Nicaraguan rebels denounce U S peace plan
UPI reports Panamanian backed Sandinista leaders denounced the OAS proposal for an Inter-American peacekeeping force. A spokesman blamed U.S. policy for prolonging the Somoza era and urged resistance to external pressure.
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Britain's Thorpe Found Innocent of Murder
London jury acquitted former Liberal Party leader Jeremy Thorpe and three co-defendants, including ex-treasurer David, in a murder trial. The verdicts closed a decade of political controversy surrounding the case and left Thorpe legally cleared of the charges.
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Serbian hijacker sent to Chicago
A Serbian nationalist named Nikola Kavaja, 45, from Paterson New Jersey, arrived at O’Hare on an American Airlines 727 seeking talks with federal authorities over the release of a jailed Serbian priest. President Carter heads to Tokyo for a summit on fuel prices, with talks on OPEC exports. Malcolm Toon, US ambassador to Moscow, hints at withholding support for the SALT treaty if verification of Soviet cheating cannot be ensured.
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