Dukakis Gore clash over nuclear policy and race remarks
Dukakis defends his stance on using nuclear force in Europe as Gore attacks the policy. Reagan criticizes race attack fears in politics while Bush pushes swift death penalty. Cuomo urged to pause endorsements as Jackson weighs, amid New York primary tensions.
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Reagan says he did not know Speakes put words in his mouth
President Reagan said he recently learned former spokesman Larry Speakes attributed his remarks to him on two occasions. He declined to say if he approved the practice or would allow it to continue. Marlin Fitzwater condemned the method. Speakes wrote in his book Speaking Out that he credited Reagan with Shultz quotes and helped create quotes credited to the president.
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Convicted murderer Lowenfield dies in Louisiana electric chair
Leslie Lowenfield, 34, executed in the Louisiana electric chair after insisting on his innocence. He killed his estranged girlfriend Sheila Thomas and four family members, including a 4-year-old, in 1982. Relatives of the victims watched as the sentence was carried out.
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Marines Battle Intruders at Panama Fuel Depot
U S Marines fought about 100 intruders at the Arraijan Tank Farm near Panama City in a two hour clash. The Moody firefight followed reports of 40 to 50 attackers and no injuries were found after daylight.
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Social workers charged in abuse deaths in Cook County
Two former social workers Hattie Roland and Diane Henton were indicted by a Cook County grand jury on counts of misconduct and failure to report abuse related to two abused children. Roland allegedly falsified reports including nine visits to a home. Henton faced eight counts for failing to report abuse prior to the child's death on January 25, 1986.
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Soviets Move Trucks as Afghanistan Withdrawal Nears
Washington based reports say large Soviet convoys crossed into Afghanistan this week amid withdrawal talks. Intelligence analysts disagree on whether the trucks carried troops with estimates up to 15 000. Some say the units are elite combat forces, others say the convoys are empty for withdrawal. The actions followed a push from Kabul toward Gardez as a UN backed withdrawal pact neared signing.
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