Ortega proposes talks on Reagan truce plan with US
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega invited U S officials to negotiate in Washington or a third country a cease fire and related accords to safeguard Nicaragua and U S interests. Reagan said he would withhold further rebel aid if Nicaragua agrees to a cease fire and reforms.
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Espionage confession evidence ruling in Marine court martial
A military judge ruled that Espionage confession statements by Marine Sgt. Clayton Lonetree may be used in his court martial. The judge rejected defense claims the confessions were improperly obtained, citing Lonetree’s competent, mature status.
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Clayton Lonetree
Moscow
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Tamil rebels surrender weapons to halt Sri Lankan civil war
At Palasi Air Base Sri Lanka the main Tamil rebel group handed over truckloads of anti aircraft guns and rockets under a deal aims to end a conflict that has killed about 6000. Rebels began fighting four years ago for an independent homeland in the north and east.
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Sri Lanka
Queen Beatrix Rushed to Hospital During Cruise
Queen Beatrix, aboard a cruise from the French Riviera, was hospitalized in The Hague on a stretcher with a suspected viral meningitis. She arrived at Bronovo hospital with Prince Claus and their three sons, after a Dutch government jet brought them home.
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Bronovo Hospital
French Riviera
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California freeways to skies ignite gun violence probe
A rising wave of freeway attacks extends to the air as a Citabria pilot reports a Cessna flare gun threat while flying off Oceanside. FAA and Marine Corps helicopters joined the hunt but found no gunfire. Two aerial fish spotters dispute routes over fishing areas and a brick was allegedly dropped.
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Marines Corps
California
Paul Zeltner
Oceanside
Federal Aviation Administration
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Marine Corps Air Station
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Hank Polacke
Gunman Killed by Guard at Pentagon
Dwain Wallace 30 of Youngstown Ohio was shot and killed after he charged past Pentagon guards toward the National Military Command Center. An officer fired twice, one bullet hitting Wallace as he failed to halt and produced a handgun.
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Colin Powell
White House
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Powell
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Susanne Murphy
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Federal Protective Service
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