Mercenaries found guilty in Dominica overthrow plot
A U.S. federal court found Stephen Black of Birmingham and Joe Hawkins of Jackson guilty of conspiracy and violating neutrality acts for plotting to overthrow Dominica. Michael Norris of Northport was acquitted. Perdue of Houston testified for the prosecution, prompting plea bargains from others.
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UPI
U.S
Dominica
Stephen Don Black
Birmingham
Ala
Joe Daniel Hawkins
Jackson
Miss
Michael Norris
Northport
Black
Hawkins
Lesser Antilles
Soldiers of Fortune
Michael Perdue
Houston
Perdue
Norris
Supporters of Bani Sadr clash during impeachment debate
Bani Sadr supporters clash with Guards as parliament debates his removal. Rioters chant death to Bani Sadr while Ayatollah Khomeini and Rafsanjani urge action. The session runs five and a half hours with a vote expected to declare him politically incompetent. A separate refinery fire in Norco injures over 20 workers amid valve fault investigations.
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Iran
Turkey
Rafsanjani
Bani Sadr
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Mohammad Beheshti
NORCO
UPI
God's Party
Tehran
Sadegh Khalkhali
Father Receives Daughter’s Diploma in Graduation Ceremony
Debra DeMaria cannot attend her graduation due to a Jayceeettes victory and Father’s Day. College president grants special permission for her father Steve Kaminski to accept her diploma in the front row. Kaminski calls it the perfect Father’s Day present as Debra completes her magna cum laude achievement.
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Debra
Ohio
Jayceeettes
Dyke College
John C. Corfins
Corsins
Steve Kaminski
Debra DeMaria
Kaminski
Nancy Reagan Reflects on Family Under Spotlight
Mrs. Reagan described the presidents children Maureen Patti and Michael as adjusting to public scrutiny after a 36 year old son’s letter to a military base. She recalled the 1981 shooting, noted Father’s Day at Camp David, and defended frugal personal spending amid public life.
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Michael
Ronnie
Mrs. Reagan
Terence) Cooke
Ron
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Pact over N C college bias dispute ends in secret agreement
The Education Department pressed a civil rights case against North Carolina over desegregation in its state colleges. A secret settlement could avert loss of federal education funds and signals a shift toward letting the state control its university system while ensuring student rights under law and the Constitution.
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North Carolina
Education Department
Bell
UNC
Department
University of Akron
Ohio
Universiter
Talks continue as air strike edges closer
Negotiators remain in discussions as the FAA implements limited strike plans focused on security at towers and control centers. Officials warn a walkout could trigger widespread disruptions with thousands of passengers affected and major carriers shutting down if the strike proceeds.
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Justice Department
FAA
Fred Farrar
Miami
Dade County
Ing
PATCO
Poli
Congress
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United States
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Bani-Sadr Battle Guards
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Mich
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Ill
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Duke
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Washington
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Hagrin
Cleveland
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Emerg
Lewis’ Agency
California
Pacific Southwest Airways
Bill Hast
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