Reagan attacked by antinuclear activist at Las Vegas event
An anti nuke protester rushed Reagan during a National Association of Broadcasters luncheon in Las Vegas grabbed a crystal statue and smashed it. Reagan was shaken but uninjured as Secret Service agents detained the assailant, Richard Paul Springer of Arcata California, who faced a preliminary assault charge. Springer founded the 100th Monkey group. officials questioned his access and intent.
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Novello renews attack on teen drinking
The surgeon general asserts alcohol drives youths into ERs and jails citing statistics on date rape drownings crashes and accidents to argue for stronger measures. She notes teens in crimes drunk and warns industry backlash while stressing past reports support her case.
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CIA expands economic intelligence focus under Gates plan
CIA seeks dramatic rise in economic policy intelligence from other nations as part of a government shift from Cold War spying. Robert Gates says nearly 40 percent of new administration tasks target economics and prepares a 1993 budget with two thirds of 30 billion dollars for economics and related issues.
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Baker Pledges Western Aid If Peru Restores Democracy
Secretary of State James Baker told an emergency OAS session that Western democracies would aid Peru to stabilize its economy if constitutional government is restored. He criticized President Fujimori for dissolving Congress and firing judges, warning of deeper poverty and international isolation without a return to democratic rule.
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Harassment case at police department centers on gender claims
The 1988 trial details Dalaine Bartelme’s harassment allegations by co workers including graffiti and improper cartoons. Witnesses describe meetings about gender based concerns and efforts to read a cartoon ribbon. Bartelme quits after years under pressure and harassment.
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Sutherland recalls captivity while visiting Coe College
Sutherland reflects on captivity memories and public life since release. He recalls VOA broadcasts on his sixth anniversary and bells at Iowa State University. He speaks of Cedar Rapids memories with his in-laws and his first visit in three decades to Coe College with Jean Murray.
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Radiation fears rise from Chernobyl study
A joint Russian American study finds many more people exposed to high radiation doses than official figures show and warns that even small doses threaten health. Dr. Vladimir M. Lupandin, a leading investigator, says the study reveals a new picture of the medical consequences.
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