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...second piece for Parade (the other was an Independence Day reminiscence), and at least his tenth published article since becoming President. Reagan does not accept fees for his journalistic efforts. But with its Charles Atlas photos of a fit, firm Reagan, the Parade piece had a clear political payoff: if a President pumps iron, his age seems moot...
Greek authorities know little about the 17th November group except the origin of its name: a bloody 1973 uprising by students at Athens Polytechnic School against the U.S.-backed military junta that ruled Greece from 1967 to 1974. The Tsantes slaying was clearly timed to coincide with the tenth anniversary of the Polytechnic rebellion. Greek authorities are worried about the rise of Athens as a focus of terrorism. Tsantes' killing was the third political murder in the city since August. The other victims were an aide to P.L.O. Chairman Yasser Arafat and a security officer at the Jordanian embassy...
Scarcely three weeks before the inauguration of a new civilian government, the head of Argentina's atomic energy commission, Rear Admiral Carlos Castro Madero, made an announcement that U.S. experts had been warily expecting for some time: Argentina has become the tenth nation capable of producing enriched uranium and thus of making an atomic bomb. The others: the U.S., the Soviet Union, Britain, France and China, which have bombs, plus West Germany, The Netherlands, Japan and South Africa...
This year, the case was "Hawaii Housing Authority vs. John Makalena," and the three presiding justices were Blackmun. Tenth Circuit Judge Stephaine Seymour, and District of Columbia Circuit Court Judge Harry Edwards...
...This tenth national holiday in honor of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. [Oct. 31] will in no way force white America to love black America. But now Americans will be albe to pay homage to George Washington, the Father of Our Country, and to King, the Father of Equal Rights...