Michael Jackson tests delayed by chest pains in Santa Monica
In Santa Monica AP reports persistent chest pains postponed tests to check heart trouble for Michael Jackson. Spokesman said the singer remains under observation and stable. tests may extend hospitalization by one or two days.
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Palestinian guerrilla leader described attack orders and Libyan training
Ahmed Mohammed Yusuf, deputy commander of a Palestine Liberation Front squad captured after a failed sea raid, said the unit planned to spray Tel Aviv hotel district with machine gun fire and kill any encountered. He stated Libyan instructors trained the squad for 18 months, with joint exercises with the Libyan navy and a Libyan lieutenant colonel escorting them to Israel.
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Judy Carne pleads guilty in contempt case
Actress Judy Carne pleaded guilty to contempt of court in Cincinnati stemming from a 1979 heroin possession and prescription forgery case linked to a dinner theater appearance. A prescription forgery charge was dismissed after an acquittal on heroin possession. In a separate note, Tonight Show producer Fred De Cordova remained in stable condition after surgery for an aortic aneurysm in North Carolina.
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Lake Wobegon not about Anoka Minn says Keillor
Garri son Keillor told Anoka neighbors Lake Wobegon is not about Anoka, calling it a romantic comic fiction. He spoke after delivering Anoka High School’s commencement address, urging graduates to gather their things and move on.
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Robb Led Virginia Senators as Junket Traveler in 1989
Public Citizen reports Sen. Charles Robb D Va ranked among the Senate top travelers with 13 privately funded trips. Sen. John Warner R Va took three domestic and one foreign trip. Across the chamber 506 trips were funded by groups lobbying Congress, a figure down from 669 in 1987 and up slightly from 452 in 1988. Joan Claybrook warns gift travel remains common despite concern over lobbying ethics.
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Senate balks at 30 hour cap on crime bill debate
Senate fails to limit debate on a wide ranging crime package including bars on nine semiautomatic rifles and pistols. Biden urges 30 hour limit amid threat of filibuster as sponsors push for quick action and a second vote.
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Quayle backs Pistons as NBA champions
Vice President Dan Quayle praised the Detroit Pistons for another NBA finals run and reminded Michigan fans the team originated in Indiana. He spoke at a Bloomfield Hills fund luncheon calling the Pistons a product of the basketball heartland.
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Children’s TV programs honored in Cambridge ceremony
Action for Children’s Television cited twenty programs for excellence in Cambridge. Awards honored diversity and avoidance of ads targeting children. CBS’s Murphy Brown received a special award. The luncheon honors Jim Henson’s memory and includes public service recognitions for KTVU San Francisco and Alaska’s governor’s wife led campaign.
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Liberian rebels seize the world’s largest rubber plantation
Rebel forces seized the headquarters of the world’s largest rubber plantation near Monrovia and gathered at the airport gates as President Samuel Doe sought peaceful talks to end the six month insurgency. Bridges with rebels stated they want the plantation to stay open, while violence was reported around Harbel and across Monrovia.
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