Lawsuit Filed Against NBC and NTI Over Bonanza Licensing
David Dortort, creator of Bonanza, leads a multimillion-dollar civil suit in federal court alleging NBC and NTI coerced buyers of TV programming to purchase rights to other programs as a condition for licensing Bonanza and Dortort’s other series. The action seeks remedies for alleged antitrust and related violations.
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Chun Doo Hwan greeted by supporters and protesters in Los Angeles
South Korean President Chun Doo Hwan arrived in Los Angeles with about 1,000 cheering supporters and roughly 200 protesters from the United Movement for Democracy of Korea. At a Biltmore Hotel reception, about 50 anti-Chun pickets carried vampire imagery and blood symbolism while calling for his ouster.
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Northeast Kansas Weather Forecast Turns Cold and Cloudy
Weather forecast for Northeast Kansas calls for cloudy and cold tonight with a chance of snow flurries and a low around 16. Friday should be partly sunny with a high near 32. The extended outlook shows a chance of rain or snow Saturday. Temperatures rise to the mid-30s to mid-40s through Monday with lows mainly in the 20s.
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Administration weighs continuing draft registration plan
Defense Secretary Weinberger told a Senate panel that the Reagan administration would not hesitate to extend or renew the draft registration if national security needs require it. He said there are no plans to cancel the current program but a review may seek a longer extension and would consider alternate options.
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Homecoming cheers for released hostages across several cities
Gary Lee in Falls Church Virginia and Rodney Sickmann in Krakow Missouri lead scenes of joyous welcomes as freed hostages return home. In Pueblo Colorado thousands greet others including Michael Metrinko who prays for safety and many survivors recount relief at reuniting with families and familiar places.
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Haig tops Reagan foreign policy with terrorism focus
Secretary of State Alexander Haig states that fighting international terrorism will be the United States main foreign policy goal, ranking it above human rights. He links Soviet support for terrorism to broader U S-Soviet talks and says arms control progress will be tied to global Soviet actions. He warns that terrorism is a global threat and will be prioritized in national security planning.
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U S Will Not Deliver Weapons to Iran
Secretary of State Haig announced the Reagan administration will not fulfill more than 450 million dollars in military equipment purchases by Iran from the late shah's government. He said Iran has not requested delivery and no future contracts will be made, asserting no military support to Iran under existing or future obligations. Former Iranian official Ghotbzadeh criticized the stance as unwise amid forces aiming to alter Iran's weaponry system.
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Border Clash Deepens Peru Ecuador River Dispute
The Peru Ecuador border fight flared with air attacks on the Paquisha post near the Cordillera de los Andes. Ecuador reports eight U S attacks repelled and two soldiers killed on its side while Peru claims it was conducting a routine supply mission. The OAS pressed for an international commission as Quito seeks a peaceful resolution.
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Poland Faces Wildcat Strikes as Union Leaders Move
In Warsaw and Rzeszow, government negotiators meet labor unrest while Lech Walesa and Solidarity leaders urge restraint. Massive walkouts disrupt work, with a nationwide one hour warning strike planned and threats of a broader stoppage if talks fail. Local unions are urged to stop wildcat actions to avoid deeper chaos.
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Accused Lennon killer used earlier flight to New York
Mark David Chapman told his former minister he flew from Atlanta to New York three to four weeks before Lennon was killed, then overcame an initial compulsion. He later returned to Hawaii, fled again to New York, and carried out the murder after a renewed drive. Chapman, a Columbia High School graduate, denies guilt by reason of insanity. authorities note earlier New York visits.
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Leaving a Recorded Message After Hours
A notice informs readers that after hours, individuals may leave a recorded message by dialing 843-1663. The line provides a final contact option outside standard service hours for inquiries or updates.
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