Kabul fighting escalates as government collapses under strikes
In Kabul, Soviet and Afghan troops with armed civilians patrol a city under martial law as government ministries stay paralyzed by a civil servants strike and shopkeepers continue a five day halt. Reports say street fighting killed hundreds while Karmal’s regime appears to falter under rebellion and Soviet control.
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Runcie Takes Oath as 102nd Archbishop at St Pauls
The Right Reverend Robert Runcie kneels to take the Oath of Allegiance in St Pauls crypt London on Monday as the 102nd Archbishop of Canterbury and Primate of All England He pledges allegiance to Queen Elizabeth II before Dr David Carey principal registrar of the Province of Canterbury AP Wirephoto
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Olympic Games close on a political note
IOC president Lord Killanin urged using the Games to foster world peace and mutual understanding as Lake Placid wrapped up the Winter Games. A sellout crowd of 8,500 applauded after his remarks, amid ties to boycott debates and lingering organizational criticisms. Eric Heiden led the U S flag during a closing pageant.
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Bush and Kennedy trade barbs on eve of New Hampshire primary
In the final push before New Hampshire's presidential primary, George Bush accuses fellow Republicans of uniting to undermine him while Edward Kennedy fights to stay within reach of President Carter. A Boston Globe poll shows Carter leading Kennedy 59 to 30 among New Hampshire Democrats, with Mondale predicting a close race. Kennedy campaigns mainly in Massachusetts, Brown trails, and seven Republicans vie with Bush who claims rivals seek to block his bid.
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Record of large marijuana seizure and related notes
County deputies seized about 2 million dollars worth of marijuana after moving on a suspicious DC-3 Sunday night in Ector County, a record haul for the area. Other items include a note about a wife not needing to search a husband’s pockets for money and brief mentions of events on Page 1D 8A 6A 3A.
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High court to decide on Utah abortion law
The Supreme Court agreed to review a Utah parental notification law challenged by a 15 year old who seeks an abortion without parental knowledge. Utah defends the law as protecting family integrity and parental rights. The court also agreed to hear FTC and antitrust related challenges to the reason to believe standard and a Mitsui bid by Mitsubishi and its U.S. unit over Indonesia's lumber market.
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