Electronic tracking used to monitor 900 offenders under house arrest
States report more than 900 offenders under electronic house arrest across 45 programs with ankle or wrist bands. Most supervise misdemeanors or pretrial suspects. some programs serve parolees or felons in limited cases. Delaware expands the program as Gov Castle pushes growth.
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Washington
United States
National Institute of Justice
James K. Stewart
Institute
Delaware
Michael Castle
CIA chief in Costa Rica to retire over Contra aid links
CIA station chief in Costa Rica reportedly faced early retirement for aiding Oliver North's private network supplying the Contras despite a congressional ban. Sources say the Costa Rica chief, using the alias Tomas Castillo, may have acted with authorization from two senior CIA officials, while CIA leaders deny high level involvement.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Costa Rica
White House
Oliver L. North
CIA
North
National Security Agency
U.S
Tomas Castillo
Nicaragua
Clair George
Castillo
George Lauder
Lauder
United States Pledges Tough Cuba Rights Push at U N Session
The United States signals an aggressive campaign at the 1987 U N Human Rights Commission opening in Geneva to press charges of abuses in Cuba Bulgaria Romania Poland and Vietnam. The U S also aims to downplay Chile and southern Africa debates and cites a credible witness program including Armando Valladares.
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Geneva
United States
Cuba
Bulgaria
Romania
Poland
Vietnam
U.N. Human Rights Commission
U.S
E. Robert Wallach
Commission
Chile
Africa
Wallach
Armando Valladares
Haitians Hesitate to Return Year After Duvalier Fall
In Miami's Little Haiti, thousands of Haitians remain abroad a year after Duvalier's ouster. While some returnees cite economics, most stay to seek better living standards and jobs, with a small exodus noted by officials and the Haitian consul general.
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Miami
Duvalier
Lucien Christophe
Jean- Claude Duvalier
Haiti
Little Haiti
United States
Western Hemisphere
Etienne Joseph
U.S
U.S. Coast Guard
Jim Simpson
Coast Guard
Here
Perry Rivkind
South Florida
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Antonio Jean-Poix
Estimat
Rivkind
Mexico builds large Pacific coast project to boost exports
Mexico proceeds with a $950 million Pacific coast port expansion led by Pemex to shorten routes to Asia. A southern Tehuantepec pipeline and giant tank farms are planned with Japan funding about half the cost. Completion eyed for 1989 despite market crises and canal-shipping concerns.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Far East
Tehuantepec
Panama Canal
Gulf of Mexico
Japan
Pemex
Salinas Cruz
Miguel de la Madrid
Fonda Works in South Africa Mercenary Film
American actor Peter Fonda stars in a mercenary themed movie being shot in South Africa. The Sunday Times quotes him as saying he loves the country and faces no concern over possible public reaction or support from sister Jane Fonda. Desmond Tutu, Nobel laureate and anti apartheid advocate, was noted in related context of Jane Fonda’s 1986 reception by Tom Hayden.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Peter Fonda
The
Sunday Times
Fonda
Jane Fonda
Jane
Country
Calif
Tutu
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