Critics Outrank Viewers As Blues Sweep Emmys
NBC led the Emmys with Hill Street Blues winning eight awards including best drama and acting honors for Travanti, Babcock, and Conrad. Taxi followed with six wins as best comedy, while Playing for Time earned four Emmys.
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Down-Home Miss America Ward Claims Crowning
Elizabeth Ward, 20, of Russellville Arkansas, won Miss America after a hometown round of celebrations. She calls herself down to earth and avoids controversy while supporting Reagan policies and opposes the ERA. Ward earned a $20,000 scholarship and at least $50,000 in future bookings as the 55th Miss America.
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Solidarity Seeks Say In Poland Official Mass Media
In Warsaw Solidarity threatens to start its own TV station unless it gains a voice in state media. Lech Walesa vows the people deserve access while the government resists sharing control. The dispute intensifies amid charges from Tass and regional party outlets.
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Gniezno
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Abalone Alliance Prepares Non Violent Nuke Blockade
Los Padres region protests converge at Dibble Canyon nuclear plant as Abalone Alliance plans a blockade set to begin Tuesday. Police anticipate up to 500 arrests daily with 2,000 to 3,000 protesters taking a nonviolent demonstration course.
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Calif
Dibble Canyon
Abalone Alliance
Steve Leeds
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Washington
Diablo Canyon
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pg&e
Iran sets Oct 2 election in rigged state
Beirut AP report says Iran’s revolutionary regime schedules a third presidential election for October 2 with a three day candidate registration. The Council of Guardians to select devout Moslems loyal to Khomeini. IRP to choose candidate, with paper contenders as window dressing. Mass arrests and executions continued after Bani Sadr’s ouster.
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Iran
National Security Council
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Interior Ministry
Council of Guardians
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Islamic Republic
Islamic Republican Party
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