Reagan to impose limited sanctions on South Africa
Washington sources say President Reagan will announce targeted sanctions against South Africa including a ban on Krugerrand sales and most new U.S. loans to Pretoria. The package also halts nuclear and large scale computer equipment shipments used to enforce apartheid amid rising violence near Cape Town and political pushback from Congress.
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Gazette Wire Services
Reagan
Congress
South Africa
Congressional
White House
Washington
Pieter W. Botha
African National Congress
ANC
Cape Town
Dole
U.S
S. Africa
Unrepentant professor killer freed after seven years
Theo dore Streleski, 49, who beat Professor Karel deLeeuw to death in 1978 to protest graduate student treatment, was released from Vacaville prison after seven years and 20 days. He left with few belongings and offered no remorse, saying the killing was "logically and morally correct."
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Vacaville
Calif
Theodore Streleski
Streleski
Stanford
Karel deLeeuw
Stanford University
deLeeuw
Car wash blues at Coe College fund drive on First Avenue
Kim Russ Phyllis Wiggins and Dawn Cuthbertson smile for a shot as they stand by First Avenue at 13th Street NE inviting motorists to pull in for car washes. Phi Kappa Tau fraternity and its little sisters run the fundraiser on a warm September day to raise funds.
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Kim Russ
Phyllis Wiggins
Dawn Cuthbertson
First Avenue
13Th Street
Wiggins
Phi Kappa Tau
Coe College
Little Sisters
Ex artificial heart patient eats walks after heart swap
Michael Drummond, once hooked to a Jarvik-7 artificial heart, woke to eat and take a few steps a day after receiving a human heart from a traffic accident victim. Doctors say he is in critical but stable condition and improving, with aphasia clearing.
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Tucson
Ariz
Michael Drummond
Drummond
University Medical Center
Nina Trasoff
Medical Center
Trasoff
Today’s Chuckle Plant Talk to Veggies in California
A light gag notes Californians shift from talking to plants to addressing vegetables as a sign of progress. Copyright attribution implied.
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California
Boy Banned From Girls Field Hockey Team in Seabrook
Seabrook New Jersey authorities confirm 15 year old Charles Carney a Cumberland Regional sophomore was removed from the girls field hockey squad after a state education ruling allows exclusion of boys from girls teams. Carney and his father plan action with the ACLU saying the move could affect scholarships as he scored six goals in 20 games last season.
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Seabrook
N.J
Charles Carney
Cumberland
Department of Education
New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association
Elizabeth Balsley
North Hunterdon High School
Carney
Ben Carney
Charles
American Civil Liberties Union
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