U.S. plans naval team to El Salvador amid aid to guerrillas
Washington officials say the Pentagon is weighing a naval training mission to El Salvador to bolster coast patrols. They note a Western weapons pipeline, including U S origin arms, from Cuba and five communist countries to guerrillas, and say delivery may occur with higher level approval.
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Spain’s 359 deputies freed as coup ends peacefully
Spain’s 359 parliamentary deputies were released after a 17 hour rightist coup failed. Antonio Tejero Molina, the rebel leader, surrendered to civil guards declaring he would face 30 to 40 years in jail. King Juan Carlos backed democracy as deputies prepared to reassemble to elect a prime minister. Crowds cheered outside Parliament as the crisis ended without bloodshed.
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Charles to wed Diana Spencer in royal summer wedding
Queen Elizabeth announces the engagement of Prince Charles to Lady Diana Spencer. Diana, 19, is the youngest child of the Earl of Spencer and a distant relation to Winston Churchill. Charles proposed after an intimate dinner earlier this month. The couple shared news at Buckingham Palace as details of their romance emerged.
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Ohio teachers strike causes widespread disruption
Contempt of court charges were to be sought against 10 Youngstown strike leaders as about 1,000 teachers walked out. In Cleveland, 95 bus drivers joined 309 others off duty, stranding over 20,000 students. Ravenna teachers scheduled new talks Wednesday in the longest Ohio strike record.
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Kidnaper of teacher loses bid for review
Richard Allen Wright, convicted in 1977 of kidnapping and raping a Middleburg Heights teacher, lost a bid to have the U S Supreme Court hear his case. He argued courtroom cameras in Florida biased the trial and violated his rights. Wright, once of North Ridgeville, received life plus eight consecutive 30 year terms. The victim, Linda Sharpe, testified he grabbed her at her apartment on November 14, 1977 and held her captive, later forcing sexual assaults during a trip from Ohio to Florida.
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