Marcos Threatens Action Against Tax Evasion Businessmen
President Ferdinand Marcos warned he has a dossier on businessmen involved in tax evasion smuggling and dollar black market activity and will file criminal charges to the fullest extent of the law. He cited losses from garment firms sending dollars abroad and textiles smuggling costing hundreds of millions annually.
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Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
Marcos
Benigno Aquino
Protesters Rally Against Nuclear Arms Across England and Australia
Hundreds demonstrators in England and Australia demand nuclear disarmament. At least 137 arrests reported amid die in at London Remembrance service. In Australia 111 women charged for entering a restricted base and 109 for false names after using Karen Silkwood identity.
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Australia
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London
Britain
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Parliament Square
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Darryl Menzie
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Gunman in Disneyland area standoff jailed on $250000 bail
Lawrence Dennis Hamile 38 of Santa Ana was arrested after a 10 hour standoff at the Sands Motel near Disneyland. His father said the Vietnam veteran was not violent before the war and a girlfriend noted he grew despondent after a layoff. He remained in Orange County Jail Sunday.
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Vietnam
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Santa Ana
Orange County
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Honolulu
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Austin woman sues over birth control device infection
Anne Beck of Austin filed suit in July 1982 against A H Robins Co makers of the Dalkon Shield alleging infection. A federal judge awarded $550000 plus 9 percent interest. Robins says it knew nothing of the case until a $603652 bill arrived and attorneys demanded payment.
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Anne Beck
Austin
A.H. Robins Co
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Robins
Roscoe Puckett
First Deer Hunt in 32 Years Opens Amid Protests
In Florida at Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge 22 of 100 hunters arrived for the government sanctioned opening day. About 40 protesters faced 25 wildlife officers and scientists as two hunters reported deer kills on the first day aiming to reduce the population by 10 percent.
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Two F-14 Planes Lost Over Mediterranean
The Pentagon reported two F-14 fighters and two crew members lost at sea last week during Mediterranean flights. Neither loss involved hostile fire. One F-14 and its crew disappeared Tuesday with both rescued later after another F-14 was lost Friday with both crew members saved and slightly injured.
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Mediterranean
Pentagon
Prince Andrew Says He’d Be A Policeman If Not Royal
In a Frost interview Prince Andrew 23 reflects on romance gossip and says he is a recluse not lonely. He says he would likely be a policeman if not born into royalty. The chat promotes a 75000 dollar fund to restore the SS Great Britain.
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David Frost
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Peace
Great Britain
Promoter Brooke Knapp Aims Pole Circumnavigation
Sky bound business jet pilot Brooke Knapp plans a 24,944 mile pole crossing flight from Los Angeles to become the first woman to fly around the world via both poles. The 38 year old founder of Jet Airways Inc. says the stunt is to earn her stripes in aviation while promoting her company. The crew departs at 8 tonight for a 61 hour voyage.
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Los Angeles
Brooke Knapp
Peru Municipal Elections Signal Leftist Gains Across Cities
Left wing candidates held commanding leads in Peru's municipal contests as voters rebuffed President Belaunde Terry's Popular Action Party. Despite Shining Path threats, elections were orderly with eight explosions reported near Lima but no casualties. results due in 10 days.
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Lima
Peru
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Popular Action Party
Shining Path Movement
United Left Coalition
Trains Hit Bus in South Africa Killing Five
Two trains traveling opposite directions struck a stalled bus on a double track southeast of Johannesburg. Five people were killed and 27 injured, with some passengers escaping moments before impact. Trains did not derail. further details were not provided.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
South African Press Association
U.S. Army Frees About 100 Grenadian Prisoners
The U.S. Army released or transferred roughly 100 of 223 Grenadian inmates held at Point Salines camp near the Cuban airfield. Thousands held a national day of thanksgiving as Cuba mourned 37 dead. Capt. Russell Cancilla reported 1,120 detainees since invasion. 1,100 remain. Some freed prisoners alleged harsh treatment, which officials denied.
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Gazette Wire Services
ST. George’s
Grenada
U.S. Army
Point Salines
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
Russell Cancilla
John Joseph
People’s Revolutionary Army
Cancilla
Cyril Lamontagne
Broken rail causes Amtrak derailment in Texas
A broken rail led to the Eagle derailing near Marshall Texas while bound from Chicago to San Antonio. Four people died and dozens were injured as crews had just finished repairs two hours earlier. Federal investigators said the shattered rail will be key, with a final report not expected for months.
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Texas
Amtrak
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National Transportation Safety Board
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Chicago
Salem
Ill
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