Mississippi escapees kill one wound another after three state chase
Two Mississippi county jail escapees seized a woman hostage in Senatobia and led authorities on a three state pursuit. In Osceola Arkansas a gun battle at a roadblock left one man dead and the other wounded while the hostage was rescued unharmed.
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Ark
Mississippi
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Shirley Rutland
David Lynn Bainer
Tate County
Senatobia
Miss
Tennessee
Bonnie Simpson
Mississippi River
Arkansas
Rowan
Mississippi County
Rainer
Man from New York Hangs From Boston Rectory Fire Escape
Robert Demaria of New York City dangled from a fifth floor fire escape at the Jesuit Fathers Immaculate Conception Rectory in Boston on Friday. He spent two hours threatening to jump before Rev. Robert McMillan and officers talked him down and he was transported to a mental health center.
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Robert Demaria
New York City
Immaculate Conception
Boston
Demaria
Robert McMillan
Reagan Doubts Gorbachev Glasnost Publicity Show
President Reagan uses his weekly radio address to question Moscow’s glasnost and calls for tearing down the Berlin Wall. He marks the 26th anniversary of the barrier and renews hope for a nuclear arms treaty while warning about Soviet intentions.
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Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
Kremlin
Berlin Wall
West Berlin
East Berlin
Camp David
Berlin
Chad forces retake Aouzou as Libyans flee Aouzou strip
Chad government radio reports Aouzou valley recaptured after Libyan attack, ending 14 years of occupation. Information Minister Moumine Togoi Hamidi calls Libyan forces defeated and notes uranium rich Aouzou strip now in Chadian control.
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Ivory Coast
Chad
Aouzou
Chad Radio
Libya
Moumine Togoi Hamidi
Tripoli
Hamidi
Muammar Gaddafi
Aouzou Strip
France
Italy
Hissene Habre
Habre
U.S
Gaddafi
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