Seattle FBI captures one of its 10 most wanted fugitives
FBI agents in Seattle arrested Danny Michael Weeks 34 and companion Jorene H. Florea 56 on an anonymous tip. Weeks, a killer sought in three kidnappings since escaping a Louisiana prison 19 months ago, was identified as one of the top fugitives. The two were arrested Sunday by a 10 member FBI team and were to appear before a U.S. magistrate.
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FBI
Louisiana
Danny Michael Weeks
Jorene H. Florea
Don S. Tokunaga
Tokunaga
U.S
Spring Break Riot and Deaths Plague Port Aransas
Port Aransas officials recount a violent spring break weekend with a riot four stabbings and two teen deaths after a car plunged from a dock. City Manager Gordon Beck warned this peak period is the worst when San Antonio students flood the resort town near Corpus Christi. About 30,000 students were reported to be staying.
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Texas
San Antonio
Gordon Beck
Corpus Christi
Coast Guard
Anthony E. Loyd
Beck
Weather Forecast Clear Tonight With Mild Lows
Sunny skies dominate tonight with clear conditions and a low in the lower 40s. Tomorrow brings mostly sunny weather with a high in the low 70s and brighter skies overall.
Deaths list of several individuals across Georgia towns
Obituary notice lists numerous deceased including Flora Mae Badger Johnston Clinton Brotemarkle Jr Ellen Gilyard Joseph D Gray Marie Hammack Jessie W Jennings Jay D Jones Alice K Pritchard Theodore S Raborn Otto V Ray Jr Tony G Reese Bobby N Salley Mary W Tutt Graydon Willis with instruction to see details on Page 6A for full listings.
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Flora Mae Badger
Johnston
Clinton Brotemarkle Jr
Augusta
Robert J. Farr
Thomson
Ellen Gilyard
Joseph D. Gray
Madoc
Marie H. Hammack
Edgefield
Jessie W. Jennings
Langley
Jay D. Jones
Aiken
Alice K. Pritchard
Sandersville
Theodore S. Raborn
Otto V. Ray Jr
West Columbia
Tony G. Reese
Bobby N. Salley
Wagoner
Mary W. Tutt
Philadelphia
Graydon Willis
North Augusta
Honduran President Sees Troop Return Near as Sandinista Offensive Eases
Honduran President Jose Azcona Hoyo said Nicaraguan troops are retreating and about 3,200 U.S. soldiers on an emergency mission may not be needed much longer. He noted a Honduran air raid and border tensions while Nicaragua protested. Officials cited possible border-wide troop positioning. U.S. aid debates continued in Washington with a proposed $48 million plan.
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Honduras
Jose Azcona Hoyo
Nicaragua
Nicaragua Honduras
United States
Washington
U.S
Reagan
Azcona
Bocay
Managua
USS
Colin Powell
Reagan backs new plan for Contra aid amid Nicaragua talks
The Reagan administration endorses a $48 million congressional package to deliver up to 2.5 million in arms to the Contras, while lawmakers weigh its fate against ongoing peace talks in Nicaragua. Secretary of State Shultz called the plan under study and potentially acceptable, as concerns about border clashes and troop airlift to Honduras fuel debate. Powell denied misleading Congress but said U S troops unlikely to be deployed and that the fighting on the border was largely over as Sandinistas appear to pull back.
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Reagan
Nicaragua
George Shultz
Shultz
Nbc-Tv
Meet the Press
U.S
Honduras
Honduran
Congress
House
Thomas Foley
CNN
Colin Powell
Jose Azcona
Powell
Abc-Tv
David Brinkley
Dole Reflects On Staying In Primary Race
Senator Bob Dole defended remaining in the Republican presidential race from a Milwaukee hotel suite, calling it the responsible choice for the party. He argued a prolonged contest benefits the GOP and signaled readiness to debate George Bush, aiming for a sparsely moderated Wisconsin clash as the April 5 primary nears.
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Milwaukee
Bob Dole
Wisconsin
George Bush
Bush
Illinois
Milwaukee Journal
Breakthrough Reported In Microfusion Using Nuclear Blast Xrays
New York report says scientists ignited a fusion reaction in tiny hydrogen pellets using Xray radiation from a detonated nuclear weapon. The Nevada underground test occurred about two years ago, with details debated among scientists and officials debating the path for future microfusion research.
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Nevada
New York Times
U.S
Times
Sai
Whooping Cranes Triumph at Aransas Refuge Anniversary
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge in Texas marks 50 years of protecting waterfowl habitat while aiding the recovery of the Grus americana. From near extinction, about 195 cranes now remain globally, with visitors noting a rare sight as three birds draw awe aboard a Gulf Intracoastal Waterway tour.
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Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Texas
Harry Sloat
Gulf Intracoastal Waterway
Aransas
Congress
Cally
Tom Stebn
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