Imprisoned woman found in suspect’s mother’s Pasadena home
Detectives examining a Hollywood bank robbery scene found a mentally disabled woman living in squalor in a Pasadena building owned by the mother of Emil Matasareanu, who died in a police confrontation. The room lacked basic amenities and the resident had not taken medicine or eaten for over a week.
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Pasadena
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Mary Schander
Valerie Nicolescu
Altadena
Reagans Celebrate 45 Years of Marriage Private Dinner
Ronald and Nancy Reagan marked 45 years of marriage with a quiet private dinner at their Bel Air home in California. The event reflected their low key celebration style amid public attention.
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Nancy Reagan
Bel Air
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Peru rebels resist exile plan amid hostage crisis
The Tupac Amaru rebels reject safe passage to Cuba while Fujimori says details for transfer to the island are set. Hostages at the Japanese ambassador’s residence near 11 weeks into the crisis, Cerpa and Polay demand 458 prisoners released and pledge to resist any exile.
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Peru
Japan
United States
Tupac Amaru
Cuba
Alberto Fujimori
Try
Nestor Cerpa
Victor Polay
Fujimori
Dominican Republic
Cerpa
Hump of high water threatens Louisville
Flood crest looms as Ohio River floodwaters rise to levels not seen in three decades. In Warsaw, Allie Perdue and Mary Lee evacuated their riverside home after church officials urged departure. Indiana towns fear further rises while Utica residents safeguard belongings and pray for relief.
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Mary Lee
Unity Fellowship
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Ohio
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Utica
Dorothy Hall
Senate Defeat of Balanced Budget Amendment Spurs Budget Talks
In Washington the defeat of the balanced budget amendment by one vote shifts focus to real budget plans by 2002. Republicans blast Clinton’s plan while Democrats denounce GOP demands to rewrite it. Orrin Hatch pleads for fiscal integrity as the 66 to 34 vote falls short of the two thirds needed.
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Utah
Hatch
Republcan
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Disability frauds targeted in SSI program
Government reports billions in SSI overpayments to people not poor enough or whose finances improved while collecting benefits. GAO cites long standing problems and calls for action as SSA credits zero tolerance for fraud and works to fix the system.
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Social Secure Administration
General Accounting Office
Jane L. Ross
GAO
House
Ways and Means
Social Security
Phil Gambino
Senate votes on amendment with full party support
All 100 senators take seats as 55 Republicans and 11 of 45 Democrats back the amendment. House Majority Leader Dick Armey notes the House would again take up the measure it passed in 1996, but no date is set.
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House
Dick Armey
Texas
Delivery problem prompts call for late paper notice
The Aiken Standard outlines delivery expectations with weekday and weekend targets and provides a customer service window for circulation issues. Readers are urged to call 640 5315 if the paper does not arrive by the specified times.
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Aiken
Alen Communications Inc
Rutland Drive
8.C
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