Britain stands firm as third IRA striker dies
In Belfast a third hunger striker, Ray mond McCreesh, dies on the 61st day of his fast. Britain refuses to grant political status, and rioters clash with police as a fourth striker, Patrick O’Hara, remains near death. Police report injuries from gasoline bombs and plastic bullets amid continued unrest.
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IRA
Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Raymond McCree Stic
McCreesh
Bobby Sands
Francis Hughes
Sands
Hughes
New Barnsley
Andersonstown
Springfield
Patrick O'Hara
Maze
Man dumps horse manure in front of LA Times
LA artist Lee Waisler calls his manure dump a piece of art after an unfavorable review by Suzanne Muchnic. Police watched as a shovel loaded the mess and the Times treated the incident as a front page metropolitan story with Muchnic calling it a compliment.
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Lee Waisler
LA Times
Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Times
the Times
Pepedt
Waisler
Suzanne Muchnic
Pope
Wansler
The
Times
District Attorney
Metropolitan
Muchnic
Machisma and the new female physicality debate
A quote filled feature on machisma describing women embracing active bodies androgyny and liberation from pregnancy fear. It highlights a shift toward masculine traits while clarifying no unisexual aims with marriage advice and public figures like John Wayne Mae West and Julius Erving cited as idols.
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John Wayne
John Lennon
Julius Irving
The
76Ers
Mae West
Brooklyn
United States Opposes WHO Baby Formula Code at Geneva
The Reagan administration votes against WHO infant formula guidelines, provoking protests and resignations. Democrats accuse industry pressure, while Rep. Dellums seeks a U.S regulation act. Kennedy hosts a Capitol Hill forum as Heiman defends a balancing stance on breastfeeding promotion versus legal concerns.
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Washington
UPI
Capitol Hill
United States
World Health Organization
Ronald Dellums
D-Calif
Stephen Joseph
Agency For International Development
Eugene Babb
AID
Agriculture and Rural Development
Geneva
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
WHO
U.S
Gerald Heiman
Helman
International Baby Food Action Network
Tom Harkin
D-Iown
Harkin
Ronald Reagan
Rep
Jonathan Bingham
Vaughan dies longtime Truman aide and controversial figure
Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan, once President Truman's military aide and close friend, died at Fort Belvoir Virginia at age 87. He faced influence-peddling probes and was known for outspoken remarks and pranks including a pig let loose in J Edgar Hoover’s FBI office. Vaughan and Truman began as Missouri natives and served together in Europe and at Port Sill Oklahoma.
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Washington
UPI
Harry H. Vaughan
Harry Truman
Vaughan
White House
Truman
Saturday Evening Post
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Missouri
Port Sill
Okla
Europe
Prosecutor files suit against ex clerk for 150000
The Olmsted Township case alleges extensive misconduct by the former clerk including forging signatures on checks totaling thousands for personal use and altering records to cover payments to herself and her husband’s auto service. Trustees say bills were not paid and the cash flow deteriorated.
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Independent Oil & Tire Co
Township Service
Venetra
Stackhouse
Public Employees Retirement System
Senators wealth hidden by lax disclosure rules
Washington report shows disclosure forms reveal broad income and asset ranges for U.S. senators. While some sit on large estates and receive hefty unearned income, others appear near poverty by standards, with many assets and liabilities reported only in wide bands.
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Washington
UPI
Mark Hatfield
R-Ore
Appropriations Committee
Hatfield
Senate
Patrick Leahy
D-Vt
Paul Sarbanes
D-Md
Baltimore
John Tower
R-Texas
Miss NY contestant sues to regain Miss USA spot
Miss New York Deborah Fountain seeks a court order to compete in the Miss USA Pageant after being ousted by contestant vote. She claims rivals with silicone implants caused her removal and that officials conspired to expose her padded swimsuit. Fountain cites 15 pound weight loss after a brother's death and alleges widespread padding among contestants.
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Deborah Ann Fountain
UPI
New York
Miss
Miss Fountain
U.S.A
Mississippi Coast
Biloxi
LaGuardia
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R-S.d
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