Fighting Flares as Nicaraguan Troops Retake Matagalpa
Red Cross warns of more bloodshed as blasts and gunfire hit Jinotepe Esteli and Chinandega amid a government strike aiming to topple Somoza. Matagalpa retaken by national guard after five days of barricades. protests and closures persist across the country.
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Nicaragua
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Anastasio Somoza
National Guard
Matagalpa
Noel Bravo
Chinandega
Esteli
Jinotepe
Nicaraguan Chamber of Commerce
Metagalpa
Labor Day End of Summer Holidays Observances
Labor Day Monday marks a 24 hour rest period with pleasant weather forecast. Grover Cleveland credited for the holiday in 1894. Many services close including ABC stores post offices and VEC offices. Outdoor pool closes after Monday and schools not resuming until Tuesday.
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Star
Grover Cleveland
Mother Nature
Winchester Recreation Park
Loudoun Street
ABC
Rover
Virginia Employment Commission
No Star Monday Labor Day publication notice
The Star will not publish on Labor Day and all offices will be closed. Normal publication and office hours resume on Tuesday September 5.
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the Star
All Star
Carter to Delegate Daily Duties During Mideast Summit
President Carter plans seclusion for the Camp David talks with Begin and Sadat and asks Vice President Mondale to run the government next week. Mondale will oversee three key fights in Congress while Carter focuses on the summit and will stay in touch from Washington and Camp David as needed.
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Carter
Middle East
Walter Mondale
White House
Jody Powell
Menachem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Camp David
Powell
Mondale
House
Congress
Richard Moe
Moe
U.S
Rome
John Paul I
No-Layoff Clause at Center of Postal Talks
Negotiators for the U S Postal Service and three unions resume talks to avert a nationwide strike. Management seeks to weaken or remove the no-layoff clause while unions insist it stays. Mediator James J Healy pressed both sides on money and the clause with a Sept 16 arbitration trigger if no settlement is reached. Emmet Andrews of the APWU vows not to concede on the no-layoff protection.
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Washington
Postal Service
James J. Healy
Harvard
Healy
Emmet Andrews
American Postal Workers Union
Norfolk pediatrician guilty of second degree murder
Dr. Julian B. Schorr, a Norfolk pediatrician and former head of the Tidewater Red Cross Regional Blood Bank, was convicted of second degree murder for the January slaying of his wife Phyllis T. Schorr after a tumultuous 13 year marriage marked by infidelity and violence. The jury recommended seven years for murder and one additional year for a firearm conviction. The judge indicated a non penitentiary sentence after a presentence report.
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Norfolk
Phyllis T. Schorr
Julian B. Schorr
Richmond
Schorr
Alfred Whitehurst
Whitehurst
Tidewater Red Cross
New York
Red Cross
Clarke County Rolls Over Central 32-0 In Season Opener
Clarke County High School opened its football season with a 32-0 win over Central, rushing for over 440 yards. The report notes this was part of a broader fall-winter sequence in local sports and civic events including Marianne Char mot's art display in Winchester.
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Women’s Civic League
Marianne Charmot
Winchester
Clarke
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Handley
James Wood
Clarke County High
School
Central
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