Haitians Freed From Federal Detention In Miami Release
Two Haitian men were released from Krome and Everglades detention centers as a judge voided the government policy. Etienne Francois and Raoul Felix left for Miami with relatives, amid cheers from fellow refugees. About 1,800 Haitians nationwide will be freed under Judge Spellman’s orders, with others to follow gradually.
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Krome Avenue
Francois
Raoul Felix
Everglades
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
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Krome
West Virginia
Texas
New York
Kentucky
Puerto Rico
U.S
Eugene P. Spellman
Gerard Jean-Juste
Haitian Refugee Center Inc
Catholic World Services
Felix
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
Torrential rains kill dozens in Nagasaki landslides
In Nagasaki, Japan heavy rain and mudslides killed at least 57 people with 79 missing and 98 buried or trapped. Nagasaki City saw 13 inches of rain in three hours and major infrastructure damage occurred as mud cloaked downtown areas.
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Nagasaki
Kyodo News Service
Calvi Death Ruled Self Inflicted by Pathologist
London AP report says Roberto Calvi 61 was not a victim of foul play as pathologist Professor Keith Simpson testifies at the inquest that Calvi hanged himself under a London bridge last month marking death by own action.
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Roberto Calvi
Keith Simpson
Calvi
86 Whale hunting ban supports global whaling halt
United States led a coalition that won a worldwide commercial whaling ban for an indefinite period starting in 1986. Japan and Norway vowed to continue, with the Soviet Union, Brazil, Iceland, South Korea and Peru opposing. Spain joined the pro ban, while five nations abstained. The IWC will review the ban by 1990 and may set new quotas if stocks recover.
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City targets gangs with unincorporated associations order
A Los Angeles judge issues a temporary restraining order naming Dogtown Primera Flats and 62nd Street Crips as unincorporated associations. Each gang member must remove graffiti in their areas or face five days in jail, with a hearing set for August 12 to possibly make the order permanent.
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Los Angeles
Robert Ruchhoff
Primera Flats
62Nd Street
Superior Court
John L. Cole
Ira Reiner
Army Threatens Pulling Contracts Over Recruiter Ban
Army judge advocate general Maj. Gen. Hugh J. Clausen warns he will seek to withhold Defense Department contracts from universities whose law schools bar Army recruiters. Harvard Yale Columbia NYU UCLA Wayne State receive part of over 41 million in DoD contracts. UC system about 30 million. Clausen cites military necessity and privacy concerns while ROTC and officer training may be withdrawn.
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Army
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Watt warns Israel over U S backing in energy policy clash
Interior Secretary James Watt warned Israeli Ambassador Moshe Arens that U S aid to Israel could be endangered if liberal Jewish groups oppose Reagan energy policies. He urged support for offshore drilling and coal mining programs and said opponents could weaken America's role as Israel's ally. The White House called the letter unfortunate.
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Washington
James Watt
Moshe Arens
Israel
Watt
White House
United States
America
Friends of Israel
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