Chicago mayor begins life of fear at Cabrini Green
Chicago mayor Jane Byrne considers moving into Cabrini Green to prove it can be a livable area amid gang violence and crime. The visit highlights safety concerns as police expand security and discuss metal detectors to control access and curb gun flow into the high rise complex. The mayor and husband plan a modest furniture budget and may relocate from another deluxe residence while security details increase.
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Burnett jury to begin deliberations in libel case
The Carol Burnett libel trial against National Enquirer resumes as the jury selects a foreman and considers punitive damages of at least 1.5 million dollars. Burnett’s lawyer argues the tabloid should pay to deter a corporation. the Enquirer contends the piece merely portrayed her as a zany comedian and notes a later retraction.
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Supreme Court upholds statutory rape laws in 5 4 ruling
The Supreme Court affirmed California and other statutes punishing men for having sex with underage partners while shielding women. Justice Rehnquist wrote the majority opinion stating the law deters teen irresponsibility and does not discriminate against men, citing the case of a 17 year old identified as Michael M. and an underage girl Sharon.
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Shogun author sets long view for Noble House release
James Clavell, famed for Shogun, previews Noble House a sprawling 1206 page novel arriving April 30 by Delacorte. First printing near record sizes, the author notes his private life and dislike of fame help sustain productivity while writing about Asia. The piece also touches on Texas society and a Monaco gala linked to Princess Grace.
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Ford Meets Deng Xiaoping In Peking City Talk
Former President Gerald Ford sits beside Deng Xiaoping in a Peking meeting. Deng explains he switched seats due to his deaf right ear, noting his left ear is better. The exchange highlights a light moment amid diplomatic talks.
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Minimum wage cut promoted
President Reagan plans to push Congress to lower youth minimum wage to 3.35 dollars, arguing it would boost teen hiring. White House aides briefed Congress on Reagan’s stance while Brady, Stockman, and Allen drew questions over entitlements and foreign policy plans.
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David Stockman
Richard Allen
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Explosion Rips Central Tehran Revolu tionary Committee HQ
An ammunition cache exploded at Tehran's old parliament compound injuring no officials, with a fire raging two hours before being controlled. Firemen fought the blaze as thick smoke rose from Baharestan square. The cause of the blast and exact ammunition type were not disclosed.
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London
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Reza Shah Pahlavi
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Romero's Assassination Reverberates Across El Salvador
Reported clashes in Maastricht touch off fears as Salvadoran groups urged bell ringing to mark the date of Archbishop Romero’s 1980 murder. Church and ruling party deny planned commemorations while the Front announces limited armed action only if attacked. Civil authorities warn to avoid confrontations as violence claims leave thousands dead since the start of the upheaval.
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