World News Briefs From Beirut to Kobe and Santa Fe
A car bomb at a Zahle vegetable market in Lebanon killed 14 and wounded 46. In Kobe, Igor Paklin shattered the world high jump record during the World University Games. New Mexico Supreme Court adopts a revised Code of Judicial Conduct tightening judges political activity, effective Oct 1.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Zahle
Bekaa Valley
Kobe
Japan
Igor Paklin
Santa FE
State Supreme Court
William R. Federici
New Mexico
Federici
Soviets threaten space arms after US anti satellite test
The Tass news agency says Moscow will lift its moratorium on deploying anti satellite weapons if the United States proceeds with its planned test. Washington reportedly delayed the test to notify Congress, while Tass accuses the U S of escalating the arms race to space.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Tass
Kremlin
Washington
Air Force
Pentagon
Congress
Market steer winners crowned at ENM State Fair
Under watchful eyes Wade Mulcock and Rambo finish a final check by livestock judge Casey Kelley as Mulcock and Rambo win Class Four. Grand Champion market steer honors go to Mike Cone of Partales at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair.
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Wade Mulcock
Artesia
Rambo
Casey Kelley
New Mexico
Mulcock
Mike Cone
Partales
Court rules on citations against Roswell officials
The New Mexico Supreme Court reinstated contempt citations against Roswell Police Chief Stephen Wisniewski and others, reversing an appeals court ruling. The 1983 district court found McCormick, Walker, Wisniewski, and Capt. Wyatt in contempt for failing to disclose information and produce materials in a pending criminal case, with $100 fines each. The high court, in a split decision, said there was sufficient basis for negligent noncompliance with the court order.
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Santa FE
State Supreme Court
Roswell
New Mexico
State Court of Appeals
Michael McCormick
5Th Judicial District
Ronald R. Walker
Stephen S. Wisniewski
Chris Wyatt
William J
Schnedar
Appeals Court
Supreme Court
Enm State Fair Schedule Includes Dancers and Rodeo
The fair lists events from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. including Folk Dancers directed by Mary Guzman and Mrs Fermin Montez at the Slab, noon livestock releases, a $10 wrist band carnival, flower show entry times, Chaves County Championship Roping at Rodeo Arena, and barbershop quartets. Attendance totals show 21 857 for the period with paid and pass holders.
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Missouri Avenue
Mary Guzman
Fermin Montez
Chaves County
Stockton boy spends summer at courthouse study of justice
Eight year old Raymond Mullan spent his summer at the San Joaquin County courthouse learning about real life justice. He cites Penal Code sections and hopes to become a prosecutor, having learned money value from a private investigator feeding him parking meter tasks. His father Frank initially planned a normal summer but Raymond's curiosity grew.
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Stockton
Calif
Raymond Mullan
Raymond
San Joaquin County
Frank
Bavereipe
Mullan
Comparable worth ruling overturned by federal appeals court
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Washington need not offer equal pay for jobs of equal value, overturning a 1983 damages ruling. The decision said federal law does not require equal pay based on job value and noted market wages can underpay women without implying discrimination. Gerald McEntee vowed to pursue the case to the Supreme Court.
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San Francisco
Washington
9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
U.S
Jack Tanner
Appeals
Anthony Kennedy
Kennedy
Gerald
McEntee
American Federation of State
Washington State
Supreme Court
Philip Sparks
Illinois
California
Yale University
San Jose
Calif
Reagan Administration
Reagestministration
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