Iran May Seek U S Hostage Payment Through Majlis
Tehran reports the Islamic Republic newspaper suggests the Majlis will demand compensation from the United States for the 53 American hostages, possibly trading their release for penalties. Kreisky warns that renewed international pressure could prolong the crisis as he arrives in Athens after Iran visit.
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UPI
Islamic Republican Party
Assembly
United States
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Ruhollah Khomeini
Parliament
Majlis
Islamic Republic
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World Court
Kreisky
Olof Palme
Felipe Gonzalez
Socialist International
Memorial Day wreath laid by Gold Star parents in North Ridgeville
Gold Star Parents from North Ridgeville honor fallen sons in Vietnam as Chaplain Donald Roche helps Mrs. Gaylord Kerr place a memorial wreath at the Olde Towne Hall memorial. Mr Kerr and Mrs Baldauf mourn their sons Gaylord and Raymond, respectively, during Memorial Day ceremonies led by VEW Post 9871.
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VEW
Donald Roche
Gaylord Kerr
Olde Towne Hall
North Ridgeville
Nations split as IOC lists Moscow Games entrants
The International Olympic Committee announced 85 national teams will attend the Moscow Games, 29 will boycott, and 27 have not replied. IOC and the Soviet organizing committee said new applications remain possible after the Saturday deadline for filing.
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International Olympic Committee
IOC
Soviet Olympic Organizing Committee
United States
West Germany
Canada
Japan
China
Kenya
Moscow
Carter
Vladimir Popov
Bush quits campaign amid cash drying up and strategy shift
The piece argues Bush exited three-state bid due to lacking funds and a shift in strategy from name recognition to front-runner status. It cites aides blaming debate performance, failure to pivot to issues, and Reagan’s strength as factors. Also covered are IOC boycott dynamics and Morgan Guaranty Trust cutting its prime rate to 14 percent.
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Bush
CIA
U.N
China
Republican Party
Ken Krol
New York
UPI
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Federal Reserve
Few protesters left to try blocking Seabrook workers
Seabrook New Hampshire: a small band of anti-nuclear demonstrators attempted to block 2300 construction workers from returning to the Seabrook plant as state police and National Guard units kept protesters from the 140 acre site. Thirty three demonstrators were arrested over three days, with 25 more arrested at the plant headquarters in Manchester.
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United States
Dusty dangers loom after Mount St Helens eruption
Otto Sieber, 42, a Seattle filmmaker, and four others in the party survived a blast that left ash 2 feet deep in the area about 10 miles north of the volcano. Authorities removed the group from the missing list as surveys showed a declining but volatile eruption pattern with ongoing aftershocks.
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Otto Sieber
Seattle
Washington
Oregon
California
Lieber
Army
Tootle
Tim Hall
U.S. Geological Service
South Korea quashes Kwangju uprising after deadly assault
Korean troops backed by tanks recaptured Kwangju in a nine day civilian uprising. At least 14 people died including rebels and one soldier, with about 1,000 injured. Army officials said 17,000 troops attacked the militants headquarters and a government building as helicopters warned surrender or be shot. Local relief plans were ordered for residents under rebel control.
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Kwangju
South Korea
UPT
So Jun-young
Kwangjo
Cho] Ryu-Hah
Park Choong-hoon
Ohio Lottery Daily Numbers Winner and Ohio Fatalities Brief
Ohio daily lottery winning number 854. total sales 356,999 with a 137,079.50 payoff. A 27 year old man is in custody over the death of Tonisha Phillips in Cleveland after bringing her to St Vincent Charity Hospital claiming a fall. Memorial Day weekend traffic crashes killed 14 in Ohio per Highway Patrol. two double fatalities occurred including two motorcyclists and a pedestrian.
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UPI
Ohio Lottery
Tonisha Phillips
St. Vincent Charity Hospital
New Jersey
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Memorial Day travel deaths top 395 as weekend ends
Holiday weekend traffic toll climbs toward earlier NSC projection with 395 deaths counted by UPI as of Monday night. California led with 60 deaths, other high counts included Michigan 20 and New Jersey 15, while a deadly crash near White Sands Monument and a multi fatal head on in California 86 marked the carnage. Drowning risk noted in warm weather.
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National Safety Council
United Press International
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Michigan
Haineis
Wisconsin
Florida
North Carolina
New Mexico
Paso
Texas
White Sands National Monument
Kansas
Rosebud
South Dakota
U.S. 18
Mission
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Priest gets 10 years in death of teen
In Montpellier France a priest, Rev Rene Fabre, was sentenced to ten years for involuntary manslaughter in the death of 13 year old Isabelle Le Menach. He admitted using harsh punishments on mentally handicapped girls including straitjackets, padded cells, and oral abuse, and claimed the practices were effective disciplinary tricks.
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Rene Fabre
Isabelle le Menach
Fabre
Indochina
Legion of Honor
Isabelle le Manc
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