Liberian coup raises fears as Tolbert family targets widen
Liberian soldiers led by Samuel Doe seized Monrovia and toppled President Tolbert. Tolbert’s son and son-in-law were fatally wounded or injured in the attack at the presidential palace. A military court was appointed to try officials for alleged human rights abuses and corruption as curfews and border closures addressed unrest.
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Mandel disappointed by Supreme Court decision on corruption convictions
Former Maryland governor Marvin Mandel said he was disappointed but not surprised by the Supreme Court's move to not hear further appeals of his political corruption conviction and those of his five co-defendants. Mandel spoke from his Annapolis office, noting they had tried not to be too hopeful as the high court declined to act.
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International tensions rise over Iran hostage crisis and Mandel case
Carter warned of strong actions if hostages harmed in Iran crisis as European ambassadors plan consults. In Washington, Mandel, a Maryland defendant in a mail fraud and racketeering case, expressed relief at the resolution while defending his innocence amid a bizarre sequence of events.
Mandel Shares Reflections After Governors’ Conviction
Maryland former governor Mandel, 59, contemplates a book about his role in the Marlboro Race Track case. He faced federal charges and his aides allege trial errors as he defends the use of mail fraud and racketeering statutes. His wife Jeanne offers quiet support amid a stunned public reception.
Begin sees security talks split from other issues
The article discusses Israel seeking reassurance on security as it negotiates on other issues with the United States. It notes Begin may reappraise his position during talks with Carter and mentions a proposed special committee as a procedural step. Sadat opposes new West Bank settlements, citing a verbal Camp David moratorium.
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