Ex-hostages treated to New York high life
Twenty two former hostages enjoyed champagne dining theater New York’s high life and a ticker tape parade down Broadway from Battery to City Hall. They stayed at the Waldorf Astoria and dined at Windows on the World with crowds cheering Welcome back. Mayor Koch praised the celebration as one of New York’s great days.
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New York
Manhattan
Broadway
Michael Howland
Moorhead Kennedy
World Trade Center
Waldorf-Astoria
Mark Hellinger
the Battery
City Hall
Kennedy
Edward Koch
Ing Fine
Alexander Haig
New York Times
Koch
Conrail
Westchester
Connecticut
National Cathedral
Washington, D.C
Thomas Schaefer
LaGuardia Faece
Waldorf
Colgate-Palmolive
Poverty and fatalism tied to Black children's deaths
Atlanta sociologists link poverty and survivalist independence to the deaths and disappearances of 14 Black children ages 7 to 15 since July 1979 with 3 missing. an investigator suggests the tally should be at least 24 including runaways and unrelated deaths amid a city curfew and a 35 member police task force. President Reagan pledges federal help as experts note systemic poverty and limited parental supervision shape risk and behavior.
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Atlanta
Fred Crawford
Emory University
Center For Research and Social
Crawford
Anna Grant
Morehouse College
Reagan
Maynard Jackson
Grant
Therrell
Smuggler Deported After Mixup At Miami Airport
Justiniano Suarez a Bolivian detainee facing cocaine importation charges was accidentally deported after a plea deal was reached. Officials blamed INS for the mixup while U.S. authorities lament the mistake and consider renewed charges if he’s recaptured. The case exposed procedural errors and raised questions about responsibility.
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Miami
Ricardo Justiniano- Suarez
South America
Jose Larraz
Bolivia
Tom Keohane
Federal Correctional Institution
Justiniano Suarez
Miami International Airport
Forsht
Justiniano-Suarez
Justiniano
U.S
Harris Testifies Of Tarnower’s Final Night in Scarsdale
Jean Harris recounts a tense late night at Herman Tarnower’s Purchase estate. She says she never intended to hurt him and wanted only a brief, peaceful moment before she would take her own life. The defense argues she was despondent and the struggle led to Tarnower being shot as she tried to shoot herself.
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White Plains
N.Y
Jean Harris
Scarsdale
Herman Tarnower
Madeira School For Girls
McLean
Tarnower
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