Kidnapped diplomat recalls terrible ordeal in Guadalajara
In Guadalajara Mexico diplomat Leonhardy the U S consul general described a three day kidnapping by leftist guerrillas. He recounted being kept in darkness blindfolded and questioned while ransom talks and political prisoner exchanges unfolded. The release followed government action and a street ransom payment.
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King agrees to surrender some powers in move toward democracy
King Ghogyal Namgyal of Sikidin signed a pact Tuesday to yield limited royal powers while preserving visits. The agreement, reached after April protests by political leaders, sets up a one-person one-vote assembly, an independent judiciary, and a cabinet answerable to the assembly, with the ceremony in Gangtok.
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Asian pastor leads all-Asian church in Massachusetts
Pall River Mass AP reports Rev Pred Lee a 31 year old native of Taiwan and pastor of Calvary Presbyterian Church is the only Asian pastor of an all-Asian congregation in the United States.
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Milhous cousins file bankruptcy in California
Ronald and Judith Milhous, relatives of President Nixon, filed for bankruptcy in LL5 district court near Sacramento. Court records show assets of about 1,019 and liabilities of 4,407, with $3,360 received in welfare over two years. They ran a hog raising venture, split after hog prices dropped, listing a 1960s Volkswagen, a stereo, one Litton Industries share, and debts to several gasoline firms.
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Man Turns Back to Pursue Dream of Anchoring
Marquette, Mich. AP reports Chris Bannister, once out of the supermarket business, returns to life on air as he chases a lifelong ambition to anchor. His teenage daughter Rabia recalls doubts, while Denkee, a younger sister, notes the family’s support as Bannister, an eighth grade dropout, finishes studies at Northern Michigan University and graduates at 26.
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British minister apologizes over spy blackmail attempt
Defense Secretary Lord Carrington apologized after a British government minister revealed a youth in Belfast was allegedly pressured by the army to supply information on suspected Ulster Republican activities. The youth, a porter, was reportedly taken to a police station and signed a confession after an affair with a state official, with authorities promising disciplinary action.
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