Moral Majority to target pornography with legal and economic pressure
In Lynchburg Virginia Moral Majority plans an anti pornography campaign for next year using prosecutions under local laws, boycotts of stores selling such material, and urging enforcement by officers and judges. Cal Thomas says tax base crime rates and aesthetics justify city action. The plan was outlined at a Bahamas seminar for 40 law enforcement officials and prosecutors from 30 cities including Atlanta Jacksonville Houston Cincinnati and New York.
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Estrada Returns to CHiPs Set After MGM Dispute
Erik Estrada is back on the CHiPs set after MGM Television settled with him and dropped lawsuits. Bruce Jenner remains with the show but may miss part of the next episode to promote Gramb ling’s White Tiger, while the season premiere airs the same night.
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Record Seizure of 535 Pounds Cocaine in Miami Area
About 535 pounds of high grade cocaine worth roughly 30 million dollars was seized in a raid on a southern Dade County residence. The drugs were hidden in 33 duffel bags. Four occupants, described as Colombians, were found to be illegal aliens and handed to immigration authorities. Authorities said the raid involved state and DEA agents and occurred Monday night south of Miami. Further details await investigation.
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Sierra quake rocks Bishop area in early morning shake
A 5.7 magnitude earthquake struck the Mammoth Lakes region near Bishop California just before 5 am triggering power outages and scattered damage but no serious injuries were reported. Aftershocks continued with a strongest at 3.5 as residents felt the quake from Sacramento to the Sierra Nevada foothills.
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New Mexico judge compares crime code to Nazi decree
District Judge Gene Franchini, who resigned over the issue, says New Mexico's mandatory sentencing code differs from Nazi Germany only in degree. He notes that back then being Jewish was a crime punished by death, while now certain crimes carry prison terms.
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Northeast Kansas Forecast With Temperatures and Lake Report
Mostly cloudy tonight with scattered showers and a mid fiftys low. Thursday is partly cloudy with a high in the upper 70s. The extension calls for little rain Friday to Sunday with highs 60s to 80s and lows mostly in the 40s. Journal World readings show a high 90, low 69 overnight 68 with no precipitation. Clinton Lake reports note 70 degree water, lake level 875.42 feet above mean sea level, normal 875.5 feet.
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Iran plane crash kills four top commanders in Tehran suburb
A U S made C 130 crash near Tehran killed four senior Iranian military leaders including Defense Minister Col Musa Namj a and Chief of Staff Maj Gen Valoollah Fallahi, plus IRG leader Mohsen Kolahdoz. The plane carried war casualties from Khuzistan after victory ceremonies. Authorities offered no sabotage conclusion as Iran faced elections for Khomeini's successor.
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Solidarity divided over voting on Polish worker management law
In GDANSK Solidarity congress split over accepting or rejecting the government law allowing workers to share in factory manager appointments. Lech Walesa and two presidium members were censured 348 to 189 for violating union democracy, while the panel also backed the need to act before the Sejm session. Walesa argued the action was necessary to take a stance amid an undemocratic year.
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Planes sale compromise called vital
UNITED NATIONS AP The Reagan administration seeks congressional approval for the 8.5 billion AWACS sale to Saudi Arabia and may press for conditions through Secretary of State Alexander Haig at a Friday meeting with Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al Faisal The talks occur during Haig's UN General Assembly duties and after his Senate testimony on the deal The White House faces a House rejection and a Senate compromise is urged to avert a wider defeat Haig was overruled on keeping AWACS separate from other elements of the package and concerns over Sidewinder missiles and fuel tanks were cited as reasons for the altered approach State Department and White House aides noted the handling of the sale has drawn criticism from Reagan aides and the process has been redirected to the State Department
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Reagan Changes Take Effect At Midnight
Washington AP The federal government launches a new fiscal course tonight affecting nearly 100 million workers with a small first rise in take home pay. The plan promises gradual progress over years with tax cuts and spending limits aimed at smaller government and incentives for industry.
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