Convicted nonregistrant Sasway jailed after quick jury verdict
Sasway, 21, was found guilty by an eight woman four man jury in less than an hour of failing to register for the draft. Judge Gordon Thompson Jr ordered him jailed pending sentencing on October 4 with a potential five year prison term and a $10,000 fine.
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Canada
Sasway
U.S
Gordon Thompson Jr
Virginia
Enton Eller
Lasway
Iowa
Rusty Martin
University of Northern Iowa
Evan Hultman
Martin
Interior Secretary Watt approves leases defying moratorium
Watt told Congress the Interior Department approved oil and gas leases in a South Carolina wilderness area this spring despite a self imposed moratorium. He ensured added lease terms banning surface occupancy and allowing only slant drilling from outside the wilderness.
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Washington
James G. Watt
Congress
South Carolina
Watt
House Interior Committee
Andy Wiessner
Subcommittee On Public Lands
World leaders call for reform amid protests and a reshuffled cabinet
At Czestochowa Archbishop Glemp urged restraint and reconciliation, appealing for calm as over 350000 worshipers gathered. In Chile Pinochet asked his civilian-military Cabinet to resign after a government reshuffle during a recession with rising bankruptcies and unemployment. In Tokyo Japan agreed to revise history textbooks under pressure from China and regional neighbors to address wartime atrocities.
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Czestochowa
Poland
Lech Walesa
Solidarity
Jozef Glemp
Santiago
Chile
Augusto Pinochet
Julio Bravo
Pinochet
Treasury
Sergio de Castro
Tokyo
Japan
China
South Korea
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Imperial Japanese Army
Asia
Kiichi Miyazawa
Gazette Wi
Large voluntary settlement over hazardous Hamilton waste dump
More than 100 firms agreed to pay 2.4 million for cleanup of the Chem-Dyne site in downtown Hamilton Ohio, one of the nation's worst dumps. The EPA announced the deal as the Justice Department filed suit against the site owners and 16 nonparticipants to recover about 1 million more and cover cleanup costs.
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Washington
Ohio
Environmental Protection Agency
Justice Department
Hamilton
B&o
Chem-Dyne Corp
Environmental Protection
EPA
Cincinnati
Congress
Witness in Donovan probe slain in Bronx
A key witness in the investigation clearing Secretary of Labor Raymond Donovan of organized crime ties was murdered in the Bronx. Nathan Masselli, son of a jailed mob figure, was shot in his car as police probe possible links to a buy-back scam tied to his father’s construction firm Jo-Pel.
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NEW York
Secretary of Labor
Raymond Donovan
Nathan Masselli
Leon Silverman
FBI
Masselli
Bronx
Silverman
Donovan
Teamsters Union
Fred Furino
Pellegrino William Masselli
Joseph Galiber
D-Bronx
Jo-Pel Construction and Trucking Inc
New York City
Jo-Pel
Schiavone Construction Co
Secaucus, N.J
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New Orleans
Kenneth McCullers
Don
Pan American World Airways
Kenner
Federal Election Commission
FEC
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Boston
George Paul
Paul
Federal Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms
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Sam King
Vine
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