Heineken and chauffeur freed after dawn raid
Dutch police rescued Alfred Heineken and his chauffeur Ab Doderer in a pre dawn raid on an isolated warehouse near the harbor. Twenty four suspects were arrested in three cities as part of the case involving a ransom reported between 10 and 11.6 million dollars.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Alfred Heineken
Heineken Brewery
Ab Doderer
Hague
U S seeks unity among Nicaragua rebel factions
U S special envoy Richard Stone will mediate a Panama meeting with leaders of at least three anti Sandinista groups to end factional infighting and press the Sandinista government. Officials say goal is a united contra front and a shared statement of democratic objectives.
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Washington
United States
Nicaragua
U.S
Richard Stone
Panama
Adolfo Calero
Democratic Force
Alfonso Robelo
Democratic Revolutionary Alliance
Calero
Honduras
Robelo
Costa Rica
State Department
Tomas Borges
Central America
House Democrats
Jim Leach
Iowa
Stone
Florida
Cuba
Latin America
Spacelab surveys upper atmosphere chemistry in orbit
Columbia's Spacelab instruments probe high altitude chemistry and turbulence, with a French device delivering first deuterium measurements at 50 to 60 miles. ESA scientist notes deuterium ratios align with expectations aiding vertical gas exchange models. Astronauts and scientists pursue 70 experiments across physiology, astronomy, Earth observation, and materials processing.
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New York Times
Houston
Columbia
Spacelab
Karl Knott
European Space Agency
Economic index rises for 14th straight month
Washington AP reports the government's Index of Leading Economic Indicators rose 0.8 percent in October, the 14th monthly gain. Baldrige calls the expansion on track with inflation a key factor to monitor. Ortner notes mixed risks including a large trade deficit and inflation pressures.
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Washington
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
Baldrige
White House
Larry Speakes
Robert A. Gough Jr
Data Resources Inc
Robert Ortner
Commerce Department
United States
Ortner
Alan P. Murray
Citibank
Frat Hazing Death Sparks Nashville Investigation
A 20 year old Tennessee State University engineering junior Vann L. Watts of Birmingham Alabama died from an alcohol overdose after an off campus Omega Psi Phi hazing party. Police say alcohol and bruising were found on the body with a blood alcohol level of 0.52 percent.
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Nashville, Tenn
Omega Psi Phi Social Fraternity
Sherman Nickens
Vann L. Watts
Birmingham, Ala
Tennessee State University
Nickens
Charles Harlan
Davidson County
Watts
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