Madrid civilians face military rule during postal strike
Madrid government imposes military rule to curb a broad postal workers strike backed by major opposition groups the Coordinating Commission of the Democratic Junta and the Democratic platform. An estimated 150 000 to 200 000 workers were idle in Madrid with spread to Barcelona and public services as mail deliveries resumed after a two day stoppage.
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Madrid
Coordinating Commission
Democratic Junta
Communist Party
Democratic Platform
Socialist Workers Party
Europe
Barcelona
Bomb blast injures two in downtown San Francisco
A 42 story office building in downtown San Francisco saw two people injured when a bomb exploded near the Iranian consulate and Stauffer Chemical Co offices on the 13th and 14th floors. The blast occurred at 9 57 p m sending glass across an outdoor podium level. Police say a caller warned the Chronicle 30 minutes earlier. The Red Guerrilla Family has claimed earlier bombings in the city.
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San Francisco
Stauffer Chemical Co
Mortimer McInerney
Stauffer
McInerney
Embarcadero Plaza
Fire Department
Bob Sherratt
Red Guerrilla
San Francisco Chronicle
Standard Oil Co. of California
FBI
Berkeley
Calif
Zumwalt Moves Campaign HQ to Richmond
Retired Adm. Elmo R. Zumwalt has shifted his campaign headquarters from northern Virginia to Richmond. The relocation occurred quietly on Monday as he plans to seek the Democratic nomination to challenge independent Sen. Harry Byrd Jr. this fall.
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Richmond
Elmo R. Zumwalt
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Northern
Virginia
Vatican Decree Tackles Homosexuality With Prudence
The Vatican condemns premarital sex and masturbation and labels homosexual acts as intrinsically disordered. It draws a distinction between temporary or incurable orientations, urging understanding for the former and careful judgment of culpability, amid calls for education and media caution.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Sacred Congregation For the Doctrine of Faith
Paul VI
United States Conference of Bishops
Archibishop
Joseph L. Bernardin
Cincinnati
Hillside Camps Target of Drives
Be ir ut Lebanon AP reports right wing Christian forces attacked two Palestinian refugee camps steering highways toward Christian Mt Lebanon. Heavy fighting across Beirut and regions left 218 dead and 399 wounded in 24 hours, raising nine month totals to over 8,800 dead and 26,600 wounded. Prem Ka rami proposed cease fire. Franjieh planned weekend talks with Assad to end the war.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Mt. Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Suleiman Franjieh
Hafez Assad
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Norfolk
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Winchester
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