Homeless Protester Vacates Fort Vancouver After Stand
Ken Rose, 40, a homeless protester, fired cannon blasts at Fort Vancouver in Vancouver Washington. He reportedly acted alone, scaled the wall, left a note, and surrendered after authorities arranged talks with reporters. No injuries or damage were reported. Rose had recently lived near Tillamook Oregon and was treated for PTSD and alcoholism at a Portland VA hospital.
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Ken Rose
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Debates Talks Begin Between Bush And Dukakis Camp
Negotiations start on full televised debates with terms to be decided. Dukakis chair Paul Brountas and Susan Estrich meet Bush chair James Baker III and aides Roger Ailes and Bob Goodwin to discuss number timing and sponsorship. Dukakis seeks at least three debates and a single moderator option.
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George Bush
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Dukakis
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Bush
James Baker III
Roger Ailes
Bob Goodwin
Sens
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Dan Quayle
R-Ind
Brountas
Sailor dies in Peruvian submarine collision at sea
An injured Peruvian sailor died in a navy hospital after a sunken submarine crash. Five seamen were killed in the collision with the Japanese fishing boat Kyowa Maru. Three others remain missing as divers search the Pacific depths.
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Peru
Navy
Oscar Ramos
Pacific Ocean
Chicago actors dupe talk show hosts on national TV
Two part time Chicago actors duped Oprah Winfrey Sally Jessy Raphael and Geraldo Rivera by posing as participants in sex therapy. They say the hoax aimed to test television stardom while a psychologist involved says they were not acting. Rivera seeks legal action as investigators look into the scheme.
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Oprah Winfrey
Sally Jessy Raphael
Geraldo Rivera
Toni Freiwald
Andy Warhol
Wes Bailey
Bailey
Geraldo
Rivera
Freiwald and Bailey
Chicago
Dean Dauw
Freiwald
Dauw
Florida
Omaha World- Herald
Dann
EPA Bans New Los Angeles Pollution Threat Constructions
The EPA bans new facilities in greater Los Angeles that emit over 100 tons annually of ozone forming pollutants, with possible similar actions in Ventura County and several Midwest and Western cities. The moratorium on penalties expires tonight, stalling revisions to the Clean Air Act as Congress negotiates measures to curb pollution and set a 3 percent annual reduction goal.
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Cleveland
Atlanta
Dallas
Lee M. Thomas
Linn County
Interstate 380
Center Point Road
Iran Iraq peace talks stall over Shatt al Arab waterway
In Geneva both foreign ministers skip the session as the 4 day talks falter over the Shatt al Arab waterway Iraq blames Iran for blocking progress while sunken ships keep the waterway closed. Iran says Iraq violated the truces near Abadan and Shush with more than 650 troops captured.
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Iran
Tariq Aziz
New York
U.N
Abadan
Shatt-al-Arab
Gulf
Shush
Tehran
Medicaid data eyed to root out illicit drug sales
A GAO study cited by Rep. Charles Rangel proposes using Medicaid management data to spot pharmacies with unusually high controlled substance claims. The report found 11 New York drugstores with above average controlled substance business in 1986, seven of which were disqualified from Medicaid in 1987.
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Charles Rangel
Dn.y
General Accounting Office
GAO
New York
Oil Found in Paris Suburb by Elf Aquitaine
Oil was discovered beneath a Paris suburb as Elf Aquitaine reports a successful first wildcat well in the Paris-Isle-de-France permit area. The joint venture includes Total and BP France with Elf Aquitaine holding 50 percent, awarded in December 1985.
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Societe Nationale Elf Aquitaine
Paris-Isle-de-France
Thomas Saunders
Elf Aquitaine
Total-Compagnie Francaises Des Petroles
British Petroleum France
Afghan pilot and doctor launch toward Mir space station
A Soyuz TM 6 returned to orbit from Baikonur with Dr Valery Polyakov Afghan air force pilot Abdul Ahad Mohmand and veteran cosmonaut Vladimir Lyakhov aboard. They aim to dock with Mir while Titov and Manarov pursue a 326 day space endurance record on the station.
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U.S.S.R
Mir Space Station
Moscow
Valery Polyakov
Abdul Ahad Mohmand
Vladimir Lyakhov
Vladimir Titov
Musa Manarov
Titov
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