Privacy shield challenged in Rhode Island divorce case
Newport attorney Thomas W. Kelly sues The Newport Daily News on behalf of a woman who seeks to keep her name out of print. He cites the Supreme Court’s June 1989 Florida Star ruling that while the paper was not liable for invasion of privacy, a zone of personal privacy may shield individuals from intrusion by the press.
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Newport
U.S. Supreme Court
Rhode Island
Thomas W. Kelly
Newport Daily News
Mandy
Newport County
Supreme Court
Kelly
Florida Star
High Court
Ress
Alabama Town Holds Separate Proms in Eufala South
In Eufala Alabama a segregated prom system persists with white students and black student leaders at Eufala High School. The junior senior proms are sponsored privately and held separately for white and black students signaling slow change in the Old South town.
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Eufaula
Ala
Eufala High School
Former Playboy Model Convicted in Tax Evasion Case
Lynnette Harris, 35, a former Playboy model who posed with her twin sister, was found guilty by a federal jury of evading taxes on 685000 in cash tied to payments from Milwaukee businessman David Kritzik. Leigh Ann Conley, Harris’s twin, faces trial June 4 on related tax charges as prosecutors say the sisters received over 1 million in cash and goods from Kritzik who died at 89 last June. The conviction covers failing to report income from 1984 to 1987 with 260000 in taxes cited by U.S. Attorney Mel Johnson.
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Selwauke
Klayboy
Lynnette Harris
Leigh Ann Conley
Milwaukee
David Kritzik
Ms. Harris
Kritzik
U.S
Mel Johnson
Bushes Sit Quietly In Back Pew At St Johns Church
The Bushes choose Pew 54 at St John’s Church across from the White House for Sunday worship, a symbol praised by the pastor who notes presidents since Madison have attended there. They are at Camp David this weekend and plan to attend the parish’s 175th anniversary service led by Bishop Edmond Browning.
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St. John’s Church
George
Barbara Bush
Lafayette Square
White House
Washington
James Madison
Yellow Episcopal Church
Madison
John C
St. John's
America
Camp David
Discopal Church
Edmond Browning
Tehran Radio Claims U S Blocking Hostage Release Efforts
Tehran radio monitored in Nicosia accuses the United States of blocking efforts to free six American hostages held in Lebanon. The broadcast notes Tehran has previously negotiated releases but cites Western opposition, with most hostages believed held by pro Iran Shiite groups.
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Nnausia
Cyprus
United States
Lebanon
Iran
Tehran
Te Westen
America
Nicosia
Subscription Rates for Home Delivery Service
The notice lists home delivery options with monthly and longer subscription terms. Rates apply for six months and longer, with a subscription address in Aiken and a standard P O box for deliveries. The document notes second class postage and postmaster details for distribution.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken, S.C
Ogre
Aiken Communicaions Inc
Aor
Sand Aaron
Leaves Cancelled After U S Marine Killed
In Manila area, U S Marines halt post travels after Gunnery Sgt. John S. Fredette 34 of Buena Park California was shot in Olongapo and died an hour later. Philippine police and officials suspected New People’s Army guerrillas and discussed base security and travel restrictions ahead of May talks on extending U S base leases.
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Manila
Philippines
U.S
Milita
Subic Bay Naval Base
John S. Fredette
Buena Park
Calif
Olongapo
Fredette
Subic
Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 323
Marine Air Station
el Toro
Romeo de Guzman
People’s Army
Orani
Bataan
New People’s Army
Navy
Cmdr
Kevin Mukin
Ex-Captive Says He Was Treated Well
Frank Reed, freed hostage at Andrews Air Force Base, said he was in good health and treated well during six months of captivity. He plans to return to Malden, Massachusetts, to see his 91-year-old mother, as his hometown prepares a likely late week welcome.
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Robert Polhill
Fifi Reed
Robert W. Peel
Malcolm Grow Air Force Medical Center
Reed
Associated Press
Malden
Mass
Leota Sprague
Boston
Pohl
Allies push ahead with German unification stall-free
Bonn reports that the four Allied powers and West Germany pressed for unification with no delay. Shevardnadze hailed a "new road" as Genscher outlined a Berlin Paris Moscow schedule. Baker urged Germans to decide their own military future while NATO membership remained a sticking point.
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Bonn
West Germany
Europe
Eduard Shevardadze
Hans-Dietrich Genscher
Shevardnadze
Berlin
Paris
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Germany
Krzysztof Skubiszewski
Genscher
Poland
USS
James A. Baker II
U.S
NATO
Labor Holds Final Council In British Local Elections
London voters kept Labor control of a council noted for the highest poll tax in Britain as results from 201 councils ended. Labor nationwide gained 303 seats while Conservatives shed support amid the unpopular tax policy and mortgage rates.
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Labor
London
Labor Party
Britain
Anthony Meyer
Haringey
Soldiers Charged With Murder During Panama Occupation
Two U S soldiers face murder charges for the Jan 25 shooting of Leila Diaz de Panay at a Panama City bar during the American occupation. Mark McMonagle and Paul Finser Jr were arrested, accused of mishandling firearms and disobeying orders. Fort Ord court martial planned in June. A third soldier, Marc Gussen, was sentenced to two years in prison for firearms and obstruction charges.
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Philadelphia
U.S
Panama City
Isthmus
Mark McMonagle
Seventh Light Infantry Division
Fort Ord
Calif
Leila Diaz de Panay
Maj
L.D. Walker
Paul Finser Jr
Arkoma
Okla
McMonagle
Walker
Pvt
Marc Gussen
Reaneck
N.J
Ford Ord
Gussen
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National Briefs
Alabama
Playboy
Aiken
Aiken Standard - Pbm
The
Defense Department
Republic of the Philippines
U.S. Air Force
Dan Quayle
Assoc
Asso
Lavor
Margaret Thatcher
Thatcher
Panama
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