Reagan proposes swift crime penalties and restitution plan
President Reagan unveiled an anti crime program calling for restitution to victims, reform of the federal criminal code and bail laws, and mandatory prison terms for felons with guns. He urged judges to keep some defendants off the streets and rejected poverty as a primary crime cause.
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International Association of Chiefs of Police
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California
Reagan's fading glory sparks new doubts on plan
Washington reports growing doubt over Reagan's economic recovery program as high interest rates persist and public polling shows skepticism. Congress pushes further cuts and tax changes while critics warn deficits may rise. Wall Street voices warn of flawed revenue projections as protesters gather for Solidarity Day in Washington.
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Tennessee
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Illinois
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Senate Budget Committee
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Sikh hijackers seize Indian Airlines jet toward Khalistan demand
Armed Sikh militants from the Khalsa Party hijack an Indian Airlines flight with 111 aboard, landing in Lahore and taking crew and passengers hostage. Leaders Rajinder Singh and N Sachdev seek an independent Khalistan, amid wide border Sikh separatist tensions.
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Kashmir
Amritsar
Khalistan
Cleveland mayoral race opens with light early votes
In Cleveland the Republican incumbent George V. Voinovich seeks a second term as voters cast ballots in a low turnout early. Democratic challenger Patrick Sweeney aims for about 25 percent of the vote and to mount a strong general election effort. Polls opened at 6 30 am and close 7 30 pm with turnout forecast near 100 000 of 280 000 registered voters.
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Voinovich
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Sweeney
Granville sticks to bold market bets despite bounce
Granville predicts deflation to end in 1982 and a short rally after a brief market bounce. He insists the market itself, not indicators, governs prices and argues most investors lose by following conventional wisdom. He cited the January high and urged clients to sell when the market moved.
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UPI
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Fairview Park man chosen as judge
Gov James A. Rhodes named Richard M. Markus a 51 year old Fairview Park resident to the Eighth District Court of Appeals. Markus has practiced law in Cleveland for 20 years and is a former Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court judge and a Cleveland State University law professor.
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UPI
James A. Rhodes
Richard M. Markus
Fairview Park
Eighth District Court of Appeals
Blanche Krupansky
Ohio Supreme Court
Markus
Cleveland
Cleveland State University
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Solidarity War Talk as Coal Miners Brace for Strike in Poland
Media claim Solidarity declares war on the state while union leaders race to calm Silesia coal miners poised to strike over arrest of a local unionist. KOR disbandment sparks debate as Lubinski announces the decision to delegates amid government scrutiny.
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