Guinness heiress freed after dawn rescue in Dublin
Police and soldiers surrounded a Dublin hideout and freed Jennifer Guinness after a six hour siege. Three men, not tied to the IRA, were arrested following the abduction of the 48 year old wife of John Guinness. Ransom demand was 2 million Irish pounds and was not paid.
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Dublin
Ireland
Jennifer Guinness
Jack
Guinness
Frank Hanlon
Guinness Mahon Bank
John
Police re examine deaths of shootout victims wives
Two Ohio detectives traveled to Miami as authorities reopen the 1983 and 1984 deaths linked to William Matix and Michael Platt. Columbus and Metro-Dade officials discuss possible connections to the hospital workers and a famous FBI shootout.
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Miami
Ohio
FBI
Metro-Dade County
William Matix
Michael Lee Platt
John Farrell
Columbus
Antone Lanata
Platt
Matix
Patricia
Metro-Dade
Regina
Farrell
Joyce McFadden
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Florida official refuses to deport Nicaraguans
Perry Rivkind, head of INS Florida, says no Nicaraguans will be sent back due to fear of Sandinista persecution. The stance, echoed as asylum procedures expand for other communist nations, follows Rivkind’s removal of eight Nicaraguans this month. The policy faces broader legal debates on asylum standards.
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Washington
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Florida
Perry Rivkind
Immigration Service
Rivkind
Justice Department
Poland
United States
Immigration
Supreme Court
Immigration and Naturalization
Nicaragua
Diplomats urged to energize public outreach abroad
A presidential commission says American ambassadors focus too much on closed door diplomacy and too little on selling U.S. policies to foreign publics. It warns the 4.4 billion embassy rebuild plan could weaken VOA and other image programs while citing Libya as a shortfall of traditional diplomacy.
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Washington
America
U.S
Advisory Commission On Public Diplomacy
U.S. Information Agency
Voice of America
VOA
Edwin Feulner Jr
Libya
Vernon) Walters
Feulner
Mount St Helens Emission Not an Eruption Says USGS
Ash and gas plume rising to 20 000 25 000 feet marked the activity at Mount St Helens with no lava or large debris ejected. USGS geologist Richard Waitt called it a gas and ash emission, not an eruption, while seismologist Jim Zolig noted steam and ash plumes were common. President Reagan faced advised views on SALT II missile limits as two envoys prepare talks with Europe and Asia ahead of a possible decision by weekend. An analysis of a two ton Challenger booster fragment supported the conclusion a leak caused the shuttle loss killing seven.
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Vancouver
Wash
Mount
St. Helens
Richard Waitt
U.S. Geological Survey
Waitt
Mount St. Helens
Jim Zolig
USGS
Seattle
Washington
Reagan
U.S
Europe
Asia
White House
Larry Speakes
Neil Armstrong
Presidential Commission
Armstrong
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Marcos charged in embezzlement case in Philippines
The Philippines government accuses Ferdinand Marcos his family and allies of embezzling up to 5 billion from U S military aid and foreign loans. The Commission on Good Government says the ex leader and 25 others face charges in a bid to recover funds hidden in Swiss banks.
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Manila
Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
Marcos
U.S
Quasi-Judicial Commission On Good Government
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Svetlana Alliluye
Josef Stalin
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Soviet Union
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Olga Peters
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