Palestinian arrests and clashes widen in West Bank and Gaza
Israeli forces detained 10 Palestinians on suspicion of inciting resistance. seven released. A 30 year old Palestinian was fatally shot near Bethlehem as unrest persists. U N Security Council demanded return of four expelled Arabs. Six journalists were detained in east Jerusalem including Al Fajr editor Hanna Siniora who was later released on bail.
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Biggest Password winner nabbed on fraud charges
Kerry Ketchem 36 using alias Patrick Quinn appeared on Password in Burbank and Los Angeles, arrested at Mark Goodson Productions while claiming a $58,000 prize. Secret Service says he is a fugitive in a credit card fraud case, held for arraignment.
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Patrick Quinn
Mark Goodson
Jerry Chester
No law against eating a cat in Alaska
In Anchorage a man who ate a neighbor’s cat cannot be prosecuted for animal cruelty because Alaska has no law forbidding eating animals. The owner, Shayne Calkins, had entrusted his felines to the man while seeking homes due to allergy concerns. The neighbor reportedly ate the cat, left charred remains on the sidewalk, and claimed it was for breakfast.
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Army sergeant arrested for attempting to pass defense data to USSR
Sgt. Daniel Walter Richardson, 42, an Aberdeen Proving Grounds instructor, was arrested at the Chesapeake House Holiday Inn in Aberdeen after allegedly attempting to deliver defense information to the Soviet Union. The data reportedly involved the tank turret division and was not classified. A separate incident in Thompsontown, Pa., saw a coal train collision with four deaths after a stop signal was reportedly ignored.
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Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Maryland
Soviet Union
FBI
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Aberdeen
Chesapeake House Holiday Inn
Pipe through skull leaves Chicago worker in critical condition
William Walker a 47 year old construction worker fell fifteen feet onto a four inch metal pipe that pierced his skull doctors at Cook County Hospital removed the pipe and about ten percent of his brain in a seven hour operation. He remains critical though alert and able to talk.
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William Walker
James Stone
Cook County Hospital
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Walker
University of Illinois
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Jerry Lawrence
Clarence Norwood
Denis Sullivan
Lawrence
Engine stall sequence tied to 1984 Denver crash
Government documents released show Continental Flight 1713 officers heard a stall followed by a bang and crash within 4.3 seconds after takeoff from Denver. The DC-9, deiced earlier, killed 28 of 82 aboard. cause remains undetermined amid debate over stall origin and aerodynamic loss.
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Denver
Boise
Idaho
National Transportation Safety Board
Continental
Rockwell Wins IMU Contract for MX Missile
The Air Force awarded Rockwell International a 61 million dollar contract to build inertial measurement units for the MX missile, diversifying from Northrop. The move follows ongoing MX guidance failures, with 11 of 30 missiles out of service, as lawmakers challenge management and delivery issues.
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Rockwell
Anaheim
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Northrup
Les Aspin
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Ballistic Missile Office
United States to Withdraw 72 F-16s From Spain
Washington officials say after months of talks with Spain, the United States will concede to Spanish demands and pull 72 F-16 fighters stationed in Spain. In Beijing, Zhao Ziyang sent condolences to Taiwan over Chiang Ching-kuo’s death praising reunification efforts. In Geneva, U.S. and Soviet arms negotiators called the start of talks on reducing ICBMs constructive as both sides seek a 50 percent cut before a June summit.
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China
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Zhao Ziyang
Taiwan
Chiang Ching-kuo
New China
Zhao
Chiang
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