Reagan to Meet With Soviet Delegation Head
President Reagan keeps tough rhetoric toward the Soviet Union as arms talks in Geneva approach. He will meet Politburo member Vladimir Shcherbitsky, leading a 30 member Soviet delegation, in Washington as U S Soviet relations and nuclear talks advance.
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Soviet Union
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Crime studies raise parole questions in 1979 inmate data
New York Times reports a Bureau of Justice Statistics study of state prison entrants finding nearly 84 percent were repeat offenders, with 61 percent previously imprisoned and 42 percent on probation or parole at entry. The 1979 sample suggests one quarter would have avoided crimes if served maximum terms.
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Bureau of Justice Statistics
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Priest Rebukes Khadafy Call for Black Revolt in U.S.
In Chicago Rev George Clements says nonviolent methods fasting prayer and work should oppose oppression not armed revolt. Khadafy urged blacks on Feb 24 to quit the military and form a separate state with his aid. In Moscow a Chinese parliamentary delegation arrives for a friendly visit to the Soviet Union.
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Muammar Khadafy
Clements
Khadafy
Moscow
Soviet Union
Xinhua
National People’s Congress
Zhang Chengkian
Supreme Soviet
Tass
Great white attack kills woman off South Australia coast
In South Australia a 33 year old woman was fatally attacked by a great white while swimming about 180 feet offshore as witnesses including her four young daughters watched in horror. Witnesses described an 18 foot shark that severed the body in two and returned to the victim. Authorities withheld her identity.
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Subscription rates for local delivery and mail
Delivered by carrier Sunday through Friday seven dollars per four weeks, motor route seven dollars and fifty cents per four weeks. By mail in eighteen county circulation, payable in advance, prices listed: 75.00, 40.00, 21.00, 7.00.
Swift plan backs six month license suspension for drunks
CHICAGO AP Governor Thompson endorses immediate six month license suspension for motorists who fail or refuse a breath test. The measure, urged by a drunken driving task force led by Jim Edgar, would remove court action from suspensions. Thompson rejects two other task force ideas, supports harsher penalties, higher dam age awards, local surcharges, and cross state suspensions.
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Chicago
Thompson
Jim Edgar
Illinois
Blast destroys Shiite mosque kills 11 in Lebanon arc of resistance
An explosion tore through the second floor of a stone mosque in Maaraake Lebanon, killing 11 and wounding 19 as UN peacekeepers and rescue crews evacuated victims. The blast occurred after Israeli soldiers ended an operation in the area near Tyre, within the arc of resistance.
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Lebanon
U.N
United Nations
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