Arrests in Murder Case Echo Across States
Briefly From Wire Reports covers Bradford King arrested in Dover as a prime suspect in Diane Newton King’s Marshall Michigan home shooting, former CIA official Alan D Fiers sentenced to probation and community service after Iran Contra cooperation, Algeria mosque violence with eight wounded, archaeologist in Stockholm finds 2,500-year-old village site, Bubba’s Used Cars sues over a TV commercial, Savannah airport approves passenger fees, herpes transmission risk study, and Eve the dog earns Stillman Award for saving a life in Indiana.
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Quayle Predicts Cuomo May Secure Democratic Nomination
Vice President Dan Quayle told reporters at the Republican National Committee meeting that he believes none of the current Democratic candidates will win the nomination and that New York Governor Mario Cuomo may be the likely nominee. He noted Cuomo plans to speak at Harvard on February 12 and could appear on Illinois ballots in March.
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French Govt Detains Palestinian Leader Habash in Paris
President Mitterrand's government faced anger at home and abroad after allowing Palestinian guerrilla leader George Habash to enter France for medical care He was placed in custody at a Paris hospital with potential interrogation over terrorism cases Global leaders demanded his release while Algeria accused France of human rights violations In Israel officials considered possible extradition for murder The controversy led to resignations of three senior aides and stoked a dip in Mitterrand's popularity
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Discipline On Agenda For Lawyers
The American Bar Association opens a week-long convention in Dallas with plans to reform lawyer discipline and to oppose federal court workload increases tied to Vice President Dan Quayle. ABA President Talbot D Alemberto defends against a subset of the 90 changes from the President's Council on Competitiveness, while Chief Justice William Rehnquist is expected to address delegates. The ABA notes that capping punitive damages at the plaintiff's actual harm is controversial and deemed anti consumer by an ABA source.
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Sultan Spends Cash on Beverly Hills Estate Ties
The sultan of rues snaps up Southern California property for aid twelve million dollars. An estate next to the Beverly Hills Hotel ties to his holdings. In Houston Texas the Tejano Music Awards crown Joe Lopez and Mazz with seven nominations for the 12th annual ceremony recognizing a mix of Mexican American country styles.
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