Greenville native Noah Robinson given maximum sentence in Rosemond case
Noah Robinson, Greenville native and half-brother of Rev. Jesse Jackson, was sentenced to 10 years after a jury found him guilty of accessory after the fact of assault and battery with intent to kill in the Janice Rosemond attempted murder case. A mistrial was declared on murder and conspiracy charges related to Leroy Barber slaying and related offenses.
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Chicago
Mulionaire
Noah Robinson
Robinson
Jesse Jackson
Leroy
Hambone"” Barber
James Moore
Janice Denise Rosemond
Moore
Rosemond
LaRouche Followers Plan Vigil Near White House
LaRouche supporters vow a round the clock vigil near the White House until Lyndon H. LaRouche Jr. is freed, while federal lawyers say he will remain in prison at least five years after being sentenced to 15 years for tax and mail fraud and conspiracy. Evidence shows his fund raising exceeded 30 million dollars and he did not repay 294000 in loans.
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Alexandria
Lyndon H. LaRouche Jr
White House
LaRouche
Internal Revenue Service
Abortion Protesters March In Columbia
Nearly 2 000 protesters marched from the University of South Carolina to the Statehouse in Columbia in a delayed Roe v Wade anniversary demonstration. Speakers urged action as a marcher carried a "Women choice" poster. organizer activity in Washington preceded the event and a national march.
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University of South Carolina
Statehouse
U.S
Soci
Washington
Women Choice
Glenn Zaepfel
Nuclear Protesters Mark Anniversary in Nevada
In Mercury Nevada AP reports 38 protesters from the American Peace Test Organization were arrested for trespassing at the Nevada Test Site while marking the 38th anniversary of the first atomic test. Members gathered in Las Vegas the day before the anniversary. the demonstration lasted a couple of hours with about 60 protesters present.
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American Peace Test Organization
Nevada Test
Las Vegas
Jim Boyer
Sex Diseases Big Danger For Students At USC
Columbia AP report quotes Dr. James Turner of Thomson Student Health Center warning of a rising venereal disease epidemic on campuses. He notes no decline in cases, with four to five new infections daily on many campuses and an estimated up to 46 percent exposure risk per encounter.
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University of South Carolina
James Turner
Thomson Student Health Center
Turner
Walesa Says Poland Committed To Round Table Talks
Lech Walesa said Poland will likely legalize Solidarity soon and that the round table negotiations with the government should be brief. He stressed Solidarity aims to influence policy, not seize power, and hoped talks would invite other unapproved groups into trade union and political activity.
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Poland
Lech Walesa
Solidarity
Walesa
Communist Party
Communist Party Central Committee
Palos
Sharon Says Arafat Must Die to End Peace
Israel's Ariel Sharon warned that there will be no peace while Yasser Arafat remains alive and said Israel must do more to counter the PLO leader. Clashes in the West Bank and Gaza left a Palestinian protester dead and at least ten wounded or beaten. four were wounded by plastic bullets.
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Ariel Sharon
le East
Yasser Arafat
Israel
PLO
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Israel Radio
Arafat
Moshe Behagon
Associated Press
United States
Robert Pelletreau
U.S
Tunisia
Ezer Weizman
Labor Party
Radio
Jeruslem Post
Sharon
Challenger Anniversary Triggers Silent Space Center Tribute
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Space workers and visitors paused for 73 seconds the length of the fatal Challenger flight to honor seven astronauts who died in the 1986 explosion. Outside a Kennedy Space Center gate peace activists protested missile payloads while flags were lowered to half staff. Center director Forrest S McCartney voiced a pledge to press on and fly again, as about 1000 employees of 17000 and hundreds of tourists observed the moment at 11 38 a m.
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Fla
Shutte
Kennedy Space Center
Defense Department
McCartney
Deficit Could Kill Tax Cuts
A South Carolina lawmaker warns a nearly 3 million deficit in the state health insurance fund could derail Gov. Carroll A. Campbell's proposed tax cut. The Retirement System fund covers about 135,000 employees and retirees and was 28 million in the red as of December. Officials say deficits could reach 50 million by 1990 unless addressed. Blue Cross Blue Shield seeks higher premiums to add 29 million by 1990, but Campbell argues surplus funds should not bail out the fund. Representative Herb Kirsh, a Democrat from York, opposes the tax cut tied to the fund’s shortfall.
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Columbia
Carroll A. Campbell
Sai
State Budget and Control Board
Campbell
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Campbll
Soviets Deliver Food Fuel to Kabul Amid Embattled City
Soviet planes carried emergency food and fuel to Kabul airport while convoys of 112 trucks delivered supplies to silos and gas stations. Turkish routes along the Salang highway remained the only land link from Kabul to the Soviet Union as Moslem guerrillas battle government forces.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
United States
Red Army
Salang
See Union
Rebels Prepare Assault as Election Talks Fail in El Salvador
Rebels in El Salvador, led by Marxist insurgents, plan attacks on major military targets after government rebuffed their bid to participate in elections. Guerrilla commander Ana Guadalupe Martinez said the struggle would continue if the other side rejects talks, as Washington and El Salvador debate the offer amid billions in aid.
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el Salvador
Bush
Ana Guadalupe Martinez
Mexico City
Washington
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