Berlin bombing targets Middle East links in drive
West Berlin police sweep Middle East enclaves for suspects in the La Belle discotheque bombing that killed 21 year old Sgt. Kenneth Ford and Turkish woman Nermin Haney amid a surge of injuries. No arrests yet and no terrorist group ruled out. Local and U.S. officials fear broader threats as security tightens for American troops in Berlin.
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West German psychiatrist says Hitler not mad nor homosexual
Dr. Wolfgang de Boer, 69, argues Hitler showed no pathological disorders or diminished responsibility. He used notes from about two dozen confidants to claim the Nazi leader was very bad but sane and had a normal sexual life, challenging wartime and postwar German lore.
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Los Angeles Times
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Nolanville council candidate killed by car on election day
In Nolanville Texas Jo Ann Hassell 51 died after being struck while helping a motorist retrieve fallen furniture as voters headed to the polls Hassell died at Fort Hood hospital. opponent Gladys Anderson won the one year council seat 79 to 64 and no charges were filed against the driver.
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Hostage drama ends at Texas convenience store standoff
Police stormed a Euless store where Maron Mataele held his ex wife Cassandra Mataele for 48 hours. A gunman was seen with a weapon to his head and a police officer was wounded earlier. The hostage’s condition remains unclear and authorities said the situation is terminated.
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Bush vows U.S. aid on oil and arms in Middle East
Vice President George Bush reassured Saudi leaders in Riyadh that the United States is irrevocably committed to keeping Middle East oil flowing via the Persian Gulf. He pushed for support in Congress for a 354 million missile package for Saudi forces amid price volatility and security concerns.
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Los Angeles Times
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Spring break 1986 arrests rise as safety plans loom
Fort Lauderdale reports more than 2,200 spring break arrests with half for disorderly conduct and open alcohol violations. Seven spring break deaths across the state are linked to alcohol use, including four hotel balcony falls and a drawbridge accident, a motorcycle crash, and a drowning.
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