Drifted loner with gun hobby linked to Cokeville siege
The former lawman David Young, described as a quiet loner and gun enthusiast, planned a get rich scheme for over a year. He died by his own hand as a bomb exploded during a hostage crisis at Cokeville Elementary School in Wyoming, injuring 79 and killing his wife Doris. Relatives said he had served briefly as a marshal in Cokeville and worked in Mountain Home Idaho.
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David Young
Doris
Cokeville
Wyoming
Young
Mountain Home Police Department
Olson
Hoyt
Grinnell
Iowa
Youngs
Tucson
Anti-Drug Campaign Focuses On Education
Washington reports the White House plans a large scale drug education push for 57 million school age youths. DEA officials describe a 24 hour street market near the capital as evidence the new program must reach students, with education and prevention replacing reliance on enforcement alone.
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Washington
White House
Maryland
Virginia
Jack Kleppinger
Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
New District of Columbia City Hall
Kleppinger
Charles Hill
America
United States
Edwin Meese
Departments of Education and of Health and Human Services
FBI
U.S. Attorneys
Cocaine Smuggling Seen Doubling As Marijuana Declines
Government estimates released Saturday project cocaine imports at 275000 pounds in 1986, up from 130000 in 1985, while marijuana shipments fall to about 22 million pounds from 30.6 million. Heroin imports rise to 13050 pounds. 35 percent of heroin and 30 percent of marijuana are expected to enter via Mexico.
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Ronald Trethric
DEA
University of Michigan
Trebric
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Trebhric
Washington
United States
U.S. Customs Service
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
U.S
South America
Mexico
Bentsen Sai Mahan
Colombia
Mahan
Florida
Customs
Southwest
Pacific
Bentsen
Mount St Helens eruption linked to rise in psychiatric disorders
A 1983 study shows those with high exposure to the May 18 1980 Mount St Helens eruption suffered up to 12 times more psychiatric disorders than normal. Researchers tracked low mood anxiety and PTSD among 57 deaths and 230 square miles damaged, using an unaffected control community.
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Seattle
Mount St. Helens
Marcos Departure Story: Kidnapped or Leave of Choice
Washington reports question whether Ferdinand E Marcos fled Manila under U S escort or was removed by forces allied to Corazon Aquino. Accounts cite military revolt, demonstrations, and a plan to depart for Laoag before exile via Clark Air Base after a night helicopter lift.
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Washington
Ferdinand E Marcos
Philippines
Marcos
Corazon Aquino
U.S
Manilla
United States
ABC
Nightline
Manila
Malacanang Palace
Clark Air Force Base
Guam
Laoag Mocos Norte
Aquino
Reagan Administration
Air Force
Theodore Allen
U.s.philippine Military Assistance Group
Allen
Clark
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Lawn
Aining
Carlton E. Turner
Frankie Coates
National Conferences of Governors and Mayors
Kenneth Feldman
Jim Mahan
American Journal of Psychiatry
Centers For Disease Control
Oregon Health Sciences University
Portland
Ore
University of Colorado School of Medicine
Denver
James H. Shore
Sllie L. Tatum
Port
Vollmer
Washington University
St. Louis
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