Soviet diplomat calls missiles first strike weapons
A Soviet diplomat on CBS Face the Nation warned no serious arms control while the United States deploys cruise missiles in England West Germany and Italy and plans Pershing 2 in Europe He said Moscow may resume talks only after the U S actions are rescinded and hinted at deploying missiles off the U S coast in response.
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Mistrial in case of black man accused of targeting white officer
In Montgomery Alabama prosecutors won a mistrial ruling after jurors deadlocked 8 whites and 4 blacks on the case of 49 year old Worrie Taylor from Warren Ohio charged with attempted murder and related counts in a February 27 confrontation with two plainclothes officers inside a funeral home. The judge dismissed robbery and kidnapping charges and scheduled a new trial. Taylor’s defense argued insufficient proof while police said the officers identified themselves and were attacked. The mistrial follows a trial highlighted by racial tensions and conflicting witness accounts with jurors split on acquittal or conviction.
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Mondale Leads Glenn Narrowing in Gallup Poll
Gallup survey showing Mondale at 34 percent to Glenn's 23 percent among adults in over 800 cities nationwide. Jackson at 8 percent, McGovern 7 percent, Craston 3, Askew 2, Hart 1, Hollings 1. Results published in The Washington Post.
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Rutgers class assigns field trip to 42nd Street and Greenwich Village
Rutgers University instructor Lion Gardiner orders 110 students in a Human Sexuality course to tour New York City 42nd Street theaters and Greenwich Village to observe real world sexual activity. The assignment carries 5 percent of final grades and sparked safety concerns from a student who asked to remain anonymous.
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