FBI probes study original papers at Hoover Institution
FBI agents will visit Stanford University to view original campaign papers as part of a probe into possible political espionage in the 1980 presidential campaign. Rep. Albosta seeks access to files. White House officials say Reagan authorized full access to material for investigators.
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FBI
Hoover Institution
Stanford University
Administration
House
Carter White House
California
Reagan
White House
Fred F. Fielding
Justice Department
Rep
Donald J. Albosta
Subcommittee
Department
Albosta
D-Mich
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Larry Speakes
Congressional Committee
Alan Cranston
Dpah
Council Bluffs
Samantha Smith Star weighs in at Yalta camp carnival
Samantha Smith, 11, greeted by 2,000 Young Pioneers at Artek as she tours Yalta with her mother and father. She and 13-year-old Natasha Kirishina joined a festive show after an invitation from Yuri Andropov following Samantha's letter asking about starting a war. The family planned a Crimean coast visit and botanical garden tour, with the girl amid reporters and campers.
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Yalta
Ussr
Samantha Smith
Maine
Samantha
Natasha Kirishina
Leningrad
Manchester
Communist Party
Yuri Andropov
Andropov
Arthur
Jane
Crimean
Riviera
Soviet Union
Lake Karagol
Artek Camp
Nikitin Botanical Garden
The
Young Pioneers
Dodge City radio station defends free speech amid license dispute
Station KTTL F M owners defend their 100000 watt signal as protected by the First Amendment despite five groups seeking to cancel the license. Nellie Babbs says the programs meet local needs and are unconventional, citing farm foreclosures and a Wichita Freedom Rally among broadcasts.
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Washington
Dodge City
Kttl-Fm
Nellie Babbs
Charles
Federal Communications Commission
Babbs
FCC
Christian Prospective
Four Millburn students sue ETS over test score nullification
Four Millburn High School seniors claim ETS voided their May 1982 SAT scores after a rumor prompted an investigation. ETS says unusual answer patterns and similar results on other tests suggest copying. Trial presides in Superior Court with no jury, as students face options to retake or seek independent arbitration.
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New Brunswick
N.J
ETS
Millburn
Stanford von Mayrhauser
James Denbureg
Richard Becker
Lloyd Berkowitz
Short Hills
Stephen Haskin
Springfield
von Mayrhauser
Howard P. Willens
ETS Board of Review
Richard Kleindienst Readmission Bid Move Forward
A Arizona State Bar disciplinary panel voted 7 0 to recommend Richard Kleindienst readmission after a year suspension for lying under oath. Papers were filed with the Arizona Supreme Court as Kleindienst seeks to practice law again following the Watergate related probe and settlement.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Richard Kleindienst
State Bar of Arizona
Arizona Supreme Court
Francis J. Slavin
Sis
Kleindienst
Richard Nixon
Arizona
Supreme Court
State Bar
Bar
Joseph Hauser
Lo Kleindienst
Marnie
Rueindienst
Robert C. Mardian
State Supreme Court
Robert O. Lesher
Acuasic
Umwater
U.S
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Eye
Aim Sindidt
Maul Piety Amics
Blast kills 2 Israel soldiers near Hasbaya
Beirut AP reports Israeli command confirms two soldiers killed and 16 wounded by a roadside bomb west of Hasbaya as a truck reached the Bekaa front. The blast, about 154 pounds, was detonated remotely near a Hasbani river bridge, with UN forces noting the explosion.
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Lebanon
Israel
Tel Aviv
Hasbaya
U.N
Kawkaba
Mount Hermon
Hasbani River
Aley
Druse
Walid Jumblatt
Amman
Jordan
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