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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1981
Page
10
Jean Jehn the Silver Fox faces trial in Marseille along with ten others on charges they revived the old U S French drug trafficking link. Prosecutors expect a three day proceedings as authorities recount the 1960s and 1970s network and its later Milan and Sicily ties.
United States and Soviet Union open talks in Geneva on limiting European nuclear weapons while agreeing to strict confidentiality. Paul Nitze and Yuri Kvitsinsky press for secrecy to keep the issues private and focus on concrete results.
A twin engine plane believed to carry Prince Philip narrowly missed a collision with a Florida bound 747 jetliner last Friday. Buckingham Palace confirmed the queen's husband was aboard and a report of a possible incident has been made.
Singer Marianne Faithfull was fined 196 dollars for marijuana possession in London. Her husband, musician Ian Breibly, was fined 132 dollars for the same offense. The couple was photographed rolling cigarettes by a passing policeman in their Chelsea basement apartment a bit over a year ago.
Guerrilla saboteurs slipped through tight security and dynamited two buildings near the U S Embassy in San Salvador. Dual blasts damaged the Social Housing Fund office and a nearby car showroom but caused no injuries and no embassy damage.
Poland's Communist Party seeks sweeping emergency powers to ban strikes, all non religious gatherings and free travel to halt labor unrest. Interpress news agency reported a draft bill to be submitted to parliament for approval at the next session date set for this week or early next week.
Egyptian army lieutenant Khaled Al Islambouli admitted he killed President Anwar Sadat in court and then joined 23 co defendants in pleading not guilty. He declared pride in the act, saying the cause of religion was at stake. Meanwhile in Tokyo, Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki reshuffled his cabinet, replacing most ministers to ease friction over Japan's trade surplus.
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