Longshoremen linked to kickbacks and threats in ILA case
River Shipping Corp. president Teitelbaum testified he paid about 200000 dollars in kickbacks to ILA officials from 1972 to 1975 and during FBI cooperation 46000 more, after which a life contract was placed on him. He described crane sabotage and fear as the six day Senate hearing probed Mafia ties in the ILA and shipping industry.
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Washington
UPI
International Longshoremen’s Association
Miami
Joseph Teitelbaum
River Shipping Corp
FBI
Teitelbaum
ILA
William Webster
Unirac
Pope lectures Marcos on human rights in Manila visit
The traveling pope, during his first Asia trip in years, urged President Marcos and the Philippines to safeguard human rights. He warned priests to stay out of politics and pressed reform-minded church members to respect church hierarchy. The visit began with a private Malacanang meeting and a televised address to the nation.
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Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
Asia
Manila
Rome
Asie
Guam
Japan
Karachi
Pakistan
Karachi National Stadium
Baclaran
John Paul
Marcos
Imelda Marcos
Malacanang Palace
Brazil
Philppine
Liberation Theology
Puebla
Mexico
Pease Opposes Lorain Medina Split in Redistricting Debate
U S Rep Don J Pease D Oberlin warns Cuyahoga County lawmakers against redrawing Mottls 23rd District by adding Lorain or Medina County He stresses Lorain and Medina are populous and growing and splitting counties harms representation Three Cleveland state legislators propose shifting part of Mottls district to Oakar Stokes Eckart while expanding into Lorain or Medina This unfolds as Ohio House Bill 20 seeks to reshape districts and reduce numbers in Cleveland areas Also in Sweden journalists strike over hours and copyrights affecting Expressen and other papers.
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Cuyahoga County
Lorain
Medina
U.S
House of Representatives
Don J. Pease
Oberlin
Cleveland
Francine Panehal
Patrick Sweeney
Kenneth Rocco
Parma
Ronald Mottl
Mary Rose Oakar
Louis Stokes
Dennis Eckart
Motts
Medina County
Pease
Lorain County
Ial
Ohio General Assembly
Terry M. Tranter
Cincinnati
Tranter
Jon Ashbrook
Elections Committee
Harris murder trial hinges on jealousy and love gone wrong
Jurors consider two portraits of Jean Harris as the Scarsdale doctor Herman Tarnower case nears verdict. Prosecutor Bolen argues a jealous motive and deliberate plan to kill, while defense attorney Aurnou portrays Harris as a sick, emotionally overwhelmed woman who adored Tarnower and acted in a personal crisis rather than with intent to kill. The panel weighs murder versus manslaughter after testimony from both sides.
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Plains
N.Y
Jean Harris
Scarsdale
Herman Tarnower
Harris
Russell Leggett
Westchester County
George Bolen
Leggett
Mrs. Harris
Bolen
Dr. Tarnower
Tarnower
Pearl Schwartz
Lynne Tryfords
Lynne Tryforos
Aurnon
Queen orders Charles to marry or end romance
The Daily Mirror claims Prince Charles faces pressure from Queen Elizabeth to wed Lady Diana Spencer this year or end the romance. Diana, 19, reportedly worries over protocol and has been consulting others as a decision timeline narrows to mid April with possible wedding by September.
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London
UPI
Elizabeth
Prince Charles
The
Daily Mirror
Diana Spencer
Charles
Diana
the Mirror
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
U.S. to fully implement hostage pact agreements
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Charles Percy announced that the Reagan administration would accept and fully implement the agreements with Tran that led to the freeing of American hostages. The statement came as the committee began two days of hearings on the deals.
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Washington
UPI
Tran
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Charles Percy
Percy
President Reagan
Nurses Challenge Unnecessary Hospital Care Across Nation
A nationwide RN poll of 12,500 nurses finds nearly half say about 30 percent of operations are unnecessary and many hospital stays could be outpatient. Nurses urge patients be informed of alternative treatments and oppose the unchecked physician authority. Medical groups back second opinions and cost-cutting outpatient surgery as part of a patient rights shift.
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UPI
Ater Faunred
Blue Cross and
Blue Shield Associ
Ations of America
FIN
Medical Economics Co
Oradell, N.J
Decrie BO Raden
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Manila International
Cuyahoga
Politicos
Stockholm
Sweden
Expressen
Swedish Journalists’ Union
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Tryforos
Aniatreeters
Chuck
Duke of Norfolk
Philip Moore
Commonwealth
Mirror
Rns
Ronni Randenff
Arecent
America
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