Prelates to Mediate Bolivia Rebellion Between Army and Junta
Two Catholic leaders, Msgr Alfio Rapisarda and Msgr Luis Rodriguez, agreed to fly to southeast Bolivia at the junta request to mediate ending the rebellion led by Generals Lucio Anez Rivero and Alberto Natusch Busch. Rebels claim control of eastern Bolivia and Tarija and Potosi provinces. Junta reportedly has support of soldiers in La Paz, Cochabamba, and Oruro.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Alfio Rapisarda
Bolivian Conference of Bishops
Luis Rodriguez
Lucio Anez Rivero
Alberto Natusch Busch
Santa Cruz
Colombia
Tarija
Potosi
Cochabamba
Oruro
Gambia coup ends as hostages freed and rebels flee
In Banjul a week long coup attempt collapses as Lady Thielal N'Diaye and 160 hostages are released. About 300 people are reported dead after rebels seized a military barracks while Sir Dawda Jawara was in London for a royal wedding. two Europeans aided in the rescue.
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Banjul
Reuter
Gambia
Dawda Jawara
Sir Dawda
London
Thielal N'Diaye
Thielal
Britain
Special Air Service Regiment
British
Defence Ministry
Africa
Kenya greets Trudeau on Kenyan trip and UN energy talk
Prime Minister Trudeau arrived in Kenya for game viewing and a UN conference on alternative energy. He was greeted by President Moi and officials as his son Michel surprised with Salaam aleikum greeting. Trudeau plans wildlife watching before attending the Nairobi energy conference with 3,000 delegates from 100 countries.
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Nairobi
Trudeau
Kenya
Daniel Arap Moi
Geoffrey Bruce
Michel
Justin
Joe Clark
New Democrat
Ed Broadbent
Hassan
King
Paris
Dar Es Salaam
Julius Nyerere
Canada
U S Rejects PLO Talks Amid Middle East Tension
President Reagan rejected Sadat’s push to include the PLO in Middle East talks. Reagan said the United States will not negotiate with the PLO until it recognizes Israel’s right to exist and secure borders. Sadat said he and Begin will meet in Alexandria before Begin’s Sept visit to the United States.
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Washington
Reagan
Anwar Sadat
U.S
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Israel
Haig
Sadat
United States
Egypt
Menachem Begin
Alexandria
Begin
Emmy noms sweep Hill Street Blues leads 1981 races
Hill Street Blues dominates with 21 nominations the highest for a regular drama series. Shogun Masada Lou Grant top contenders. Roots, with 33, leads overall. CBS proclaimed 104 nominations to NBC 92 and ABC 79. PBS 32. Prime time Emmys Sept 13 in Pasadena broadcast by CBS.
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Los Angeles
Lou Grant
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Shogun
NBC
Masada
ABC
CBS
Playing
Time
Dallas
Dance In America
PBS
Barbara Mandrell
Mandrell Sisters
WKRP
Cincinnati
Cosmos
National Geographic
Pasadena Civic Auditorium
Hill Street Blues
Daniel Travanti
Veronica Hamel
Barbara Babcock
Michael Conrad
Charles Haid
Bruce
Post suit seeks 8.8 million over fake heroin tale
DC school board member Calvin Lockridge sues The Post in Superior Court for 8.8 million dollars claiming damages from the fictitious Jimmy's World story by Janet Cooke. The paper later retracted and Cooke resigned after the prize was returned.
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Washington
District of Columbia Board of Education
The
Post
Janet Cooke
Cooke
School Board
Calvin Lockridge
District of Columbia Superior Court
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