World Stopper People Lead Story On Sunday Pages 1A
The People section for Sunday features Anthony Newley as the lead subject described as desperately serious but happy. Other profiles include Sylvester Stallone Lana Woods and Christina Onassis in extended coverage beginning on page 1A.
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Anthony Newley
Sylvester Stallone
Lana Woods
Christina Onassis
SUN Looks With Pride During Newspaper Week
Hank Greenspun launched the Las Vegas SUN in 1950 pledging a free press and impartiality. He urged public support through subscriptions and ads to sustain a competitive, independent paper. The SUN evolved from Las Vegas Free Press and joined a city with three daily papers.
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Hank Greenspun
Las Vegas
Nevada
Las Vegas Sun
International Typographical Union
Review-Journal
the Sun
Los Angeles
UPI
Walter Mondale
Carter
Treed Witeh Creat
Cvon Beeetires
Palestinian Liberation Organization
PLO
Mass roundup targets Hell's Angels in meth ring raid
More than 100 officers from 12 agencies arrested 33 Hell's Angels members in San Diego on 39 charges after a year-long probe into the gang war with the Mongols over methamphetamine distribution. The operation coincides with statewide probes and targeted 23 locations.
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San Diego
UPI
Hell's Angels
Les Duchnik
California
San Bernardino
Oakland
Trains Collide Injuring 16 in Spencer Derby
A Southern Railway Crescent derailed after a switch error in a yard 30 miles north of Charlotte. Sixteen passengers were hurt lightly, three admitted to Rowan Memorial Hospital, while the rest were treated and continued to Atlanta. Engineers blamed the open switch as the train of 50 mph collided with freight cars.
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Spencer
N.C
Southern Railways
UPI
Southern Railway
Washington
Atlanta
Charlotte
Clarence T. Williams
Mary C. Henderson
Terrence DeFilippo
Chicago
Eckert Guilty in Gaughan Kidnapping Serial Theft Case
A Kansas City man Edward Eckert was found guilty by a district court jury of four counts of first degree kidnapping and use of a deadly weapon, one count each of robbery and extortion with a deadly weapon. He faced multiple life terms with sentencing set for November 2.
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Edward
Eckert
Michael Gaughan
Royal Inn Casino
Gaughan
Royal Inn
Kansas City
Kans
Paul Goldman
Roy Wooster
William Skupa
Basque council president and bodyguards slain in Guernica
In Guernica two bodyguards and Augusto Unceta Barrenechea, president of Vizcaya Province, were killed after leaving the jai alai court. Investigators linked the assault to ETA style tactics though no group claimed responsibility. The attack comes amid Spain’s fragile post Franco transition and amid government talks on amnesty for Basque guerrillas.
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Madrid
UPI
Vizcaya
Guernica
Augusto Unceta-Barrenechea
Cifra
ETA
Guipuzcoa
Juan Maria de Araluce
Anceta
Araluce
San Sebastian
Francisco Franco
Adolfo Suarez
Jose Lopez Portillo
Furopa Press
Unceta
Astra, Anceta and Co
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