Bombings, USO attack spur Spain unrest and US ties
A June 16 and May 13 bombing claim targets Hewlett-Packard and General Electric, with Navy sailors attacked at the USO club in Barcelona. Police seek a possible international terror link as Spain probes the incident and the State Department condemns the attack while noting cooperation with Spanish authorities. Barcelona, Madrid, Catalonia, US military bases, US Navy.
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Hewlett-Packard
General Electric
United Services Organiztion Club
U.S. 6Th Fleet
USO Club
Agence France- Presse
Red Army
Spain
Washington
State Department
Barcelona
Madrid
Riots provoke mass arrests as trials held in camps
Reports say lawyers boycott as lines of handcuffed detainees are tried in makeshift camps for rioting in occupied territories. In Nablus one defendant got eight months plus two years suspended. others received two to four months, and a 16 year old faced six weeks jail and a $200 fine. Army counts vary. Arab sources estimate up to 2,000 held across Gaza and West Bank with 600 in Gaza. Felicia Langer denounces beatings and humiliations.
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Jerusalem
Israel Radio
West Bank
Nablus
Adnan Abulaila
Israel
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Mediterranean Sea
Egypt
Gaza
Abu Rahma
Felicia Langer
New Year Tightens Airline Carry On Rules
Airlines impose two bag limit per passenger on New Year with size caps 9 by 14 by 22 inches under seats 10 by 14 by 36 inches in cabins and 4 by 23 by 45 inches for closets. FAA approves programs and urges safety stored items only in designated areas as carriers screen carry ons before boarding.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Bob Buckhorn
Buckhorn
Air Transport Association For Guidance
Juliette Lenoir
The
Association of
Flight Attendants
Snowstorm Ravages Mountain West and Plains, Killing Ten
Slow moving storm damages about 600 homes and 10 businesses in Millington area. three Tennessee motorists die in floods while ice storms across Kansas and Oklahoma cause at least 10 more traffic deaths. Power crews struggle to restore outages as winds gust to 50 mph and Interstates 80 and 70 close in Wyoming Colorado Nebraska. Dozens stranded in Nebraska hotels and Ogallala Faith Church hosts about 30 travelers.
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Millington
George Harvell Jr
Tennessee
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nancy Harlow
Public Service
Wyo
Ainsworth, Neb
Stapleton International
Huron, S.C
Wheatland
Marshall, Minn
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Big Springs
Sidney
Ogallala
The
Faith Church
Belfield Plans Chapter 9 Filing To Reorganize Debts
Belfield North Dakota plans to seek Chapter 9 protection to reorganize about 1.87 million dollars in debt after oil price declines. Officials warn of long-term borrowing limits, possible tax hikes, and risk of leaving residents behind as the town faces bond defaults and cuts to police and utilities.
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Belfield
N.D
Gordon Itrich
Badlands Pharmacy
Main Street
U.S
National League of Cities
South Tucson
Ariz
Wellston
Wapanucka
Oklo
Frank Shafroth
League
Phil Dolyniuk
Bismarck
Dolyniuk
LaRoy Baird
Baird
Tammy Schroeder
Social Security payroll tax changes from 1987 to 1988
The article lists 1987 and 1988 payroll tax amounts for employees and self employed workers. It notes increases with top rates rising 7.9 percent for employees and 8.8 percent for self employed earners. It also recalls the 1 percent tax cap since 1937 and its gradual rise over the years.
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Muskogee Turnpike
Charlie Snyder
Karen Meyers
Denver
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Strich
Joseph Zilkowski
First National Bank of
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Porky Bradberry
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Augusta
Aiken
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