World Briefs From Belfast to Turkey and Chile
A Belfast Catholic man killed saving a 68 year old Protestant woman from a bomb at a grocery. Trudeau said talks with China were a success but East West detente remains a major disagreement. In Chile an independent commission reported torture and executions since Pinochet’s rise to power, which he denied. In Guadalajara, families await word as kidnappers demand 200000 dollars for Consul Williams and Fernando Aranguren. In Istanbul opium production resumes after martial law, with parties pledging to repeal production bans and support heroin trade concerns.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Santiago
Chile
UPL
Augusto Pinochet
Salvador Allende
Guadalajara
Mexico
Anthony Duncan
Williams
Fernando Aranguren
Istanbul
Turkey
UPI
F Tee
Justice Party
Republican Peoples Party
Reader questions on consumer scams and job plans
A reader panel addresses reporting to the BBB, faulty home repairs and guarantees, diploma scams, carpet sizing, and blocking junk mail. Advice covers truth in BBB statements, scheduling repairs, evaluating degrees, measuring rooms, and removing names from mailing lists.
Rock Musicians Arrested On Drug Charges
In Greenwich Connecticut police arrested three members of the Alice Cooper group for possession of marijuana with intent to sell. Michael C Bruce 23 Robert C Delin 21 and Michael F Mashbir 2 were bonded at 1000 each and four pounds of marijuana were found at the residence. A hearing was set for November 5 in Stamford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich, Conn
Alice Cooper
Greenwich
Michael C. Bruce
Robert C. Delin
Michael F. Mashbir
Stamford
Creditor Abuse Reported and FTC Hearings
Washington credits criticism grows as FTC and lawmakers examine reforms to the Fair Credit Reporting Act. The ACLU cites cases of misidentification while officials acknowledge limits on consumer access to files. FTC findings show frequent withholding of information and concern about source loss.
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Washington
American Civil Liberties Union
Hi Insurance
Credit Bureau
House
Senate
ACLU
le Tettion
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
FTC
John L. Spafford
Associated Credit Bureaus
Lewis A. Engman
Engman
NCC Elects First Woman As Top Executive Officer
The National Council of Churches elected its first woman to lead as general secretary in a 110 to 61 vote. Claire Randall, 53, formerly associate director of Church Women United, will succeed retiring Dr R H Edwin Espy and is an ordained elder in the United Presbyterian Church.
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South
NCC
New York
UPI
National Council of Churches
Council
Statler Milton Hotel
Claire Randall
Fletcher
Coates
Randall
San Antonio
Tex
Church Women United
New York City
Miss Randall
R.H. Edwin Espy
United Presbyterian Church
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THE
Peking
Pierre Trudeau
Better Business Bureau
Hhusband
Ea Bank
Hamilton
Dillard’s
Texas Instruments
Onl
Sawes
Mationa
WOAA
Weather Service
Piveries
Perecen
Texas
Pacific Northwest
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
China
Op-Sa-Daisy
Noritake
Dillard's
Maros Gras
Blue Haven
Oneida Heirloom Stainless
Rembrandt
Raphael Michaelangelo Dover
Oneida
South Plains Mall
Lubbock, Texas
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