Sandinistas condemn Kissinger report in Central America
Sandinista rulers denounce the Kissinger Commission report as a failure and a policy of pressure while rebels in El Salvador call it genocidal. Kissinger defends urging 140 million dollars in military aid to El Salvador and eight billion in Central American aid over five years.
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Nicaragua
Kissinger Commission
Central America
U.S
el Salvador
Kissinger
Reagan
White House
Daniel Ortega
Sergio Ramirez
Contadore
Mexico
Colombia
Venezuela
Panama
Guatemala
Honduras
Costa Rica
Edgar Djalma Dominguez Lopez
Commission
Washington
United States
South Africa
U.N
State Department
Principal dresses as Smurf to reward eighth graders
Cobb Middle School in Tallahassee led Leon County in Florida basic-skills test scores this fall. Principal Paul Green kept his promise from October to dress as a blue Smurf if the school ranked first and took eighth graders to a video arcade with free pizza and drinks funded by the PTA.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Paul Green
Cobb Middle School
Green
Leon County
Florida
Cobb
Jackson campaign runs by different standards
Washington AP reports Jesse Jackson pursues a different campaign clock with a strong crowds approach and limited money. He drew 6,500 in Detroit amid a sparse staff, relies on media exposure, faces organizational chaos, and criticizes issues like New Hampshire poverty while vowing to keep his platform and momentum.
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Washington
Jesse Jackson
Jackson
Coleman Young
Detroit
New England
Midwest
CBS
New Hampshire
Granite State
White House
Channel 35 shutdown ends local TV venture
Lorain County Channel 35 ends local operation after four years. Three staff remain as Lasch notes plans to fill roles with part time or contracted labor. The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co owns the station and community training program ends, cutting on the job experiences for Lorain County Community College students.
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Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co
Chronicle-Telegram
Cinemavideo
Lorain County Community College
Matt Lundy
NBC
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tim Martin
Wuab-Tv
Peggy Vincent
TV35
Cleveland
Christine Craft retrial awards 225000 in damages
Christine Craft, 39, won 225000 in a retrial against Metromedia Inc. over a KMBC TV co anchor job. The seven woman five man jury found fraud claims insufficient but affirmed equal pay and sex discrimination rulings, with prior rulings mixed by judge Joseph Stevens.
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Joplin
Today
Christine Craft
Kmbctv
Te Ung Cate
Metromedia Inc
Ms. Craft
Kmbc-Tv
Joseph F. Stevens
Kansas City
Dennis F. Egan
Isalisas
Stevens
Metromedia
Equal Pay
Breast-feeding firefighter sues for civil rights damages
Linda Eaton, 31, testifies in Johnson County District Court that male colleagues harassed her after a 1979 civil rights ruling on breastfeeding, including salt in orange juice and being thrown to the floor. She sues Iowa City, Fire Chief Keating, City Manager Berlin, and assistant manager for $1 million plus back pay and a formal apology.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Linda Eaton
Johnson County
Town City
Iowa Civil Rights Commission
Robert Keating
Neal Berlin
Dale Helling
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