Solzhenitsyn apologizes for fence at Vermont home
Exiled Soviet author Alexander Solzhenitsyn appeared at a Vermont town meeting with his wife Natalya Svetlova and interpreter Irene Alberti to apologize for a large chain like fence around his house in Cavendish. He said the fence cannot protect him from Soviet agents but keeps away people who merely want to see him.
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Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Vermont
Cavendish
Natalya Svetlova
Irene Alber
UPI
Seneca Tribe Eyes Cleveland Area Land Claim
Seneca Chief Beeman Logan says the tribe may sue the federal government over land lost in northeastern Ohio including parts of Cleveland. The chiefs are researching historic occupancy, eyeing suits in Maine and Massachusetts, and would seek monetary compensation rather than land repossession if they proceed.
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Cleveland
Beeman Logan
Ohio
Logan
Maine
Massachusetts
Tonawanda
N.Y
Coast Guard boards six Soviet ships in U.S. seas
Coast Guard teams boarded three Soviet trawlers off the East Coast and another two on the Atlantic patrols near Martha’s Vineyard. Officers reported no violations of the 200 mile fishing limit law with catches consisting mainly of hake declared surplus for foreign permits. The move follows U S action to extend offshore fishing grounds and prompted related measures abroad and in Congress.
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Coast Guard
U.S
Far East
Soviet Siberia
United States
State Department
Cuba
HOUSE
Japan
South Korea
Spain
Europe
Atlantic Ocean
Cape Sable
Nova Scotia
Dallas
Atlantic
Martha’s Vineyard
Sherman
Massachusetts
Primaries to Four Dates Proposed by Ashbrook Udall
Congressmen John Ashbrook and Morris Udall urged limiting presidential primaries to four dates starting in March with a single ballot across states and a ban on crossover voting. The plan would not create a national primary but would restrict each state to one of the four dates if it holds a primary. Ballot access would include all candidates above ten percent, and delegates would be proportioned across parties. Nonaffiliated voters might participate in some states.
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Washington
GPI
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Morris Udall
Arizona
Udall
Go go dancer slain airman is charged
Go go dancer Julie Adams, 20, was found murdered in a plywood crate at a western Tarrant County junkyard. Rafael George Macias, 20, airman at Carswell Air Force Base, faces murder charges after police linked him to the death. Investigators said the body was dismembered with a hacksaw and hidden in a closet before being placed in an aircraft parts crate.
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Fort Worth, Tex
UPI
Carswell Air Force Base
Rafael George Macias
South Bend
Ind
Julie Adams
Texarkana
Tex
Las Vegas
Roy Tate
Macias
Wctim
Tate
Tarrant County
Bnd Fowler
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Akron
Robert Hosick
American Indian Center
Merle Darling
Edinburgh
Portage County
Jerome Warcleud
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United Press International
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Nathan Meyer
Mt. Ararat
Bert LaRue
Jack Grimm
Church of the Open Door
Wi.ws
West Ridge
Don Engram
Bai
Burris
Vana St
Vaid of
Nome
Ogets Furniture Warehouse
Sealy
Serta
Simmons
White Dove
RTE
Midway Mall
Kroehler
Flexsteel Bassett
Memo Bia
Martinsville
Stanley
Mohawk and
Bigelow
EE Ieng
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