Cuba jams U S radio in Cuba jamming incident
The State Department condemned Cuban jamming of at least five AM frequencies across the United States. The broadcasts appeared linked to a planned Florida based Radio Marti station and provoked outcry from affected stations from Fort Lauderdale to Salt Lake City. The department cited over 15 years of Cuban interference and said an American response is under consideration.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Cuba
Radio Marti
Abe Barron
WHO
Des Moines
Iowa
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rio de Janeiro
Linda Lavin and Kip Niven wed in Malibu ceremony
Actress Linda Lavin and actor Kip Niven tied the knot at their Malibu home on August 22 in front of about 200 guests. It is their second marriages for both, with Gail Strickland as maid of honor and Niven’s children Jim and Kate in the wedding party. Lavin, 44, is known for Alice and Little Murders, while Niven, 37, has appeared in In Cold Blood and Earthquake among others.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Linda Lavin
Kip Niven
Malibu
Pacific Ocean
Lavin
Alice
Niven
Bette Ashley
Warner Bros. Television
Gail Strickland
Jim
Kate
Portland
Maine
New York
Miss Lavin
Cbs-Tv
Magnum Force
Ron Leibman
Willie Nelson concert nets Lima more than twenty two thousand
In Lima Ohio the free Willie Nelson show drew about 30000 fans. Parking, beer and merchandise sales produced 74519 in revenue while the Council for the Arts of Greater Lima earned 22702 in profit. Total weekend receipts reached 94954 with expenses around 64102.
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Lima
Ohio
Willie Nelson
Nelson
Council For the Arts of
Greater Lima
Betty Plapp
Ms. Plapp
Wall Street Journal
Waylon Jennings
Harry Moyer
Art Council
Veteran Times reporter Peter Kihss retires after 49 years
New York AP reports Peter Kihss ends a long newsroom career in a retirement marked by a single notable error in a gas price story. A Columbia Journalism School graduate, Kihss joined The Times in 1952 after stints at AP, the Washington Post, World Telegram and Sun, known for candor about editors and a lifelong commitment to reporting.
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NEW York
Peter Kihss
New York Times
Kihss
Times
Peter
A.M. Rosenthal
Columbia
Associated Press
Washington
South America
The
Montevideo
Uruguay
Cordell Hull
Washington Post
World Telegram
Herald Tribune
Youth Joblessness Peaks At 19.7 Percent In July 1982
Washington AP reports youth unemployment among ages 16 to 21 hit 19.7 percent in July 1982, with over 3.4 million youths jobless. The youth labor force fell to 17.1 million, driven by population decline and 530,000 more youths entering the labor market without work. Overall unemployment, seasonally adjusted, stood at 9.8 percent.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Tony Conway
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