Returned Lennon Ono nude photos court case ends
A New Orleans court ordered the return of nine slides and 151 negatives of John Lennon and Yoko Ono to Ono, dating to a 1983 case about found items. The material was said to have been taken from Ono’s home by a servant, sparking the ongoing dispute.
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Poland tries Solidarity activists in closed court
Three Solidarity activists go on trial in Gdansk on charges of inciting public unrest. Police bar the public and foreign observers as Nobel laureates and protesters decry the crackdown. Defense lawyers report limited access and rights, with up to five years possible if convicted.
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Baker aims tax overhaul with broad support goal
Treasury Secretary James Baker told executives that Reagan can win congressional approval this year for a tax code overhaul. He pitched the plan as a populist reform to make the system fairer for individuals and warned politicians against underestimating voter frustration with the tax system. Reagan has signed off on the final proposal and will unveil it on Tuesday night from the Oval Office.
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