Rampage Ends With Self-Destruction After Family Slayings
A man with mental illness killed seven relatives across two days before killing himself when police arrived at a Federal Way home. Victims include his wife Linda Jean Lynam 34 and their children Shaina and Jason. parents Thomas Lynam 74 and Francis 66. and Linda's parents Jack and Willie Mae Hall. The gunman Daniel Patrick Lynam 36 was found at the Federal Way house. Police say the four Tacoma killings and the Federal Way deaths are connected.
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Daniel Patrick Lynam
King County Medical Examiner’s Office
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Tacoma
Larson
Lyman
Vaughn van Zandt
Linda Jean Lynam
Shaina Lynam
Jason Lynam
Emmanuel Lacsina
Pierce County
Thomas Lynam
Francis
Jack
Willie Mae Hall
Police charge opposition as 100 injured in Dhaka protests
Police baton charges into a large anti-government march near Parliament injuring more than 100 and detaining over 40. Among the injured were former ministers Abdul Samad Azad Abdul Mannan and others. leaders were later released as Hasina urged police and troops to join the opposition.
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Bangladesh
Abdul Samad Azad
Abdul Mannan
Abdur Razzaque
Peasants and Workers Awami League
Kamal Hossain
Pankhaj Bhattacharya
National Awami Party
Awami League
Motia Choudhury
Shoukat Ali
Sahera Khatoon
Associated Press
Sheikh Hasina
Hussain Mohammad Ershad
Federal lawsuits triple since 1970
Federal civil case filings rose from 87,300 in 1970 to 254,800 last year as criminal cases grew slightly. The number of district judges increased 43 percent to 575. Backlogs stem from complex cases like toxic waste suits, with less than 5 percent reaching trial in 1986. The government was a party in 36 percent of civil cases.
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Bureau of Justice Statistics
Carol Kaplan
Federal Statistics Branch
The
Bureau
Justice Department
U.S
Britain open to reflag Kuwaiti tankers if asked
London would consider Kuwaiti requests to reflag Kuwaiti vessels to British registry as protection from Iranian attacks. Ambassador Peter Hinchliff said Britain would review any formal request, noting strong Kuwait Britain ties. Kuwait has sought support from major powers to shield its shipping amid Iran Iraq tensions.
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Persian Gulf
America
Soviet Union
Al-Anbaa
Peter Hinchlife
Brit
Hinchcliff
Gibraltar
Iran
Iraq
Foreign Office
Sheik Ali Khalifa al-Sabah
U.N. Security Council
Liberal Whites and ANC press for negotiations in South Africa
A joint communique from liberal white South Africans and the banned ANC urged negotiations with the government and the unconditional release of all political prisoners. The group warned the ruling attitude blocks progress while Mandela remains jailed and the ANC seeks legalization.
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Dakar
Senegal
African National Congress
ANC
South Africa
Nelson Mandela
Lebanon Official Calls For Economic State Of Emergency
Justice Minister Nabih Berri urged an economic state of emergency to cope with Lebanon’s worst financial crisis in 12 years of civil war. He proposed banning dealings with foreign currencies except legalized imports and backed a broad opposition front to push Muslim power sharing and warned of a military showdown if reforms stall.
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Lebanon
Nabih Berri
Berri
Amal
Camille Chamoun
Rashid Karami
Karami
Beirut
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