Texas beauty wins Miss USA crown in 1986 pageant
Christy Fichtner a 23 year old Dallas model won the 1986 Miss USA title beating 50 contestants on television earning about 175000 in cash and prizes including a sports car, mink coat, grand piano and cosmetics. Her win marks the second straight Miss USA crown for Texas. Graveside services followed for Hal Lynn Hooks in Mont Belvieu with multiple sheriff deputies listed as pallbearers and undertaker arrangements by Sterling Funeral Home.
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ADL accuses LaRouche movement of anti Semitic deceit
The Anti Defamation League labeled Lyndon LaRouche and followers a political cult cloaking extremism with deceptive fronts such as the National Anti Drug Coalition. The report cites harassment, scams, and anti Semitic claims while noting LaRouche’s 700 candidate efforts nationwide and past lawsuits with the ADL.
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Troops occupy capital crush planned protest in Chile
In Santiago soldiers backed by tanks seized downtown and stopped the planned three mile march against Pinochet. Guerrilla bombs knocked out power to more than half of Chile's 11.6 million people, while police reported an 18 year old wounded and 12 arrests. The protest was led by the National Workers Command to demand democracy.
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