Suspect arrested in clinic bombings in Pensacola Florida
A 21 year old Cantonment construction worker was charged with four bombings at abortion clinics including three on Christmas Day and one in June. He is described as a devout Christian not active in demonstrations. Investigators pursue possible co conspirators and motive as ATF and FBI continue the probe.
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Pensacola
Fla
Matthew J. Goldsby
Goldsby
Rhonda Goldsby
John Burt
John R. Goldsby
Dan Conroy
U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Miami
Cantonment
Ladies Center
Conroy
William Permenter
ATF
CAB Ends Reign As Regulators Step Down Today
Washington reports the Civil Aeronautics Board ends its 46 year rule of the airline industry and becomes the first major federal agency to be shut down. The final meeting is largely ceremonial as deregulation has eroded its powers since 1978 with closure set for 1984.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Alan Pollock
Georgia
Bethlehem
Detroit
New York City
Regine’s
Chicago
Park Hyatt Hotel
Protesters Now Under Control in Piedras Negras Mexico
Army troops patrolled Piedras Negras and three other cities after violent protests left one dead, about 80 injured, and the municipal building burned. New PRI mayor Carlos Juaristi Septien pledged calm as rioting followed his Saturday swearing in.
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Piedras Negras
Mexico
Carlos Juaristi Septien
Institutional Revolutionary Party
PRI
Eagle Pass
Texas
Juaristi Septien
National Action Party
Gandhi Chosen India Leader With Landslide Victory
Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi was chosen leader of his Congress Party in Parliament after a landslide victory. He pledged to name a new Cabinet and fight poverty as his top priority while promising clean government and national unity amid religious and ethnic strife.
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New Delhi
India
Rajiv Gandhi
Congress Party
Vietnamese Cambodian clash rages near Thai border at Rithisen
Vietnamese occupation troops and Cambodian guerrillas fought at close range in the Ritchisen camp for a seventh day amid widespread fighting along five border bases. The Khmer Rouge allied Liberation Front reported heavy casualties and said the camp’s center remained under Vietnamese control while civilians fled.
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Nong Samet
Thailand
Ritchisen
Lia Ne
Khmer People’s National Liberation Front
Liberation Front
International Red Cross
Rithisen
Khao Din
Koke Sabaeng
Klong Haat
Ban Kruat
Ampil
New Year Traditions Vary Across United States
AP report details varied celebrations from $750-a-couple New York dinners to quiet gatherings and clubbing. It notes new taxes and a 718 area code for parts of New York, plus enforcement like roadblocks in Nashville and breath tests in Los Angeles and New York City. It highlights rooftop party costs, Rose Parade plans, and drink-drive prevention efforts nationwide.
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Nashville
Tenn
Los Angeles
New York City
Times Square
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Manhattan
Bronx
Donald Manes
New York State
Pikes Peak
Colorado
AdAmAn Club
Michigan
Plainview Hospital
Plainview
N.Y
New Jersy
Burger urges adding tenth Supreme Court justice for administration
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger proposes a non voting tenth justice to administer the federal court system and ease workload. He would select from sitting judges, serve five years, then return to regular duties. Burger also calls for a temporary tribunal to resolve lower court conflicts and warns against expanding case grants.
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Washington
Warren E. Burger
Supreme Court
American Bar Association Journal
Burger
High Court
ABA Journal
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U.S
Mark Berns
Associated Press
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Lebanon
Warren Burger
Mountain Getaway
Great Smoky Mountain
Great Smoky Mountain Hilton
Peppertree Resorts, Ltd
Ashevi
N.C
Cataloochee
Bam
Aiken
Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
PBM
Aiken Community
Jackson
Graniteville
Aiken County
New Ellenton
North Augusta
S.C. Highway Patrol
Wagener Fire
Wagener Police
Aiken Police
Salley Fire
Aiken Fire
Salley Police
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