Take harder stance police urged in Britain rioting
Rioting erupted in six English cities including Aldershot amid the 11th straight night of urban violence. Police chief Jim Jardine urged a tougher approach, denying harassment claims by black leaders, and said officers must confront rioters with firmness despite civil rights tensions.
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Britain
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Jardine
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Dundee
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Liverpool
Nottingham
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Death sparks more riots in Northern Ireland
Rioters attacked police and troops with firebombs and bullets as IRA sympathizers mourned hunger striker Martin Hurson in Northern Ireland. Clashes spread through Londonderry Belfast and Portadown with fires, stones, bricks, and petrol bombs. Hurson died after 45 days fasting. his coffin and cortege drew around 100 cars as a burial was planned for tomorrow.
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Northern Ireland
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Portadown
Martin Hurson
Hurson
Cappagh
County Tyrone
Five Jesuit seminarians freed after Honduras gun raid
Five Jesuit seminarians held in Tegucigalpa on weapons and subversive literature charges were freed and flew to Mexico City. They arrived after a 72 hour incommunicado period and were returning to the Casa del Juniorado Jesuita seminary. Named are Jose Antonio Pacheco Danilo Sanchinelli Sergio Inestroza Juan Jose Ramirez Eugenio Incer.
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Mexico City
UPI
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Managua
Nicaragua
Jose Maria Tojeira
Tojeira
Jose Antonio Pacheco
Danilo Sanchinelli
Guatemala
Sergio Inestroza
Juan Jose Ramieres
el Salvador
Eugenio Incer
Casa del Juniorado Jesuita Seminary
Kania calls for constructive Solidarity role in Poland
Warsaw AP report says Communist Party leader Stanislaw Kania urged a constructive role for Solidarity in solving Poland s economic crisis while warning the union to stay within statutory lines He pressed for a battle against anarchy and counter revolution and defended keeping to the Gdansk accords as reforms proceed with Lech Walesa signaling self government as key delegates elected a management group secretariat and Barcikowski to preside.
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Communist Party
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Solidarity
Independent Union
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Gdansk
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PAP
Lech Walesa
Politburo
Kazimierz Barcikowski
Clear and cool night then sunny day with mild warmth
A forecast notes a clear cool night with a low in the mid 50s and a sunny pleasant day tomorrow with a high near 75 to 80. It records yesterday's high of 90 and low of 70, adds a 1952 record high of 95 and 1926 record low of 50, and lists humidity and NW wind speeds. The air pollution index is 30 and air quality is good.
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Anchorage
Denver Vetoes
Milwaukee
NYPIRG Mobil boycott call sparks Albany debate
NYPIRG spokesman Langdon questions Mobil price hike as political, not economic. Ralph Nader and Don Roth urge New Yorkers to join a boycott. Assembly may hold hearings while Mobil weighs tax, price changes, and possible rollback amid talks of court challenges from oil firms. Barbara Taylor labels gross receipts and unitary taxes discriminatory.
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Stanley Fink
Mobil
Langdon
Ralph Nader
New York State
Nader
Nypirg
Donald K. Roth
Albany
Barbara Taylor
State Petroleum Council
Taylor
California approves medfly spraying over objections
Gov Brown confirms aerial spraying after USDA threatened quarantine on California produce. Supreme Court clears the plan despite county and city opposition while Judge Bruce Allen would not stop it. Brown says ground efforts and sterile fruitflies could have worked but quarantines forced action.
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California
Agriculture
John Block
Brown
Los Altos
Jim
Delphine Winstead
Reagan Administration
Caifornia
Widespread storms flood regions as heat wave hits many states
Gully-washing rains sweep central Rockies Midlands and Atlantic Coast with floods. Heat tops 100 in Plains and Midwest as humidity makes it feel hotter. Lightning injures 22 at a Manchester New Hampshire Boy Scout camp. 21 scouts and a leader hurt with minor burns. Weather alerts band across Iowa Ohio Ohio and Colorado with hail in several cities and road floodings.
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Ohio
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Cleveland
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Reagan presses tax cut push to finish by August recess
President Reagan aims to push tax cuts through Congress and finish a final bill before the August recess, potentially delaying the break by a few days if needed. Senate leaders expect completion by Saturday August 1, with only a few differences between bills to resolve quickly if obstructionists do not hinder. House Ways and Means met to vote on terms of an individual tax cut.
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O'Neill
House
Ways and Means
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