Minnelli Sought in Quincy Cemetery Incident
Law records reveal an outstanding warrant for Liza Minnelli over an alleged desecration of a burial site in a Quincy cemetery during filming of a 1969 movie. Otto Preminger later appeared in court, paid a fine, and the matter involved a bouquet on a grave amid a photoshoot.
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Mass
Liza Minnelli
Ray Crombie
Miss Minnelli
Junie Moon
Otto Preminger
Crombie
Preminger
Hollywood
Duke Faculty Backs Nixon Library Talks Without Museum
Duke University Academic Council votes 52 to 0 to pursue negotiations for a Richard M. Nixon presidential library while dropping any plan for a presidential museum. The move aligns with President Terry Sanford's view that a museum would skew toward glorification and tourism.
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Miss Minnelli
Durham
N.C
Duke University
Richard M. Nixon
Duke
Terry Sanford
Nixon
Medical bills surge to 15 year high in 1980
A government report shows the national medical bill rose to 247 billion dollars in 1980, equal to 9.4 percent of GNP. Health costs grew 15.2 percent from 1979 to 1980, driven by inflation and higher usage, with governments paying 104 billion of the total.
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Washington Post
Washington
Department of Health and Human Services
HHS
Office of Management and Budget
Richard Schweiker
OMB
Polish Unrest Spreads as Major Port and Universities Hit
Across Poland protests grow to about 400,000 as Solidarity-led strikes surge in Szczecin port and university campuses. Radom engineering students occupy classes demanding the rector's dismissal, with Warsaw University and other colleges showing support. Skarzysko Kamienna sees clashes after a Solidarity office incident. Jamaica orders Cubans to respond within 24 hours as ties are cut.
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Poland
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Warsaw Pact
Hungary
Solidarity Union
Szczecin
Radom
Warsaw University
Skarzysko Kamienna
Kielce
Solidarity
Draw Ends 10th World Chess Championship Game
In Merano Italy the 10th game between Anatoly Karpov and Viktor Korchnoi ended in a draw. Karpov, age 30, maintained a 4-1 lead in the match after proposing the draw on the arbiter at the 32nd move.
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Merano
Italy
UPI
Anatoly Karpov
Viktor Korchnoi
Karpov
Jamaica Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Cuba
Jamaica severed relations with Cuba and ordered its Kingston embassy closed within 48 hours. Prime Minister Edward Seaga cited Cuba aiding three Jamaica wanteds in murder and bank robbery as the reason, ending a 1962 established connection once tied to Manley’s socialist leadership.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Cuba
Edward Seaga
Seaga
Michael Manley
Manley
Iran OK's prime minister Musavi confirmed by parliament
Iran's Parliament confirmed Mir Hossein Musavi as prime minister with 115 votes from 202 deputies in session. Musavi, 39, had served as foreign minister since July 5 and is a member of the Islamic Republican Party offering strong support to Ayatollah Khomeini.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iran
Mir Hossein Musavi
Musavi
Tehran
Islamic Republican Party
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Justice Department vows to rein in federal courts
Attorney General William French Smith condemned overstepping by federal courts in areas like abortion and school integration. He said the government will resist and modify implied constitutional rights and pursue court reforms through legislation, litigation, and potential Supreme Court challenges.
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Washington
William French Smith
Justice Department
Smith
Congress
Federal Legal Council
Reston
Supreme Court
Countdown begins for Columbia second shuttle flight
Cape Canaveral prepares for a five day countdown as technicians install explosives on the launchpad to release bolts and detonate in case of trouble. The mission aims to prove Columbia can fly again with astronauts Joe Engle and Richard Truly aboard for a return trip to orbit.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Columbia
Joe Engle
Richard Truly
Swedes drive off Soviet salvage ship near grounded sub
Swedish navy forced away a Soviet salvage tug and unidentified submarine near a 30 year old diesel submarine grounded near Karlskrona. Cmdr. Andersson boarded the sub demanding crew leave. captain Pyotr Gushin refused. Prime Minister Falldin said the sub would be returned to the Soviet Union after an investigation.
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Sweden
Cmdr
Karl Gunnar Andersson
Karlskrona
Thorbjorn Falldin
Soviet Union
Bertil Lagerwall
Lagerwall
Lennart Forsman
Pyotr Gushin
Moscow
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