Man scale White House fence arrested near West Wing
Unarmed 25 year old Mike Davis of Langley Park Maryland was stopped on the White House grounds after jumping the northwest gate and running toward the West Wing. Secret Service charged him with trespass and handed him to DC police for questioning. Davis said he was astroplaning or trying to catch the sun. President Reagan was in residence several hundred feet away.
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Fugitive Pipinos Arrested in Arizona Raid
Tom Hercules Pipinos a 44 year old Bremerton Washington man and his girlfriend Stacey Schroder 23 were captured at a Bullhead City Arizona residence after jumping bail in 1984 on cocaine and firearm charges. He is listed among the nation’s most wanted fugitives with ties to narcotics trafficking.
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Stacey Schroder
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Ariz
Stephen Boyle
Marshal
Boyle
Southwest
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Nev
Omaha
Neb
San Diego
GOP Governors Refuse Involvement In Meecham Turmoil
Republican governors opened a meeting in Santa Fe mixing economy and education topics and declined to endorse or comment on Arizona Governor Evan Meecham amid recall efforts and a grand jury probe. Kean Carruthers and Castle emphasized keeping state politics separate from their agenda. They also avoided discussing Reagan budget talks.
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Evan Meecham
Arizona
Thomas H. Kean
New Jersey
Meecham
Kean
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Garvey Carruthers
New Mexico
Carruthers
Michael Castle
Delaware
Reagan
Demo Hopefuls Clip Reagan in Early New Hampshire
Democratic presidential hopefuls assailed the Reagan administration on arms control deficits and spending as they campaigned before activists in the first primary state. Gore criticized spending priorities and tax cuts, Dukakis touted Massachusetts growth and national prosperity, and Babbitt condemned the $76 billion two year deficit plan as gimmicks.
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Tennessee
Albert Gore
Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
America
Dukkis
Bruce Babbitt
Hidden Hitler War Crimes Files Open At UN
UN archives release for the first time after 40 years unveils 8,500 files on 36,000 individuals linked to Nazi atrocities. Alf Erlandsson, head archivist, calls the collection a crucial but depressing record of the Hitler death machine and wartime operations.
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U.N
Alf Erlandsson
Erlandsson
U.N. War Crimes Commission
Adolf Hitler
Manhattan
Three More Mines Found In Persian Gulf Near Farsi Island
U S mine sweepers found three additional mines in the northern Persian Gulf west of Farsi Island near an Iranian gunboat incident. The Ji milta reported no damage. five mines have been found in two days in a known Iranian minefield. A U S Central Command spokesman noted ongoing danger to regional and world security.
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Persian Gulf
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John Head
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Nicaragua Shifts Tone in Push for Regional Peace
In Managua the Ortega government eases hardline positions to align with a regional peace plan. Indirect talks with Contra rebels begin while press restrictions ease. Sandinistas demand US halt Contra aid for amnesty and end of emergency. opposition calls moves cynical to block new aid.
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Nicaragua
Washington
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
Daniel Ortega
United States
Ortega
U.S. Congress
Ramiro Gurdian
Superior Private Enterprise Council
U.S
Court at Eight-Ninths: Supreme Court Delays Many Decisions
Washington AP The Supreme Court, likely with eight justices for part of the 1987 88 term, delays about a dozen cases as it mulls full review with a ninth justice possible. Observers say the term lacks many major matters while the court awaits Kennedy hearings and a new lineup.
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