FCC denies O Haire petition to ban religious programming
The FCC says it has never considered a petition by Madeline Murray O Haire to bar religious broadcasting. Despite denial, the rumor persists with millions of inquiries and counter petitions circulating, including a bid for one million letters to oppose O Haire.
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Elyria
Federal Communications Commission
Madeline Murray O'Hare
FCC
Madeline Murray O’hare
Washington
O'Hare
Iit
Lorain County
Marcos puts army on red alert before Philippine election
President Marcos raises the armed forces to red alert on the eve of the special presidential vote. He accuses opponent Mrs. Aquino of threatening civil war and vows to crack down on unrest. The alert, to last 24 hours, follows clashes at checkpoints involving Aquino supporters and NBC crews.
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Manila
Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
U.S
Corazon Aquino
Mrs. Aquino
Tropical Islands
Aquino
Raul Contreras
Fidel V. Ramos
Philippine Constabulary
Armed Forces
Lupita Kashiwahara
Mrs Bauer Released On Bond In Fatal Shooting Case
Emma Bauer 45 of Vermilion was indicted for voluntary manslaughter in the shooting death of her husband. She posted 5 percent of a $50,000 cash bond, after holding a $100,000 cash bond on original aggravated murder charges. Judge Floyd D. Harris reduced the bond following a grand jury indictment.
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Elyria
Emma Bauer
Bauer
Vermilion
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Floyd D. Harris
Budget compromise unclear on taxes for 1987 plan
White House officials say it is too early to discuss a compromise, even as the president's 1987 budget faces mixed reception on Capitol Hill. Budget Director Miller notes that new taxes may be needed to meet Gramm Rudman targets. Senator Domenici supports a summit to resolve disputes and avert a yearlong clash over spending.
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Capitol Hill
James C. Miller IV
Sen
Pete V. Domenici
New Mexico
Senate Budget Committee
Domenico
North Ridgeville youth attacked by Mancuso in street fight
In North Ridgeville Gregory Johnson, 17, reported that Joe Mancuso struck him with a walking cane at the Hangout and Game Room, as Mancuso and his son clashed with police. Mancuso was charged with assaulting an officer and related offenses amid claims of police brutality negotiations.
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Joe Mancuso
Lyn McGough
Donald Johnson
South Island Road
Grafton
Mancuso
Gregory
Chestnut Ridge Road
Linda
Cleveland
Terry Gilbert
Thomas Sigsworth
Safety Service
Ray McLaughlin
Glauner
McLaughlin
Army claims 56 guerrillas killed in rebel stronghold
The army said it killed 56 guerrillas in a rebel stronghold north of San Salvador and removed 427 civilian supporters in a four week operation. Government losses were three killed and 64 wounded. The eastern third faced a blackout as rebels sabotaged power lines and enforced a sixth day traffic ban.
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