Olympic panel to L A think it over
Los Angeles faces continued deadlock with the IOC over 1984 Olympic hosting terms. Mayor Bradley has dropped his bid, urging the council to kill the offer while a private organizing committee seeks extended talks and a possible face to face meeting in New York.
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Shcharansky Transferred to Vladimir Prison
Soviet authorities moved dissident Anatoly Shcharansky from Lefortovo to Vladimir Prison, a harsh Czarist-era facility 124 miles from Moscow. Shcharansky, 30, was sentenced to 13 years on treason charges after a week-long trial, with three years in close confinement. He has already served 16 months, to be deducted from the sentence, and faces up to 10 more years in a labor camp after Vladimir.
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Avital Shcharansky condemns Moscow Olympics as immoral
Avital Shcharansky, wife of Soviet dissident Anatoly Shcharansky, urged the United States to boycott or move the 1980 Games from Moscow. She compared the event to 1936 Berlin and said holding the Games in the Soviet Union would be immoral. She called Tass reports of their marriage status a KGB work product.
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June Home Construction Rises After May Slump
Washington reports June housing construction up 0.9 percent after May decline. Economists note buyers, especially under 40, accept about 10 percent mortgage rates to avoid higher costs. Median new single family home price listed at $55,800, with western states highest and the South lowest.
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Would-be burglar targets police picnic at lakefront
Milwaukee police report an auto burglars attempted break in during the police department's annual lakefront picnic. Officer Richard Menzel described a man smashing a car window belonging to janitor Bernon Hawkins. The suspect fled but was arrested after a brief chase.
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