American physicist Wilson and Briton Klug win Nobel Prizes
Kenneth Wilson of Cornell wins the physics prize for theories on critical phenomena in matter. Aaron Klug of Cambridge University earns the chemistry prize for research on genes and proteins and use of electron microscopy to study crystals, with implications for cancer understanding.
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Supreme Court upholds flag burning convictions
The Supreme Court, in a 8 1 decision, rejects appeals claiming flag burning convictions violate free speech. Justices split with Brennan dissent arguing the federal law suppresses unpopular political views. Teresa Kime and Donald Bonwell, Greensboro activists, jailed eight months for burning a U S flag during a protest two years earlier.
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Royal headaches from London to Balmoral headlines
Britain’s royal family dominates headlines as Princess Anne faces anti apartheid critics over a brief South Africa stopover. Prince Andrew reportedly swam naked with actress Koo Stark on a Caribbean vacation. Diana and Charles clash in an alleged blazing row over Balmoral stay prompting a homeward pull.
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Princess Anne Tours Southern Africa For Save the Children
Buckingham Palace kept quiet on three stories while Princess Anne, chairwoman of Save the Children Fund, prepares a southern Africa tour arranged with Foreign Office advice. The Sun repeats an American account of Prince Andrew’s Mustique vacation, headlined Our Naked Romp with Andy, describing an alleged poolside removal of swimsuits during a Navy helicopter pilot’s trip.
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Cherry Boone opens up about anorexia recovery
Cherry Boone describes her struggle with anorexia nervosa while growing up as Pat Boone’s daughter in Hollywood. She details strict parental warnings about grades, obsessive exercise and dieting, pills, and vomiting, and her journey to therapy and eventual recovery.
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Selleck Sues Over Undergarment Poster In Los Angeles
Actor Tom Selleck filed an $8 million lawsuit in Los Angeles against Berill Communications over an artist's poster depicting him undressing. Lawyer Martin Singer said the pose is outrageous and objected to the image showing him with shirt off and pants unzipped.
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Reagan seeks alternatives to pipeline sanctions
President Reagan said the United States is discussing with European partners other restrictive steps to pressure the Soviet Union, indicating willingness to lift sanctions if a better set of measures is agreed upon. Nine states lose 13 extra weeks of unemployment benefits for failing to meet extended program criteria. A Brazilian infant at Duke University Medical Center received a bone marrow transplant from her 7-year-old brother in a rare disease case restoring germ fighting cells.
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Ex-premier Mendes-France Dies at 75 in Paris
Former French premier Pierre Mendes-France, a leftist leader who ended Indochina war involvement and opposed Algeria conflict, died Monday at 75. He had not sat in the National Assembly since 1968 and remained a vocal critic of de Gaulle Pompidou and Giscard dEstaing until Miterrand’s presidency.
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Train crash near Buenos Aires kills 18
An express passenger train slammed into a train stopped on the tracks about 13 miles south of Buenos Aires, killing 18 people and injuring 85 others. Railways officials attributed the disaster to a possible faulty signal on Sunday night.
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NATO probe eyes Dutch sites for nuclear cruise missiles
A NATO team secretly visited the Netherlands last month to identify locations for deploying nuclear cruise missiles. NATO plans foresee 48 missiles on Dutch soil, but three successive governments have stalled final deployment decisions.
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Man asks judge to end his life by stopping dialysis
Peter Cinque, 41, who was blinded and disabled by diabetes, pleaded in a Freeport, New York, court to be allowed to die by removing him from a kidney dialysis machine. Judge Spatt kept treatment going pending a Thursday hearing while weighing rights against a state anti assisted death law.
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