U.S. and Soviet resume START talks in Geneva
Soviet negotiator Viktor Karpov and U.S. Edward Rowny discuss the Strategic Arms Reduction Talks while the Soviet walkout from MRBM talks continues. Paul Nitze hopes Moscow will also return to MRBM talks as START proceeds, with a recess anticipated next week.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Europe
Viktor Karpov
Edward Rowny
U.S
Paul Nitze
London
Karpov
Moscow
NATO
Bribery charge sought against German minister
Bonn prosecutor says he will seek a bribery indictment against Economics Minister Otto Lambsdorff the first West German minister to face charges while in office. The case centers on alleged payments of 50 000 dollars in 1977 and 1980 to influence a Flick group tax decision.
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Bonn
West Germany
Otto Lambsdorff
Johannes Wilhelm
Christian Democrat
Helmut Kohl
Lambsdorff
Free Democratic Party
Kohl
Christian Democrats
Franz Josef Strauss
Christian Social Union
Wilhelm
Eberhard von Brauchitsch
Duesseldorf
Women flee 15th arson fire in Massachusetts dormitory
Dozens of women in bathrobes escaped a 15th arson incident this semester at a University of Massachusetts dormitory as a student room blaze was put out. Authorities noted prior fires in bathrooms and hallways, while students demanded housing refunds of about 400 dollars each.
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Massachusetts
Amherst
Mass
University of Massachusetts
Lesley Gaynor
Mamalapan
N.J
Gaynor
Donald Robinson
Environmental Safety
Gerald O'Neil
Supreme Court Won’t Stay Sullivan Execution in Florida
The Supreme Court refused to halt the 9 a.m. CST execution of Robert Sullivan in Florida. Sullivan, on death row since 1973, had sought emergency relief after losing a stay request. The court’s 7-2 ruling cleared the way for the electric chair.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Robert Sullivan
Florida
Sullivan
Flynt Ordered to Start Prison Term December 9
Hustler publisher Larry Flynt was ordered to begin serving a prison sentence on December 9 unless he identifies his source for an audio tape in the John De Lorean case. Judge Robert Takasugi said he would arrange medical facilities for Flynt, who is paraplegic, to receive required treatment in custody.
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Los Angeles
Hustler Magazine
Larry Flynt
John de Lorean
U.S
Robert Takasugi
Flynt
Greyhound to hire new workers as contract rejected
Greyhound Chairman John Teets said overwhelming rejection of a three-year contract led to plans to hire new employees and resume full operations. Drivers and workers voted 96 to 3 against the deal including a 7.8 percent pay cut.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Greyhound
John Teets
Teets
Greyhound Corp
Beardstown, Ill
Oscar Mayer Corp
United Food and Commercial Workers Union
Oscar Mayer
FBI chief calls organized crime an insidious cancer
FBI Director William Webster told Reagan's Commission on Organized Crime that few U S businesses remain untouched by organized crime and Attorney General William French Smith called the issue an insidious cancer. The 19 member panel is conducting a two year probe into the problem.
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Washington
FBI
William Webster
U.S
William French Smith
Actor Christopher George dies of heart attack in Los Angeles
Christopher George, 54, known for The Rat Patrol and The Immortal, died at Westside Hospital after a heart attack about 3 a.m. He was with wife Lynda Day George. cardiologist noted sudden, nonprolonged illness. George had bypass surgery five years prior and was active in film projects with partners. Born February 25 1929 in Royal Oak Michigan, he attended the University of Miami and served in the Marines.
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Los Angeles
Christopher George
Bill Esensten
George
Westside Hospital
Lynda Day George
Esensten
Pearl McBroom
Royal Oak
Mich
University of Miami
U.S. Marines
Salvadoran officers shifted in anti death squad purge
Two top security officers Maj. Jose Ricardo Pozo and Lt. Aristides Alfonso Marquez were moved to new posts as part of a major shakeup in El Salvador's armed forces amid U S pressure.
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San Salvador
U.S
Treasury Police
Maj
Jose Ricardo Pozo
National Police Intelligence
Aristides Alfonso Marquez
Mom faces charge of killing kids
Jeann e Wright 25 charged with the drownings of her two youngest sons in Camden New Jersey Cooper River search for the other two children. She is pregnant with her fifth child and held without bail as capital punishment could apply.
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Jeanne Wright
Camden
N.J
Superior Court
A. Donald Bigley
Miss Wright
Cooper River
Juan Jose
Jonathan
Camden County
Dennis Wixted
Irene Wright
Jeanne
Crew tests in space Columbia experiments on weightlessness
Six astronauts aboard the shuttle Columbia undergo about two dozen experiments to study the nervous system in microgravity. Ground scientists praise the Spacelab lab and crew performance as they run a 24 hour schedule on the most ambitious shuttle mission yet.
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Los Angeles Times
Houston
Columbia
Spacelab
Charles R
Chappel
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
European Space Agency
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Gdansk
Tadeusz Mazowiecki
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