Delta wins aviation case. NWS blamed in 1985 crash
In a 72 page ruling Fort Worth federal judge absolved the National Weather Service and air traffic controllers of negligence in the 1985 Delta jet crash at Dallas Fort Worth. He found Delta negligent for attempting to land amid a severe thunderstorm and said government responsibility is not proven. Delta plans to appeal amid tensions with a separate Fort Worth jury verdict.
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Fort Worth
Texas
National Weather Service
Delta Air Lines
U.S
David O. Belew Jr
United States of America
Delta
Dallas-Fort Worth International
Fort Bear Rap
Skinhead Pleads Guilty In Black's Death
A 19 year old skinhead pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in the racially motivated beating death of Mulugeta Seraw, a 27 year old Ethiopian. Sentencing set for Oct 10 with a potential 20 year term. The case arose from the Nov 12 1988 incident outside Seraw’s southeast Portland home.
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Portland
Ore
Kyle Brewster
Multnomah County
Robert W. Redding
Norman Frink
Brewster
Mulugeta Seraw
Seraw
Aiken Standard Subscription and Contact Details
The notice lists subscription and advertising contacts for the Aiken Standard with phone numbers for classified display and news ideas. It provides office hours, mailing address, and subscription rates including monthly and annual options. The paper notes its establishment in 1867 and publishing schedule with mailing details and postmaster instructions.
Bush and Kaifu Seek Balanced Trade Amid Ties
President Bush welcomed Japanese Prime Minister Kaifu as a new friend while urging Japan to boost imports to reduce a global deficit. They discussed trade imbalances and cooperation on China, Cambodia and terrorism, with Kaifu vowing to expand imports and the U.S. urged to curb deficits and boost competitiveness.
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Washington
Bush
Toshiki Kaifu
Japan
Maine
White House
Kaifu
United States
U.S
Panama Declares Provisional Regime as Noriega Foes Reject It
A provisional Panamanian government aligned with Gen. Manuel Noriega was sworn in as Panama’s sixth president in six years. The United States pledged further sanctions to choke off illicit funds, while opposition leader Ricardo Arias Calderon called the move a coup and noted over 200 arrests since May.
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Panama City
Panama
Manuel Antonio Noriega
United States
Noriega
Francisco Rodriguez
Washington
Bush
Colombia
Rodriguez
Council of State
Carlos Ozores Typaldos
Supreme Court
Marisol Reyes de Vasquez
Khalil Gibran
Ricardo Arias Calderon
Christian Democratic Party
Manuel Noriega
East Germans Seek Transit to West From Hungary
East Germans wait nervously in Hungary for promised transit to West Germany. Dozens flee from Czechoslovakia to join a caravan west amid Red Cross camps near Budapest and Zanka Lake Balaton. Hungary and West Germany plan to allow up to 20 000 to depart in coming days.
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Budapest
Hungary
West Germany
Czechoslovakia
Red Cross
Zanka
Lake
Balaton
Csilleberc
Arpad Alfoeldi
Danubius
Black Sea
Bulgaria
Romania
Karsten Voigt
Social Democrats
Communist Party
Rezso Nyers
HUD audit cites slow reforms at HUD delays in sales checks
An internal HUD audit covering January to May faults field offices for failing to implement reforms in the sales program. Auditors say leadership gaps at headquarters hinder progress despite Kemp administration changes. Kemp responded by pressing regions and warning directors that jobs depend on program improvements.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Jack Kemp
Associated Press
Kemp
Jack Flynn
Major Public Stations Prepare Airing of Rage Documentary
Virtually all large public TV stations will show Days of Rage The Young Palestinians on Wednesday amid claims of bias and Arab funding. Twenty five of 26 major markets carry the 90 minute film as critics and Jewish groups challenge its balance. WNYC pulled its June 5 showing calling it propaganda while PBS and WNET in New York proceed with the broadcast.
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Washington
Public Broadcasting Service
Jo Franklin-Trout
PBS
Israel
Franklin Trout
WNYC
New York
Mary Jane McKinnen
Steven Emerson
The
New Republic
Arab-American Cultural Foundation
WNET
West Bank
Gaza Strip
McKinnen
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South Africa
Desmond Tutu
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Leon Meller
Skinhead
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Frankfurt
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Clyde Lee Conrad
Hans-Juergen Foerster
Foerster
Conrad
Sweden
Vienna
Austria
Kurt Rebmann
National Zoo
Washington — National
Ling-Ling
Zoo Officals
Aiken
Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken Standard, P.O
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O. Box
S.C
China
Cambodia
Beirut
Lebanon
Casino de Liban
Middle East
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Lery
Michel Aoun
Aoun
West Beirut
Chouf Mountains
Bekaa Valley
East
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France
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