British youths snub riot courts amid summer of rage
London reports show 1,719 arrests and 518 police injuries over ten nights of rioting. Special riot courts issued fines up to 950 dollars and up to nine months in jail to about 1,400 offenders, including youths as young as 11.
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CIA spy chief quits amid charges of stock activity
Max Hugel, CIA deputy director for operations, resigns after allegations of improper stock market practices in the mid 1970s. Director William Casey names John Stein as Hugel’s permanent replacement. Hugel says the charges are unfounded and his resignation is to spare the agency burden.
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Brown denies wrongdoing in computergate controversy
Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr rejects cover-up charges in a computer operation probe tied to political activity. He says the allegations are shabby innuendo and insists there was no deliberate staff action to hinder the FPPC or the investigation.
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Tianjin coach attacks sports writer over Italy claim
Sun Xinfeng and another coach confronted Huang He in a Shanghai hotel room after a July 8 report in China Youth Daily said an Italian team outperformed Sun's squad. The newspaper condemned the uncivilized act and defended the accuracy of Huang's story.
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Judge bars Sambo's dancing seniors ads in Dr Pepper suit
UPI reports U.S. District Judge William M Taylor Jr ruled Sambo's Restaurants infringed Dr Pepper's $100 million Be a Pepper advertising campaign by airing dancing seniors commercials. The ruling bars further airings as the case proceeds, with Dr Pepper seeking damages after a four day trial.
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Party in the Park clashes with Cleveland officials over Chester Commons closure
Cleveland faces a clash as party organizers fight a decision to close Chester Commons to weekly Friday gatherings after nine to ten thousand revelers. Downtown boosters accuse City Hall of stifling a successful event while other cities expand similar rallies. Columbus and Detroit area groups report growth with less trouble but cleanup remains a concern.
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Titanic searchers hail 500-ton metal find near site
Texas oilman Jack Grimm heads a Titanic expedition that may confirm the area over Titanic Canyon 95 miles southeast of Newfoundland. The 500 ton metal mass detected by electronic transponders could be a ship fragment, raising hopes of locating the liner and sunken hoard. The Gyre remains over the site as weather and a drag-cable mishap cause brief delays while preparations to photograph and recover items continue.
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