Judge orders disputed grain sold in four bankrupt elevators
Federal Judge Charles Baker ordered the sale of about 1.3 million bushels of grain from James Brothers elevators in Arkansas and Missouri, ruling ownership disputes would unduly complicate redelivery and that sale best satisfies claims. The decision follows a two day hearing with multiple parties, including the trustee Robert P. Lindsey and the Commodity Credit Corporation, and amid resistance from farmers led by Wayne Cryts.
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James Brothers
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Commodity Credit Corp
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Baker
Robert P. Lindsey
Lindsey
Wayne Cryts
Paxico
New Madrid
Cryts
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Cryis
Federal Commodity Credit Corporation
Bullets and ballots mark tense Northern Ireland vote
Rioting and gunfire erupted around polling stations as security forces faced attacks in West Belfast and other areas. Hunger strikers at Maze prison near death assessments dominated the mood, with Sinn Fein warning of potential fatalities and schools used as polling centers under guard.
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Irish Republic
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Maze
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Sinn Fein
IRA
Patrick “Patsy
O'Hara
Britain
Northern Ireland
British urged to concede political status to prisoners in Northern Ireland
Andy Tyrie head of the Ulster Defense Association says Britain should grant special political status to jailed IRA and UDA prisoners amid hunger strikes. He cites deaths of Bobby Sands and Francis Hughes and argues for a single standard for prisoners, conflicting with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's view that all inmates are ordinary criminals.
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Northern Ireland
Britain
Irish Republican Army
Andy Tyrie
Ulster Defense Association
Associated Press
IRA
Bobby Sands
Francis Hughes
Maze
Margaret Thatcher
UDA
Pope John Paul II heals after surgery and prayers
In Rome, Pope John Paul II had 12 of 26 stitches removed and ate mashed pear with thin soup for lunch, the first semi solid meal since the shooting. He heard 52 children sing below his hospital room and sent a blessing in writing. Doctors expect to lift the guarded prognosis by Thursday for a full recovery. In Jerusalem, Prime Minister Begin's cabinet moves to seek a peaceful outcome with Syria over missiles in Lebanon, with Syria reportedly to withdraw anti air missiles in stages in exchange for a pledge from Israel not to attack Syrian forces.
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John Paul II
Vatican
Francesco Crucitti
Jerusalem
Menachem Begin
Israel
Syria
Lebanon
Associated Press
U.S
Philip C. Habib
Prolonging retirement sparks unrealized dreams warned
Index notes changes in wedding reports from June and reports on Ford umpires anger from KC Royals and NY Yankees. Gus Garden advises asking questions over knowing all the answers as 24 hour temperatures end at 7 am Wednesday.
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KC Royals
NY Yankees
Ford and Co
WHO backs code to curb baby formula marketing
The World Health Organization voted 93 to 3 to endorse an eight page code limiting advertising and free samples of breast milk substitutes to promote infant health and breastfeeding. The United States and Chad and Bangladesh opposed. Nine abstentions. UNICEF cites about 1 million infant deaths yearly in developing nations from improper formula use.
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Switzerland
World Health Organization
United States
Chad
Bangladesh
U.N
International Federal Trade Commission
Third World
Unicef
WHO
Pediatric Society
Washington
White House
Larry Speakes
International Council of Infant Food Industries
International Baby Food Action Network
U.N. Agency
Reagan Administration
U.S
Kelsey
Linda Kelsey denounces U S vote on infant formula code
Television actress Linda Kelsey blasted the U S decision to oppose a World Health Organization code restricting infant formula marketing in developing nations. She testified at a Kennedy forum, showing photos of malnourished babies and waterborne risks, linking formula promotion to public health harm and economic strain.
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Linda Kelsey
U.S
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Lou Grant
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
World Health Organization
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