Aquino vows swift justice after Olalia killing in Manila
President Corazon Aquino orders a special commission to probe the murder of Rolando Olalia head of the Partido ng Bayan and May 1st Movement. The militant trade unionist body was found with bullet and stab wounds after disappearing at a union meeting. The National Democratic Front balked at talks and called for a general labor strike in Manila.
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Philippines
Juan Ponce Enrile
Corazon Aquino
Benigno
Rolando Olalia
Olalia
Partido Ng Bayan
People’s Party
May 1St Movement
May 1St
Enrile
Trade Federation
National Democratic Front
Ramon Mitra
Aquino
Olalai
Feliciana
Swing clubs face AIDS study backlash in Minnesota
Robert McGinley, head of the North American Swing Club Association, condemns a study linking two Minnesota swing club members to AIDS, calling it a scarlet letter. Separately, 200 U.S. religious leaders press Reagan to prioritize obscenity and child sexual abuse in a new legislative package after a White House meeting with Meese.
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National Association of
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Robert McGinley
North American Swing Club Association
Anaheim
Washington
U.S
Reagan
Justice Department
Jerry Kirk
Cincinnati
White House
Edwin Meese
Baby Kidnapping Suspect Arrested as Infant Reunited
An infant abducted from Sellersville Pennsylvania hospital was returned to his parents at FBI Baltimore offices. Ramona Joan Thompson and George Soustek were arrested on kidnapping charges. Thompson reportedly could not have children and sought a child for her boyfriend.
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Barbara Worthington
Phillip
FBI
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Neil Worthington
Barbara
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Sellersville
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OPEC Recommends $3 Barrel Price Hike In Ecuador
Quito reports the OPEC pricing committee advised a $3 per barrel rise to $18 and a return to fixed rates. It did not issue guidance on production limits to drive prices higher.
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Quito
Ecuador
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Protestants Riot In Belfast Amid Agreed Anniversary Demonstrations
Police clash with Protestant militants in Belfast as bus and two Catholic schools are set afire during protests on the eve of the Anglo Irish agreement anniversary. Effigies of the British and Irish leaders are burned and two Catholic homes are firebombed.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Quakes Hit Taiwan Killing Two and Wounding Dozens
Two earthquakes struck Taiwan with a deadly apartment collapse in a Taipei suburb. Officials report 32 people injured across Taipei and surrounding districts. The Central Weather Bureau measured the first quake at 6.8 magnitude at 5:20 a.m., center about 100 miles south of Taipei, followed by a 6.3 magnitude tremor at 7:04 a.m.
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Taipei
Taiwan
Central Weather Bureau
South African Forces Hit Namibian Rebels in Angola Kill 39
South African troops attacked a rebel base in southern Angola killing 39 guerrillas while losing two men. Maj. Gen. George Meiring said the operation targeted the People's Liberation Army of Namibia, the military arm of SWAPO, in a statement released Friday via Gazette wire services.
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Namibia
Angola
People’s Liberation Army of Namibia
South-West Africa Peoples Organization
George Meiring
South-West Africa Territory Force
Gazette Wire Services
Malloy chosen Notre Dame's 16th president
The Rev. Edward Malloy a Notre Dame associate provost and Holy Cross priest, was named the universitys 16th president elect by the board of trustees. He will assume office after Rev. Theodore Hesburgh retires next spring.
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University of Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Theodore Hesburgh
Malloy
Washington, D.C
Holy Cross
Notre Dame
Cuban stowaway found in plane nose wheel at 39000 feet
Gabriel Pacheco a 35 year old Cuban was discovered in the nose wheel area of an Air Panama 707 after a 2 1/2 hour flight from Panama City. He wore a Tshirt jeans and ear muffs and survived the frigid pressurized but un heated compartment. He is under observation at the Krome Avenue detention center hospital in Miami in good condition.
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Miami
United States
Gabriel Pacheco
Krome Avenue Detention Center
Perry Rivkind
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Air Panama 707
Panama City
Rivkind
President signs health bill as NASA measure vetoed
President Reagan signed an omnibus health bill despite reservations over a proposed federal no fault vaccine injury compensation plan for school enrollment. The bill allows certain foreign drug approvals, creates a vaccine liability framework, and funds a central information clearinghouse while also funding a homeless services program and efforts against Alzheimer’s and infant mortality. The NASA authorization bill was vetoed over a space council provision, with NASA programs unaffected due to prior funding.
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Washington Post
Washington
Reagan
United States
National Space Council
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Council
Congress
Interagency Group
Space
Richard Godown
Justice Department
Ex-spouse becomes ideal mate via city computer match
A Turkish man and his ex-wife both used a municipal computer matching service after a bitter split. The program paired Suleyman Guresci with Nesrin Caglasa, the very person he divorced nine months earlier, leading to their reconciliation and remarriage.
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Izmir
Turkey
Suleyman Guresci
Anatolia
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