Viet veteran acquitted in shooting case at Ford plant
Pearl Wood, 31, of Harvey, Illinois, was acquitted by a Circuit Court jury of attempted murder, aggravated battery, and armed violence for wounding his foreman Cecil Herrell at a Ford assembly plant in August 1980. Defense argued delayed stress syndrome from Vietnam combat. Proceedings noted no obvious trigger on day of the shooting.
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Rebels claim Yank among 150 killed in El Salvador
A military source says 130 guerrillas died in a 10 day northeast El Salvador sweep that ended Tuesday. Leftists claim an American sympathizer, Joseph David Anderson, was killed April 27 near Poza Honda in Morazan, though the embassy has no record of him. Insurgents also blew two water mains in Lolouquillo, flooding parts of the town.
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U.S
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Poza Honda
Lolouquillo
Turkish consul killed in Somerville ambush after bombing
Orhan R. Gunduz, Turkish honorary consul in New England, was killed by a gunman along his regular driving route from Cambridge to Nahant. A pipe bomb had previously targeted his office and shop, with responsibility claimed by the Justice Commandos of the Armenian Genocide.
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Bipartisan Budget Talks Surface on Capitol Hill
On Capitol Hill efforts to reach a bipartisan budget compromise emerge amid discord. House Democrats and Senate Republicans pursue common ground as White House stays on the sidelines, with leaders Jones ONeill and Baker pressing for cross party talks.
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R-Tenn
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Dmass
O’neill
Baker
Polish youths clash with police in Szczecin riots
Police clashed with youths who destroyed buildings and erected barricades in Szczecin for a second night. Rioting marked the strongest anti-government display since martial law began last December and Solidarity’s suspension. Detentions topped 1,372 with 72 police injured. curfews were enforced in Warsaw and Gliwice.
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Szczecin
Independent Union
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Gliwice
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Gdansk
Cieslaw Kiszczak
Kiszczak
Sejm
Hinckley trial shifts from acts to sanity label
Jurors hear a televised replay of the Reagan assassination attempt as prosecutors rest direct evidence. The defense will argue insanity while psychiatrists for the government contend Hinckley was sane. the trial moves from actions to mental state.
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