Waldenbooks protest cites banned books and censorship
Waldenbooks displays at Westdale Mall protesting censorship and DOJ actions on pornography. Aldenbooks list includes Brave New World and Catcher in the Rye. Waldenbooks emphasizes freedom of choice and access to reading, with displays across 1,000 stores begun June 29 to align with Independence Day.
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Secret Stealth fighter crashes near Bakersfield
A fatal Air Force crash in Sequoia National Forest near Bakersfield California involved a highly secret Stealth fighter. The Air Force sealed the site and limited information while firefighters contained a brush fire.
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South Africa reports heavy guerrilla fighting with deaths
In South Africa police report two clashes in which multiple guerrillas were killed near King William's Town in the eastern Cape and in northern Transvaal near the Botswana border. One policeman wounded as seven insurgents fled. The toll reaches at least 17 guerrilla deaths since the emergency was declared.
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CIA to oversee U S Nicaragua operations under policy shift
The Reagan administration assigns day to day military actions against Nicaragua to the CIA with the State Department directing policy and Congress awaiting funding of 100 million dollars for the contras. CIA chief Casey pledged coordination to avoid embarrassment and the setup aims to blunt political attack.
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Wholesale prices fall 6.5 percent in first half 1986
The Labor Department reports a 6.5 percent drop in wholesale prices for the first six months of 1986, the largest half year decline since 1947, with June prices flat from May. Analysts note ongoing economic slack and Fed rate cuts aim to spur growth, while consumers hope for inflation relief. The report triggers bank rate adjustments and favorable lending conditions.
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