Red Brigades Leader Testifies In Dozier Kidnapping Trial
Antonio Savasta, 27, son of a policeman and described as the Red Brigades’ baby-faced terrorist, testified about the 1977 Dozier abduction at Verona. He admitted leading the operation and said the group aimed to push prison reforms. Other defendants attend or are at large as the trial resumes to last a week with Dozier expected to testify.
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Clara Hemphill
Associated Press
Verona
Italy
Red Brigades
U S
James L. Dozier
Antonio Savasta
NATO
Dozier
Savasta
Padua
Career Corner Dear Joyce on Wallpapering as a Career
L.K. asks about securing work after high school. Apprenticeships offer paid training, progressing to full wages over about three years. Vocational schools provide focused paperhanging instruction. Workers earn $10 to $20 per hour, with supervisors over $30,000 yearly. independent workers see similar earnings. A brief on Paperhangers is available for $2 postpaid, offer ends May 1, 1982.
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Joyce Lain Kennedy
Horoscope Birthday Joys and Advice for Aries to Pisces
Your birthday horoscope centers on Rudolf Nureyev with opportunities to lead in coming months and success in business. Loved ones support career priorities, and romance adds spice. Money comes from multiple sources, urging savings replenishment before investing. Each zodiac sign receives tailored guidance on finances, career, and relationships.
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Rudolf Nureyev
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Sandinista Government Suspends Rights in Nicaragua
In Managua the Sandinista regime suspends individual rights for 30 days and clamps down on press freedoms. Junta member Daniel Ortega signaled a possible extension as authorities cite U S backed plots involving exiled foes from Honduras and Miami. The Washington Post cites a Reagan CIA plan for 19 million to arm 500 commandos to attack targets on the Nicaragua Honduras border.
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Managua
Nicaragua
U.S
Junta
Daniel Ortega
Ortega
United States
Honduras
Miami
Washington Post
Reagan Administration
CIA
Nicaragua-Honduras
Female ERP commander leads deadly El Salvador raid
Leftist guerrillas commanded by a woman conducted coordinated hit-and-run attacks on army posts in three working-class suburbs of San Salvador. Eleven people were killed. Radio Venceremos announced the daylight incidents, naming Anna Sonia Medina as the ERP commander.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Radio Venceremos
Anna Sonia Medina
People’s Revolutionary Army
ERP
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