Stabbed actress Theresa Saldana recalls horror attack
In a first interview since the West Hollywood assault, Theresa Saldana recounts a violent stabbing after a run to her car. She explains fighting the attacker, the heroics of Jeff Fenn who disarmed the assailant, and her recovery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. The 27 year old, known for Raging Bull, vows to continue acting despite the incident.
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Thousands observe Afghanistan Day protests reach major U S cities
In New York more than 1,500 gathered to protest the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan while in Washington about 400 stood in drizzle to back Afghan freedom fighters. In Los Angeles around 250 refugees and relatives joined chants of death to communism and the KGB as part of a nationwide observance of Afghanistan Day and the Afghan New Year.
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High court keeps desegregation rulings against Ohio board
The Supreme Court declined to overturn rulings finding Ohio education officials liable for racial discrimination in Cleveland and Columbus schools. The decision means the state must share desegregation costs, with Ohio lawmakers estimating up to 300 million dollars.
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Afghan Freedom Rallies Highlight Soviet Afghan Clash
Washington protestors denounce Soviet troops in Afghanistan and US media focus on El Salvador advisers. Wahid Karim, former Afghan ambassador, says the struggle affects world freedom. Vladi mir Bukovsky and Theodore Elliot voice solidarity and calls for action as demonstrators burn a Soviet flag on Boston Common.
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Priority One appeals for cash to aid hungry
Mosley defends Priority One's work and finances stating annual receipts around 440000 to 500000 in 1981 and arguing the ministry aims to feed and sustain hunger while presenting the gospel. He notes seven staff members, with two sons as producers and salaries around 22 thousand for him, under board control.
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Mount St Helens restrains business as red zone tightens travel
Portland area business owners near Mount St Helens blame state red zone restrictions for vanished weekend traffic and revenue. Cougar traders report ash from the May 1980 eruption, a three mile east travel limit, and lawsuits seeking compensation as local sales crater. Store manager Dot Elmire notes gasoline sales plummeting from 18,000 gallons in 1979 to 3,400 in November 1979.
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GM-UAW accord provisions compare with Ford pact
UPI reports the GM concession deal includes plant closings rescission saving about 11,000 jobs and transfers at Coit Road. Workers at Southgate and Freemont gain guaranteed income based on 10-year seniority. A two-year moratorium on closings mirrors Ford. Profit sharing, extended job security, outsourcing limits, prepaid legal services, and 2 4 year wage freeze are included with temporary COLA losses and nine paid personal holidays sacrifice.
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Public split on U S role in El Salvador polls show doubt
The Times CBS survey of 1,545 adults finds 63 percent want the United States to stay out of El Salvador and 60 percent fear a Vietnam-like intervention. Los Angeles Times CNN poll of 1,503 adults shows no consensus on action with 56 percent fearing escalation and only 6 percent favoring troop deployment.
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