South Koreans Eye Tuesday National Assembly Elections
In Seoul Koreans prepare for Tuesday elections that will decide 184 direct seats in a 276 member body. The ruling Democratic Justice Party is seen as likely to keep a majority while Kim Dae-jung’s New Korea Democratic Party could influence coalition talks. The visit of Kim after two years in the United States drew U.S. criticism over airport clashes between police, Kim’s supporters, and American escorts.
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Ohio
Sterilization Changes Nation’s Childbearing Statistics
Washington AP reports rising sterilization rates cut the share of married couples able to have children to 52.7 percent for wives aged 15 to 44 in 1982, down from 73 percent in 1965. By 1982, 38.9 percent of couples were surgically sterile, with 27.8 percent having either partner sterilized for birth control. The National Center for Health Statistics based the figures on the National Survey of Family Growth and notes about 4 million women aged 15 to 44 have some impairment affecting fertility.
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Dizzy Gillespie Joins Havana Plaza 85 Jazz Opening
In Havana at Plaza 85 opening, Dizzy Gillespie jammed with Cuban artists and played bebop with Arturo Sandoval and Gonzalo Rubalcaba. He dedicated the Karl Marx Center concert to Chano Pozo as Prensa Latina noted.
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Left Handed Clerk Wins Suit Over Store Rules
Crystal Sagen, a 24 year old left handed clerk from Naperville, sued Jewel Food Stores for discrimination after a policy requiring right handed checkout violated her speed and comfort. A DuPage County jury awarded her 136700 dollars. Jewel may appeal.
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Two Fathers Justice teams unlikely duo on NBC movie
George Hamilton and Robert Conrad star in the NBC movie Two Fathers Justice as unlikely partners seeking justice after their children are killed by drug dealers. The two men, one a Boston exec and the other a steelworker, form a wary alliance to hunt down the perpetrators.
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