Fatal incident at Philippine Military Academy during graduation rehearsals
Four people died and 37 were injured at the Manila based Philippine Military Academy grandstand amid rehearsals for Sunday’s graduation. Officials said a civilian, a colonel, and two enlisted men died. 13 officers, 11 enlisted men, and 13 civilians were among the hurt. Guards sealed the campus as authorities investigated. No group claimed responsibility though rebels of the New People’s Army were suspected after a breakdown in peace talks and the cease-fire expiry.
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Manila
Philippines
Defense Department
Ed Pangilinan
Philippines Military Academy
Corazon Aquino
Anselmo Cabinggan
Armed Forces
Gregorio Catapang
Academy
Rodolfo Biazon
Communist New People’s Army
Deaver Seeks Supreme Court Stop On Indictment Bid
Michael K. Deaver appeals to the Supreme Court to block independent counsel Whitney North Seymour Jr. from seeking a grand jury vote on perjury indictments. A federal appeals panel lifted an emergency stay, after U.S. District Judge Jackson blocked actions, as Deaver fights the unconstitutional counsel claim.
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Washington
Michael K. Deaver
Supreme Court
Reagan
William H. Rehnquist
Whitney North Seymour Jr
Deaver
Independent Counsel
Seymour
Denver
U.S
Thomas Penfield Jackson
Rehnquist
Laurence Silberman
Stephen Williams
Douglas H. Ginsburg
Jackson
Judge Hastings welcomes House impeachment probe
U S District Judge Alice Hastings of Miami says he welcomes a House impeachment inquiry into judicial misconduct. He asserts confidence he will not be impeached or removed, noting the action comes after 27 federal judges urged the move and that the issue is now in Congress. Hastings spoke from St Louis during a national conference on blacks and criminal justice.
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Washington
U.S
Alice Hastings
Miami
House of Representatives
Hastings
Hastings Hastings
St. Louis
Terence J. Anderson
Leesburg Hosts New Indictments Tied to LaRouche Network
A New York grand jury indicted fifteen followers of Lyndon LaRouche on conspiracy fraud grand larceny and securities charges related to money raising. Nine were arrested in Leesburg held without bond for extradition. six more were sought. LaRouche is abroad and not charged.
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Leesburg
Lyndon LaRouche
Virginia
New York
LaRouche
Washington
Europe
Marine Jet Crashes Off Hilton Head Island
A Marine jet crashed in the Atlantic off Hilton Head Island. A two-man crew was rescued after about 75 minutes in a life raft, as officials announce a military investigation into the crash.
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Charleston
Atlantic
Hilton Head Island
Marine Corps Air Station
Beaufort
Economy Growth In US Slumps In Final 1986 Quarter
The Commerce Department reports US GNP growth at 1.1 percent for Q4 1986, revised down from earlier estimates. Personal consumption fell 0.4 percent while inflation slowed to 0.7 percent, boosting the year’s weak 2.5 percent GNP. Analysts warn growth may lag 1986 as the Reagan administration forecasts 3.1 percent for 1987 aided by a better trade deficit.
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Washington
Commerce Department
United States
GNP
Regions Outscore Sun Belt On Economic Report Card
The report by the Corporation for Enterprise Development ranks East and Northeast states higher due to higher taxes and unionization, with California Massachusetts New York and Maryland on the honor roll and Alabama Tennessee scoring Fs. It argues high regulation and skilled work drive long term growth, contrasting traditional cost-based measures.
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Sun Belt
Washington
East
Corporation For Enterprise Development
California
Connecticut
Massachussetts
Minnesota
New York
Maryland
Alabama
Tennessee
Rockies
Plains
Robert Friedman
Corporation
Princess Diana Introduced to Pop Star Boy George
Princess Diana met pop icon Boy George at a London fundraiser benefiting the London Festival Ballet Development Fund. Diana, in a black tuxedo, spoke with the Culture Club singer while he attended sobriety treatment, as organizers reported the gala raised over 31 thousand pounds.
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Diana
Hippodrome Theatre
London
Princess Diana
Star Boy George
Boy George
Culture Club
Sharp Cuts
Duke Ellington
London Festival Ballet
Prince Charles
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Senate To Vote On Horse Tracks In Tennessee
Backers and opponents of legal horse racing push for support before a Thursday Senate showdown. The House approved a referendums bill 50 45 and the Senate committee backed it 6 3 awaiting full chamber action with Gov. Ned McWherter expected to sign if passed.
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Nashville
Senate
Dan Elrod
Steve Cohen
Memphis
Senate Committee
Aiken Standard Office and Address Details
The notice lists offices at 124 Rutland Drive and hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m weekdays. It provides mailing address Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 and notes subscription rates for weekly monthly three six and twelve months.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Standard Pbm
S.C. Highway Patrol
Salley Fire Salley Police
Volunt
Wagener Fire
Wagener Police
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O
Aiken
S.C
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Southeast
Robinson-Humphrey
Pinnacle Club
Augusta
the Robinson, Humphrey Company, Inc
Shearson
Lenman Brothers
American Express Company
Billy Mayo
Aiken High School
North Augusta
Home Delivery
Abused Persons Coalition
Aiken Police
Emerg
HCA
Jackson Police
New Ellenton
New Holland
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