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...Klansmen and their supporters drove up to the site of the rally in a black neighborhood, black and white W.V.O. marchers beat on their cars with sticks. Who fired first remains unclear and a key issue at the trial, but when police had finally restored order, five W.V.O. members, four white and one black, lay dead or dying, and seven W.V.O. demonstrators and one Klansman had been wounded. Last week four Klansmen and two members of the neo-Nazi National Socialist Party, who also showed up for the rally, were placed on trial for murder...
...matter was put before the supreme judges of player pulchritude: the Mariners' wives. The surprising result: a home-town favorite, Pitcher Rick Honeycutt, placed second to Orioles Pitcher Jim Palmer in a ranking of baseball's top ten hunks. The criteria for the contest were a little unclear, observed Debbie Honeycutt, wife of the runner-up. "We weren't sure whether they wanted it from the neck up, the neck down or both." Palmer modestly admits his ads for Jockey briefs may have given him a below-the-neck edge. Says...
...Still unclear is exactly who complained to the district attorney's office and started the chain of events in motion--many have speculated that the district attorney's office acted not on formal complaints but instead on telephone inquiries about the showing...
...prepared to pursue any kind of legal action on their behalf if it will help them to remain in the U.S. But since the Supreme Court has already declared that the U.S. is under no obligation to renew visas for any foreign citizen, and specifically Iranian students, it is unclear if Mayer's offer means anything concrete...
Whether Castro anticipated what would happen after he suspended the Costa Rican mercy flights is unclear. What is certain is that he took full advantage of what began as a long-shot attempt by several Cubans now living in Miami to fetch some relatives and embassy refugees by boat. When Dos Hermanos and Blanchie III returned from Cuba with the exiles aboard, word raced through south Florida's community of 600,000 Cuban Americans that Castro was allowing boats to enter the port of Mariel, 27 miles west of Havana, to pick up refugees. Most important to the Cuban...