Mystery death of elderly woman in Chicago home
In Chicago, 87 year old Sigrid Bargunde, nearly blind and hard of hearing, reported phone taps and trespass by strangers. Her body was found bound, face down, with no forced entry. Police seek suspects. cause of death remains unclear, with intruders possibly tied to a natural death theory.
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Chicago
Sigrid Bargunde
Miss Barginde
Bill Melmine
Larry Wiles
Melaine
Wiles
Thomas Ferry
Police Violent Crime Unit
Rajai Wins Iran Presidential Victory Amid Bloodshed
Premier Rajai swept to Iran’s presidency defeating a puppet slate, as gun attacks and bombings killed at least 13 people on election day. With nearly complete counts Rajai claimed about 13 million votes, about 88 percent of 14.7 million counted, while Bani Sadr trailed with roughly 11 million. Observers expect official results to widen Rajai’s lead and cement Islamic regime control.
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Mohammad Ali Rajai
Islamic Party
Iran
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
Bani-Sadr
Interior Ministry
Rajai
Bani- Sadr
Bani Sadr
Castro claims U S role in Cuban fever outbreak and crop disease
In a Havana address marking the revolution’s anniversary Fidel Castro accused the United States of waging bacteriological warfare that damaged Cuba’s sugar and tobacco crops and sparked a Dengue Fever outbreak that killed over 100. He cited four plagues over two years and said the CIA may have introduced them, while condemning the U S blockade and exile plots against Cuba.
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Miami
Fidel Castro
United States
Castro
Cuba
CIA
Key West
Fla
Belfast hunger strike toll looms as clashes erupt
In Belfast more than 1,000 march in support of hunger strikers Kieran Doherty and Kevin Lynch near death in Maze Prison. Police clash with youths throwing gasoline bombs and rocks, plastic bullets used, one officer slightly injured. Doherty, 25, nearing 67 days without food. Lynch, 25, 66 days. Lynch ill with ulcers. Doherty almost blind. Six others refuse food. no talks with Britain.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
IRA
Kieran Doherty
Kevin Lynch
Maze
Doherty
Lynch
Britain
Sinn Fein
New Lodge
Irish Republican Army
Bobby Sands
Violence Returns in Liverpool Riots Stony Toxteth District
Rioting youths in Liverpool's Toxteth district attacked a taxi and clashed with police with bricks and gasoline bombs. About 70 youths were involved, injuring the cab driver and two babies, with authorities saying the disturbance was far less severe than a prior three week ago riot.
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Liverpool
England
Toxteth
Two Czech Deaf Athletes Defect at Cologne Meet
Two members of the Czech team at an international deaf athletic meet defected in Cologne West Germany. They appeared in the Bonn paper Bonner Rundschau and said to a policeman they wished to remain in West Germany after turning up in the city center late Saturday.
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Cologne
West Germany
UPI
Bonn
Bonner Rundschau
Comics Buzz Draw Big Crowds at Sunday Herald-American
Comics for young and old drew strong crowds at Sunday's Herald-American Post Standard, highlighting the paper's appeal across ages with lively panels and characters.
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Herald-American
Post Standard
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