Iran hostage case figure Pattis linked to CIA
Pattis faced seven charges for spying and using a forged passport. Iran and Cosmos refused comment while U S officials urged Swiss authorities to confirm details. Pattis said he worked in Iran as a telecommunications expert 1969 to 1979 and returned 1984 1985 1986 using forged papers.
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CIA
Pattis
Cosmos
Nicosia
Washington
State Department
Bruce Ammerman
U.S
Iran
Ali-Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani
Mohammed Reyshahri
Kavi Austin
IRNA
Gery Austin
Tehran
Giovanni Pattis
Miss Pattis
Iran Telecommunications Agency
Charles Redman
Supreme Court upholds Georgia death penalty ruling
Justice Powell writes that Georgia death penalty study shows possible race related disparities but asserts discretion in sentencing cannot be presumed biased. The decision preserves Warren McCleskey’s death sentence for the 1978 Atlanta police murder despite Baldus’s study claiming whites faced far higher death rates than blacks.
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Lewis F. Powell
Georgia
Atlanta
McCleskey
University of Iowa
David Baldus
Baldus
Nuclear weapons complex details and stockpile status
The book documents a U S nuclear complex with laboratories in California Ohio Tennessee Washington South Carolina Idaho and Kentucky and weapons facilities in Colorado Tennessee South Carolina Ohio Florida Missouri and Texas plus Nevada and Tonopah test ranges. Since 1945 seventy one warhead types fed one hundred sixteen weapons systems with forty two retired leaving twenty nine active.
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Mexico
Lawrence Livermore
California
Los Alamos
Livermore
Sandia
Ohio
Tennesse
Washington
South Carolina
Idaho
Kentucky
Colorado
Tennessee
Florida
Missouri
Texas
Nevada
Tonopah
United States
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