U.S. lax on El Salvador right wing killings probe
A House report and U.S. officials say the Reagan White House has certified progress in El Salvador while providing scant intelligence on alleged rightist death squads. Documents from Maj. Roberto D Aubuisson were ignored, and the CIA has not clarified the missing materials.
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el Salvador
Washington
Reagan
House
House Intelligence Committee
CIA
D’aubuisson
Constituent Assembly
Sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski dies at 74 in South Dakota
Korczak Ziolkowski, sculptor of the Crazy Horse Memorial, died at 74 in a Sturgis hospital from heart surgery complications. He spent 35 years carving from a granite mountain in the Black Hills, removing 7.2 million tons of rock with 2 million more needed for detailing. His family spokesman Robb DeWall said the project would continue.
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Custer, S
Korczak Ziolkowski
Black Hills
Ziolkowski
Sturgis
Robb DeWall
Red Brigades raid Turin bank. two guards killed
In Turin a Red Brigades band shot two unarmed guards dead and fled with 5700 dollars. Police said two men and two women led the raid with several accomplices outside. They shouted a warning to the powers that be as customers and staff watched in terror.
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Turin
Italy
UPI
Red Brigades
Powers-That-Be
Postal pay settlement reaches 400 million with 800 thousand workers
The U S Postal Service will pay 400 million dollars in back wages and damages to 800000 current and former employees in the largest settlement under the federal wage and hour law. A Labor Department spokesman said the money is in escrow and will be distributed within the next six months.
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Washington
U.S. Postal Service
Labor Department
Postal Service
Raymond Donovan
Sri Lanka President Jayewardene Wins First Election
President Junius Jayewardene secured re election with about 3.5 million votes or 53 percent of the 6.6 million valid ballots cast. The 76 year old leader vows six more years of growth oriented policies after a 40 year political career.
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Colombo
Sri Lanka
Junius Jayewardene
Allergic judge runs court from bingo hall in Florida
In Vero Beach Florida Judge Graham Stikelether, allergic to common courtroom chemicals, holds proceedings at a bingo hall and bans perfumes sprays deodorant and polyester clothing. State officials say they cannot remove him while prosecutors and defense lawyers quip about the setup.
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Fla
Bob Stone
Elton Schwarz
State Judicial Qualifications Commission
Judicial Circuit
Hobart Feldman
County Commission
Feldman
North Miami
Stikelether
American Legion
Stone
Schwarz
State of
Florida
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