Four Israelis and Nigerian held over Dikko kidnapping in London
In Lambeth Magistrates Court London on July 19 the four defendants Dr Lev Arie Shapiro Alexander Barak Messoud Abitbol and Mohammed Yusufa were ordered to stay in custody on charges they abducted and drugged Nigeria s ex Transport Minister Umaru Dikko. Dikko was found drugged in a crate at a London home and later treated in hospital.
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Lambeth
Lev-Arie Shapiro
Sharon Hospital
Tel Aviv
Alexander Barak
Scotland Yard
Messoud Abitbol
Mohammed Yusufa
Lagos
Yusufu
Nigerian High Commission
Dikko
Shairo
Man Drives to White House Gate Demands to See President
A 38 year old Washington man John Leonard Pitts Jr. drove to the northwest gate of the White House and demanded to see the president. Federal park police detained him and he was taken to St Elizabeths Hospital for observation while Reagan was in the residence.
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White House
Federal Park
John Leonard Pitts Jr
Washington, D.C
St. Elizabeths Hospital
District of Columbia
Park
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pitts
Secret Service
Charles W. Hume
Hume
Reagan
Two Men Charged in 1977 Fordham Student Killing
New York prosecutors say William Patrick Brennan and Robert Alvarez, both 24 from the Bronx, are charged with second degree murder in the Christmas Day 1977 killing of black Fordham graduate student Michael D Johnson after he kissed a white woman after a Mass. Investigators link Brennan to four other unsolved racially motivated slayings and note a possible white supremacist affiliation.
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New York
William Patrick Brennan
Robert Alvarez
Brennan
Bronx
Michael D
Johnson
Manhattan
Fordham University Chapel
Mario Merola
FHA Employee Fatally Injured? Co-Worker Charged In Tampa Shooting
FHA clerk Sheldon Lovell Jones surrendered after shooting co worker Bernard Gonyea in the head and neck at the federal building in Tampa. Jones faces charges of attempted first degree murder and shooting into an occupied dwelling. Gonyea, a 62 year old FHA appraiser from Clearwater, remains in critical condition after surgery. Police say Jones requested a lawyer and spoke little.
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Fla
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Sheldon Lovell Jones
Federal Building
Johnny Barker
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Barker
Bernard
Barney
Gonyea
FHA
Clearwater
Princess Anne and Husband Reportedly Lead Separate Olympic Lives
Report claims Princess Anne and her husband will live apart during the Los Angeles Olympics with separate hotels. Buckingham Palace would not comment on yesterday's story.
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Buckingham Palace
Anne
Los Angeles
Mitterrand Tours Middle East Peace Efforts
French President Francois Mitterrand ended talks in Jordan and flew to Cairo to meet Hosni Mubarak as Western European involvement in Middle East peace efforts grows. Cheysson to meet Shamir then visit Syria, while Jordan and Egypt seek U.N. sponsored peace talks including the PLO. Hussein backs a conference with Israel PLO and U.N. members.
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Jordan
Middle East
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Mitterrand
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Mubarak
Claude Cheysson
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Amman
Hussein
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U.N. Security Council
United States
PLO
The Problem Is Investors Not Gold
AP analysis argues gold itself remains stable and understood, while investor forecasts drive volatility. It notes prices spiked to 875 in 1980 before slumping to about 350, and that forecasts range from 30 to 4000 per ounce.
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