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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1986

Page

3

Bekaa Valley hunters rescue kidnapped French teacher

In the Bekaa Valley near Ras Baalbek, three hunters from the Dandash clan found French teacher Michel Brian during a nighttime rabbit hunt. They exchanged fire with his captors, freed him, and alerted authorities after a brief gunbattle, with Brian unharmed. The incident follows continued abductions in Lebanon including Irishman Brian Keenan reported missing in West Beirut.

Baalbek Lebanon Bekaa Valley Michel Brian Brian Keenan Beirut Radwan Mawlawi American University of Beirut Keenan Damascus Brian College Protestant Francais West

Ex Army officer innocent in espionage case

Former Army counterintelligence officer Richard Craig Smith was found not guilty on five counts including conspiracy and espionage. Prosecution said he betrayed U.S. counterspy operations for $11,000, while defense called the ruling a constitutional victory. Smith and his family reacted with relief outside the Alexandria courthouse.

Alexandria Richard Craig Smith Army CIA KGB Smith U.S Soviet Union Susan Salt Lake City Utah Joseph Aronica Aronica Tokyo

Soviets End Nuclear Test Ban as U S Resumes Tests

Moscow declares itself freed from a unilateral moratorium on nuclear explosions after U S testing resumes. The government cites security needs and signals willingness to talks on a comprehensive ban while noting tests could resume at any moment. Yuri Dubinin warned the timing remains uncertain.

Moscow Soviet Union U.S United States Rainier Mesa Las Vegas Nev Nevada White House Washington West Kremlin U.S.S.R United Nations Yuri Dubinin

Pay plan approved to close wage bias in Washington

In Tacoma a federal judge approved a landmark 482 million comparable worth pay plan raising 35 000 women and other female dominated workers between 2.5 and 10 percent annually to reduce sex based wage bias by 1992. Boise authorities report a crash killed congress candidate Pete Busch his wife Charlene and senate candidate Terry Reilly en route to a political event.

Tacoma Wash U.S Jack Tanner Boise, Idaho Pete Busch Vietnam Coeur d'Alene Idaho Falls Busch Charlene Terry Reilly

FDA Reverses Stance on Estrogen Pills for Osteoporosis

The FDA announced in the Federal Register that daily estrogen tablets after menopause are effective in slowing or preventing postmenopausal osteoporosis. The agency says therapy should accompany conventional preventive measures like a calcium rich diet and exercise to reduce bone loss and potential deformity.

Washington Food and Drug Administration FDA Federal Register

Rights panel orders reworking of report on minority contracts

The U.S. Civil Rights Commission voted 5-3 to return a draft report proposing a one year suspension of federal programs that reserve contracts for minority or women owned businesses. Five commissioners supported rewriting rather than rejecting the report.

New York Times Washington U.S. Commission On Civil Rights Clarence Pendleton Jr Pendleton White House Albert Brashear Morris Abram Esther Gonzalez-Arroyo Buckley John Bunzel Robert Destro Mary Frances Berry Blandina Cardenas Ramirez Francis Guess

Two Indicted in Providence Prostitution Case Linked to Brown Sting

Providence grand jury names Dana E. Smith a Brown University senior and Rebecca R. Kidd of Orange Conn as indicted in a sex for money scandal centered near the Brown campus. Stanley Henshaw III faces 12 felony counts including maintaining a public nuisance and coercing participants. If convicted, Henshaw could reach 97 years and $6000 in fines. Smith faces up to 59 years and $1500 in fines.

Providence R.I Brown University Providence County Dana E. Smith Brown Stanley Henshaw III Henshaw Rhode Island State Association of Life Rebecca R. Kidd Orange Conn Nium Smith Kidd Avon Rhode Island

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