10 Sep 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1983
Page
1
The FBI examines possible federal slavery charges against a Michigan farmer. Buffalo vice squad claims an elderly woman, said to be among the nation’s oldest madams, is among those involved. Baldwinsville High School football players reacted with cheers upon hearing the news.
In Santiago thousands of Pinochet supporters gathered to mark ten years in power as opposition groups boycotted talks and police battled hecklers. Rioters clashed in the slums and shopping districts, with tear gas, vehicle arrests, and barricades as merchants closed early. The president pledged to remain under the 1980 constitution.
Beir ut government reports 50 civilians killed in Shouf mountains as fighting widens between Christian militiamen and Druze with Palestinian and leftist allies. Rightist voices claim 110 Christians slain in Bireh and surrounding areas. UN Security Council urged to halt hostilities and aid trapped civilians. U.S. Marines continue peacekeeping operations amid ongoing shelling.
About 1,000 searchers combed a 200 mile coast for bodies and debris after the Korean Air Lines flight 007 shoot down near Sakhalin. The UN Security Council delayed a vote on a U S backed condemnation as Soviet pressure mounted. Reagan pressed critics on vengeance versus war while NATO nations prepared a two week ban on flights to Moscow.
Pope John Paul II arrives in Vienna for a four day visit amid exiles from Poland and East bloc nations. He is greeted by President Kirchschlaeger Cardinal Koenig and Chancellor Sinowatz at Schwechat Airport with about 500 guests in attendance. The visit highlights 1683 relief of Vienna against the Turks and draws up to a million visitors while surveys question the cost versus aid to the poor.
The military government pardoned former president Isabel Peron on charges from 1981, enabling her to run for public office again. President Bignone signed the decree three weeks before Oct. 30 elections aimed at restoring democracy. Peron, 52, has stayed silent since moving to Spain and had refused to attend the Peronist convention until the stigma was removed.
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