Rajneesh to spend three nights in county jail
Indian guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh will remain in a county jail for three nights awaiting a hearing on charges he attempted to flee the United States to avoid prosecution on 35 immigration violations. U.S. Magistrate Barbara DeLaney denied a request to allow hospital treatment at Rajneesh's expense. The 53 year old spiritual leader said he slept on a steel bench during a Monday hearing.
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Charlotte
N.C
Guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh
U.S
Barbara DeLaney
Rajneesh
United States
Europe
Australia
Oregon
Pentagon warns AIDS tested servicemen could be dismissed
The Pentagon said servicemen who admit drug use or homosexual activity during AIDS screening can face charge proceedings. Disclosure cannot be used in courts martial or to deny an honorable discharge, but may justify dismissal for the government’s convenience. This reverses prior guidance after Caspar Weinberger signed a new AIDS testing directive.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Packages Announced For Spoleto Festival
Charleston AP reports Spoleto Festival U S A organizers unveiled 10 ticket packages for next year’s 10th anniversary. Six packages cover events across the 17 day festival while sampler packs tier events for out of town visitors. Prices range from 20 to 260 dollars for varying sets including opening night performances.
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Charleston
U.S.A
NRC official urges proven approach for Southeast waste dump
An NRC official warns against diverging disposal methods as the eight-state Southeast Compact weighs a single land based low level waste facility. The plan targets 1.6 million cubic feet annually and a host state by 1992 with criteria including transport, land area, and waste volumes.
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Nashville
Barnwell
S.C
Robert Wolfe
Commission
U.S. Energy Department
Tennessee
Southeast Commission
South Carolina
Consid
Hurricane Juan Moves Over Land Back Eastward
Hurricane Juan battered the Gulf Coast with 85 mph winds as it moved over southeast Louisiana and began to backtrack eastward. The storm caused three deaths and nine missing while Coast Guard rescue effortscontinued amid heavy rain and rough seas. About 150 people were rescued by helicopters and vessels as thousands fled their homes and crews searched for missing mariners.
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Juan
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Gary Ellen
Peres Praises Hussein as Knesset Endorses Peace Conference Path
Prime Minister Shimon Peres wins Knesset backing to pursue an international peace conference with Jordan as a route to direct talks. He credits Hussein with concessions that could push peace forward while coalition hard liners fear a shift toward broader negotiations. Hussein reassesses ties with the PLO amid talks with Arafat in Amman.
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Jerusalem
Shimon Peres
Hussein
Jordan
Peres
Knesset
Israel
Israel Radio
United States
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Amman
Arafat
Arafat Says Talks With Hussein Produce Good Relations
PLO chief Yasser Arafat and King Hussein of Jordan praised the talks aimed at easing strains in their peace alliance. Officials said Arafat and Jordanian authorities would meet again for further discussions on pursuing peace with Israel. Arafat called the talks very good and constructive and said he was happy with the strong relations with Hussein.
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Amman
Jordan
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Arafat
Hussein
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
Cyprus
Tunis
Britian
United States
Sakharov’s Wife May Be Allowed West Return To Obtain Care
Soviet reporter says Yelena Bonner may travel to the West for eye surgery and treatment, with Bild citing Moscow sources that she could fly immediately to the United States or elsewhere. Her daughter Tatiana in Newton, Massachusetts, awaits news as Geneva summit looms.
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Andrei D. Sakharov
United States
Bild
Yelena Bonner
Victor Louis
Bonner
Soviet Union
West
Sakharov
Gorky
Mrs. Bonner
Associated Press
Louis
Italy
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Tatiana Yankelevich
Newton
Mass
Ms. Yankelevich
Gorbachev
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Reagan
Geneva
Switzerland
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