Salvation Army feeds 7000 as Thanksgiving meals reach NYC
John Rusniak, 79, pauses to pray and thank during a Salvation Army dinner for the homeless in New York. The charity estimated feeding 7,000 of the city’s needy. At Capitol grounds volunteers served a traditional meal to several hundred at night. The Community for Creative Non-Violence sponsored the dinner to alert Congress to hunger and homelessness.
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Friday Outside Accu Weather Forecast
AccuWeather predicts a cloudy cool day with a high near 48 degrees. Tonight remains mostly cloudy and chilly with a low around 42 degrees.
Tazewell High Hosts Martinsville In Group AA Semi Final
Tazewell High School's Bulldogs welcome Martinsville to a 1:30 p.m. Saturday playoff semifinal in Virginia Group AA. The teams met in a 13-0 semi final loss for Tazewell four years earlier amid a season builder of local grid rivalry.
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West Germany to expel five Syrians and cut aid
Bonn says it will expel five Syrian diplomats and freeze nearly 28 million dollars in aid to punish Syria for alleged involvement in the West Berlin bombing. Allied Command in West Berlin orders expulsions from the Soviet sector. two Palestinians were convicted for the March 29 blast that wounded nine. Syria denies involvement.
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FBI probes destroyed papers in Iran Contra case
The FBI investigates whether Lt. Col. Oliver North shredded papers after his Iran Contra involvement led to dismissal. Officials say he had access to files post removal, with locks changed and papers moved to NSC vaults, while White House and DOJ officials offer contradicting views on the destruction claim.
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Contras Meet In Miami Face Setback On Washington Front
Three directors of the United Nicaraguan Opposition met in Miami to map strategy against Nicaragua's Sandinista government. They deny receiving money from the Iran arms deal but acknowledge unpaid services and planned more weekend sessions. Comedy postponed as Deal of the Century satiric arms trade film is replaced by Risky Business. Poindexter Street in Odon Indiana named after ex security adviser John M. Poindexter.
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Peres Says Israel Not Harming Peace Efforts Over Iran Deal
Foreign Minister Shimon Peres claimed Israel’s involvement in the U S arms transfer to Iran will not damage Middle East peace efforts. He said the move aimed to bolster opposition groups in Iran and denied handling payments, while noting concerns from Jordan and Egypt over ties with Israel. He criticized cabinet exclusion from the decision and cited risks from Shiite fundamentalists.
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Analysis of Crime Costs in Chicago Tribune Data
A fragment citing a Chicago Tribune chart from the Research Triangle Institute outlines costs related to prisons and courts, with figures for treatment and other expenses. The excerpt references times and employment impacts, highlighting the financial scope of the justice system.
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Research Triangle Institute
Alcohol antidote shown to reverse effects in animals
National Institute of Mental Health researchers report a synthetic compound blocks intoxication from ethanol in rats and could aid chronic alcoholics or sober up drinkers, though ethical and legal issues limit human use. Tests on nonhuman primates are just beginning.
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National Institute of Mental Health
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Philippines Aces 60 Day Cease-Fire With Communists
Manila announces a 60 day cease-fire with the 23 000 strong communist movement granting the military authority to respond to hostile acts and allowing a rebel headquarters in Manila as peace talks continue.
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