Fencing off the yogurt row in Karpov Korchnoi match
World chess champion Anatoly Karpov rejected a cloak of yogurt coaching while Viktor Korchnoi protested a Russian yogurt gift. Officials floated in-room fridges and hot plates to prevent coaching, but Karpov declined. The match so far has three draws, with four games to go. first to six wins takes 350000 dollars, loser 200000.
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Baguio City
Philippines
Anatoly Karpov
Viktor Korchnoi
Korchnoi
Switzerland
Karpov
Lothar Schmid
Pickets Buy Garbagemen Taunt San Antonio Strikers
About 150 garbagemen began partial trash collections in San Antonio while pickets representing 106 fired workers taunted them. Police protected non striking personnel as 52 replacements started physicals for Tuesday work. City Manager Tom Huebner said he would not be intimidated.
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San Antonio
Texas
Tom Huebner
Eddie Leija
Firestone Accused Of Hiding Results
AKRON Ohio AP The Firestone Tire & Rubber Co faced claims of concealing test results from 1975 showing a 56.5 percent failure rate in steel belted radial tires meeting government standards. Company says tests were internal research and not reportable. The issue ties to a broader recall and federal investigation into Firestone 500 and related tires.
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Akron, Ohio
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Akron Beacon-Journal
Firestone
General Motors
Frank Armstrong
National Highway Safety Administration
Secretary of Transportation
Transportation Department
Shell Steel
National Highway Safety Traffic Administration
Women’s Role In Crime Increasing
Washington AP reports a federally sponsored study finds women committing more crimes as they join the workforce. Professor Rita J. Simon of the University of Illinois says more women working means more opportunities to embezzle or steal, reflecting a law of averages. The work, funded by the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, presents statistical findings on crimes by women.
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Washington
Rita J. Simon
University of
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Simeon
District of Columbia
Harvester asks firms to protest Crawford case in Moscow
International Harvester urged U S firms doing business in Moscow or seeking licenses there to protest the treatment of F Jay Crawford, the company executive jailed on currency violations. The move comes after Harvester suspended Soviet trade, with Crawford detained since June 12 and later released to U S ambassador custody.
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Chicago
International Harvester Co
Soviet Union
F. Jay Crawford
Moscow
Harvester
Brooks McCormick
U.S
Harry Conner
Jay Crawford
United Nations
New Jersey
Conner
McCormick
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Schaumberg, II
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Bank of Japan
Bonn
Cyrus Vance
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Israel
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Vance
ABC
Wayne
Angell
U.S. Senate
George Wingert
Ottawa
Congress
America
Sen
Wint Winter
Robert Wellington
Aney
Eynolds
Xall Drugs
John Reynolds
South Main
Pharmacists
Tee
Dick Stinnett
Chevrolet & Olds Inc
Kansas
Wise
Bauman’s Insulation
S. Main
Sutton’s Jewelry
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