U S Cuts Off Panama Over Noriega Rule
The Reagan administration suspended a 26 million dollar aid program and ordered U S diplomats to shun Panama defense chief General Noriega amid accusations of murder complicity corruption and vote fraud linked to anti American unrest at the U S Embassy in Panama City. Officials say the aid freeze may continue despite restitution for embassy damage.
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Reagan
Panama
U.S
pro-Noriega
Panama City
United States
Protests in Dhaka Turn Violent Demanding Ershad Resignation
Rock throwing protesters clashed with police on the second day of a nationwide strike in Dhaka Bangladesh over President Lt. Gen. Hossain Mohammad Ershad s leadership. Five people were reported dead.
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Kuwaiti Tankers Transit Gulf Under U.S. Protection
A convoy of Kuwaiti tankers and three U.S. warships reached the voyage midpoint in the Persian Gulf and is due to arrive off Kuwait today. The Pentagon said Iran avoided the convoy as ships protecting the tankers now fly U S registry for protection.
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U.S
Persian Gulf
Kuwait
Pentagon
Navy
Iran
Diver leaves farewell message on air tank before drowning
In Brooksville Florida 17 year old Jason Tuskes disappeared in an underwater cave near a spring marked No Diving. His body was found in 57 feet of water with a message reading I love you Mom Dad and Christian etched on his air tank. Authorities believe he got trapped and removed his gear while trying to reach the surface. His father Art Tuskes spoke of his son’s closeness to family.
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Frank Bierwiler
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Art Tuskes
Jason
Tuskes
Dallas Edges Houston In 1986 Metro Population Rise
Census Bureau estimates show Dallas-Fort Worth moving from ninth to eighth among the nation s 281 metro areas with 3 655 300 residents as of July 1 1986 up 24 7 percent since 1980. Houston slips to ninth with 3 634 300 as growth slows. New York remains the largest metro with 17 967 800.
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Dallas
Texas
Houston
New York
Dallas-Fort Worth
Sun Belt
Iowa City and Cedar Rapids Lose Population in 1986 Estimates
Census Bureau estimates show all Iowa metro areas except Des Moines posting small declines from 1985 to 1986. Cedar Rapids drops about 200, Iowa City about 200, while Des Moines grows by 1,700. University of Iowa analyst Swenson cautions these shifts may be statistical and expects modest future growth.
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University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Linn County
Johnson County
Dave Swenson
Institute of Public Affairs
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Dubuque
Sioux City
Polk
Warren
Dallas
Omaha
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Don Canney
Neighbors Ignored Girl's Gang Attack in Crenshaw District
A 16 year old girl was gang assaulted for two hours in an apartment while residents nearby ignored her screams. Five youths were arrested and six more sought as police investigated the summer school student case. The girl sought help at Hillcrest Drive School and received medical care.
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Douglas Dreyer
Crenshaw
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
D.L. Williams
Williams
Hillcrest Drive
Nellie Richardson
Willard Love
Dorsey High School
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