a central figure in the FBI Abscam case, wed Evelyn Knight in a quiet Palm Beach ceremony two months after his wife Cynthia Weinberg was found dead in Tequesta. Authorities ruled the death a suicide. The ceremony drew Weinberg’s three children six grandchildren and security guards.
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Thatcher daughter Carol joins LBC radio show
Carol Thatcher, daughter of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, starts as co-host of a London Broadcasting Co. phone-in program. The 28 year old previously worked as a newspaper and television reporter in Australia after being chosen from twelve candidates for the post.
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Pop stars to guest on long running soap operas
CBS soap Guiding Light invites Judy Collins the B 52s Maurice Gibb and Ashford and Simpson starting March 29 as the show nears its 30th anniversary. As The World Turns also features Pearl Bailey and Edie Adams returning March 18 for older viewers.
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Belushi death probe eyed as drug link grows
Los Angeles coroner investigators pursue toxicology and tissue tests after an inconclusive autopsy on John Belushi. Sources suggest heart and respiratory failure from a narcotic overdose, possibly cocaine, amid reports of white powder on a nightstand. Coroner Noguchi enforces a strict news blackout.
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Canada moves to take control of its constitution
The House of Commons passed a bill by 177 to 33 on final reading with about two thirds absent. The measure seeks to remove British authority over Canada's constitution embodied by the 1867 act. It heads to the Lords, with agreement reached Nov. 5 and Parliament approving in December.
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Greece's First Socialist Budget Unveiled by Papandreou
Premier Andreas Papandreou presented Greece's first socialist budget promising higher spending on defense education and social welfare as top priorities. He called 1982 a transition to a new five year plan in 1983 to broaden the country's development horizons.
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Sea law conference opens as US pushes new regime
The United Nations Law of the Sea conference starts its 11th session with the United States circulating a 42 page working paper proposing changes to the draft code. Delegates from 150 nations weigh industrialized nations greater voting power and looser mining restrictions for deep ocean wealth estimated at 3 trillion dollars in copper nickel manganese and cobalt.
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Habib aids cease-fire effort on Israel Lebanon border
U S special envoy Philip C. Habib met with Prime Minister Begin and top Israeli leaders in Jerusalem and appears to have strengthened the cease-fire on the Israel Lebanon frontier. Though tensions remain, officials voiced confidence there would be no renewed hostilities. Habib planned to return to Washington after visits to Lebanon Syria Jordan and Saudi Arabia. Defense Minister Sharon joined Egyptian Foreign Minister Aly on Sinai border talks to safeguard local populations near Rafah.
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High Court weighs police demands for IDs and related cases
The Supreme Court will decide whether police can demand identification when they suspect wrongdoing. It reviews a California law struck down as unconstitutional and rejects other appeals on census counts, political action committees, drug paraphernalia bans, state land regulation, and NSA UFO disclosures.
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