Judge rules draft registration invalid in California
U S District Judge Terry Hatter Jr ruled that the 1980 draft registration proclamation was invalid for failing to allow a 30 day public comment period before effect. He dismissed charges against David Wayte and questioned selective prosecution while the government vowed an appeal.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Terry Hatter Jr
Carter
Hatter
David Wayte
Wayte
White House
Edwin Meese
California
Terry Hatter, Jr
Signs of U.S.-Soviet thaw hints at future relations
In Moscow and Washington a cautious thaw appears possible after Brezhnev's death. Reagan visited the Soviet Embassy to offer condolences and lift sanctions on the Siberian gas pipeline. Bush met Andropov in Moscow amid hopeful talk of reduced arms spending and cooperation. Andropov urged equal, non interfering relations. Yet experts see wide gaps on Afghanistan and other issues keep progress slow. Trade sanctions were lifted in Poland as allies concurred against advantaging Moscow.
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Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
White House
Kremlin
Reagan
Washington
Serezhnev
Europe
George Bush
Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Yuri Andropov
Red Square
Bush
Andropov
George P. Shultz
United States
Tass
Afghanistan
Soviet Union
Geneva
Poland
U.S
Columbia lands safely after deorbit burn over Pacific
Columbia reentered Earth atmosphere following a precise deorbit burn at 5:23 a.m. Pacific time. Autoland steered to 40,000 feet, crew-led touchdown occurred at 6:33 a.m. amid a clear dawn sky, with mission control greeting the crew and playing Take Me Home, Country Roads.
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Pacific
Indian Ocean
Brand
Earth
Columbia
Hawaii
California
Autoland
Mission Control
Allen
West Virginia
Harris conviction upheld by New York Court of Appeals
The New York Court of Appeals unanimously upheld Jean Harris's conviction for second degree murder and criminal possession of a weapon in the Tarnower case. The court rejected claims that police violated her right to counsel by allowing testimony from an officer who overheard a call to her lawyer the night of the shooting.
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Albany
N.Y
Jean Harris
Scarsdale
Herman Tarnower
New York
Court of Appeals
U S auto sales rise in early November report
U S automakers posted a 17.3 percent rise in the first 10 days of November from a year earlier, with total passenger cars 187,641 versus 142,233. GM led gains at 21.9 percent, Ford up 18.9 percent, Chrysler down 2.5 percent, and AMC up 17.7 percent. VW Rabbit sales fell 39.5 percent amid mixed incentives and year to date down 11.2 percent. Cadillac led GM with a 44.7 percent gain. Buick and Oldsmobile rising while Pontiac and Chevrolet gained. Ford divisions up, Chrysler-Plymouth down.
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Detroit
U.S
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
AMC
VW of America
Cadillac
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Buick
Dodge
Expanded VA counseling aids Vietnam vets in Ohio
More than 100 Vietnam era veterans have qualified for free counseling since the Veterans Administration expanded services in northeastern Ohio last August. A total of 199 veterans have enrolled in individual family and group counseling plus help for drug and alcohol issues at centers in Summit Stark Portage and Tuscarawas counties. VA will reimburse up to 50 dollars an session for counselor services.
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AKRON
Veterans Administration
Ohio
Summit
Stark
Portage
Tuscarawas
Cleveland
Leave It to Beaver resurges as nostalgia fuels comeback talk
The article notes a 1980s revival of Leave It to Beaver with Jerry Mathers, Wally Dow, and Barbara Billingsley returning in a CBS movie Still the Beaver set for next spring. Hugh Beaumont has died. The piece discusses enduring popularity, fan clubs, and Me Decade contrasts.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Ted Turner
WTBS
Atlanta
Beaver Cleaver
Wally
Ward
June
Eddie Haskell
Midwest
Mathers
the Beaver
Eddie
Universal Studios
CBS
Beaver
Tony Dow
Ken Osmond
Cleavers
Osmond
Joe Connelly
Bob Mosher
Dale Bunson
Montana
Alexander
Cleaver Family
Hugh Beaumont
Barbara Billingsley
the Bear
Jerry Mathers
Shore
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Plyra
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Daly
Raily & Sanday
Atic
Chronicle-Telegran
East Ave
Oricutation
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