Atlanta civil rights group links suspect to slayings
Atlanta police pressed to verify CORE investigators claim a black male suspect ties to at least six of 25 slain youths. Public Safety Commissioner Lee Brown warned results would come quickly, while authorities noted insufficient evidence for arrests. The case widens as 21 children among 25 victims are recounted.
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Reagan to lift grain embargo to pressure Soviet restraint
CBS News reports President Reagan will order the grain embargo against the Soviet Union lifted to spur restraint by Moscow over Poland. Unidentified officials say the plan was approved last week and a formal decision would be made in a meeting with top officials today.
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Smut crusader faces charges in Tampa case
A 46 year old man who led a campaign to ban sex education books from a children's library section is charged with sexual battery against a 17 year old boy and a lewd act involving an 8 year old girl. Police say Jack Gregorio of Taxpaying Parents Against Kiddie Smut was arrested Monday night. Deputy White House press secretary comments mix with unsettled questions about meetings and policy.
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