Turks approve constitution and seven year term for Evren
Turks approved a new constitution and a seven year presidential term for Gen. Kenan Evren in a nationwide referendum with about 92 percent voting yes as 60 percent of ballots counted. The measure grants Evren wide powers, reopens Parliament, and restricts political activity while no violence was reported.
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U S aid to Bolivia linked to drug dealer case
The United States proposes about 140 million dollars in aid to Bolivia tied to narcotics crackdown and economic reforms. A key condition is Bolivia turning over Roberto Suarez, an alleged major cocaine dealer, whose history involves controlling vast coca growing areas in Chapare and Beni with a mercenary force.
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Hollywood pair amid divorce rumors denied by publicist
Publicist Patricia Newcomb denied a Daily Mirror report that Robert Redford and Lola Redford are estranged after 24 years of marriage. She said the couple remains married and noted Redford owns homes out of California.
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Daily Mirror
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Miami bird tale ends in dropped charges against ex U S attorney
Police misread a wiretapped call about a kilo of toco toucan as a drug deal. Keefe, a former assistant U S attorney, faces dropped drug trafficking and conspiracy charges 18 months later. The bird Skippy died, Keefe kept it in a freezer as evidence, and he plans to keep the memory.
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Slaying of Teen Nazis Leader Shocks Oroville
Perry Warthan 41 and two juveniles are held in the execution style killing of Joseph Hoover 17 after he claimed involvement in distributing hate literature at Oroville High School. Hoover’s confession spurred a two day student walkout and a $1000 reward was posted for literature distributors.
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Butte County
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Builder kills deputy and wounds two in 12 hour Florida siege
Ronald Sanders, a builder and part time musician, killed Volusia County Deputy Steve Saboda and wounded Sheriff’s Deputy Ernie Harris before killing himself during a lengthy standoff at his Deland home. Sanders also held his girlfriend and her child hostage. Harris and Saboda were injured and later died, respectively, as officers gasped the residence.
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Volusia County
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Carroll
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Coast Guard seizes freighter with 30 tons of marijuana
The 240 foot Biscayne Freeze was fired upon after refusing to stop 400 miles southeast of Cape Cod. Coast Guard crews boarded the vessel with 22 Colombians and two other crew members. The cannabis and crew were handed to the DEA and Customs for processing.
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Glemp warns Poles of protest rights amid martial law
In Warsaw four days before Solidarity strikes, Primate Glemp says Poles suffer humiliation and have right to protest while pledging to prevent bloodshed. Communist Party warns enforcers will crush Solidarity plans as John Paul II completes Spain tour with urgent calls to curb recession.
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Wright proposes tax credits to delay retirement to aid Social Security
House Leader James Wright urges using federal revenues and new tax credits to entice older workers to stay employed. He cites a potential 25 billion savings over three years if one third of workers delay retirement, proposing 1000 to 2000 dollar credits by ages 65 67. Offshore leases and higher spirits taxes are cited as possible revenue sources.
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Washington — House
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Meet the Press
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Wright
Social Security Trust Fund
Interior Department
Bob Kerr
House Interior Committee
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