Kennedy beaten and robbed in Harlem
David Kennedy, 24, son of the late Senator Robert Kennedy, was attacked by three men in Harlem after signaling to stop his car. They dragged him into the Sheldon Hotel, stole $200 but obtained only $30, while two suspects fled with 25 packets of heroin found on a stairway. Police arrived soon after and investigated whether the drugs were dropped.
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New York
David Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Harlem
Kennedy
McLean
Sheldon Hotel
Korchnoi Appeals to Brezhnev on Family Exit Visa
Glen Gusts report notes Viktor Korchnoi asked Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev to grant his wife Bella and son Igor permission to join him in the West. His lawyer cited repeated visa denials or no replies, following Korchnoi's 1976 defection and defeat by Anatoly Karpov in the Philippines. A Dutch court also ruled on whether Korchnoi and Karpov must replay the deciding game, which Korchnoi says was affected by hypnosis.
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Switzerland
Viktor Korchnoi
Leonid Brezhnev
Alban Brodbeck
Brezhnev
Bella
Igor Korchnoi
Korchnoi
Soviet Union
Anatoly Karpov
Philippines
Karpov
Linda Blair Ordered Drug Abuse Crusade After Plea
Actress Linda Blair pleaded guilty to a federal misdemeanor conspiracy to possess cocaine. Judge Howell Melton sentenced her to three years probation with at least four public appearances yearly to deter youth from drugs and imposed a $5,000 fine due in 90 days. The felony charge was dismissed.
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Fla
Linda Blair
U.S
Howell Melton
Melton
Miss Blair
Test telling sex of fetus should be freely provided
Federal NIH researcher argues prenatal amniocentesis should freely disclose fetal sex to women who seek it even if abortion follows. John Fletcher says reproductive rights include access to sex information though sex selection is not a compelling abortion reason. Supreme Court affirms a mother’s sole right to decide on abortion.
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Boston
John Fletcher
National Institutes of Health
New England Journal of Medicine
Fletcher
Supreme Court
Affirmative action worse in government says EEOC head
Eleanor Holmes Norton told federal civil rights officers that the government now trails private industry in offering job opportunities to minorities and women. 1978 figures cited show women and minorities concentrated in low paying federal roles with very small shares in higher grades.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Eleanor Holmes Norton
EEOC
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