Second Generation of Freeways opens in Los Angeles
Construction began on a double decker highway to ease traffic jams. Gov. George Deukmejian presided at the dedication of the overhead project. In Washington the GAO said job training focuses on skilled entrants rather than the unskilled in need, and remedial education for high school dropouts is under addressed.
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Uzbek Mob Rampage Grips Soviet Uzbekistan
Soviet reports say mobs of Uzbeks and Turks clash in Fergana Valley with police stations seized in Kokand and mass arson. Escalation since June 3 leaves about 80 dead and 800 injured as 9,000 troops deploy to restore order.
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Sakharov Attacks Congress After 13 Day Session Ends
Andrei Sakharov blasted the Congress of People's Deputies for failing to curb the Communist Party's power as Mikhail Gorbachev warned of no coup danger. The body repealed part of a decree on crimes against the state and moved to rewrite the constitution while Rasputin warned of internal power struggles.
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U S agents seize weapons linked to cartel plot in Florida
Federal officials said drug agents seized an arsenal of heavy machine guns high explosives and automatic weapons intended to assassinate Medellin cartel leader Pablo Escobar. Two men tied to the Cali cartel were arrested in West Palm Beach as the plot involved a drone flight over Escobar's hideout. Escobar's Medellin cartel supplied up to 80 percent of U S cocaine imports.
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Watt defends work as consultant before House panel
Former Interior Secretary James Watt testified he and a partner earned 300000 for arranging a meeting with a former cabinet colleague that led to a federal housing grant. He denied abusing the program and defended his legal moral and effective actions while lawmakers alleged influence peddling. The hearing followed an inspector general report on HUD favoritism in rehabilitating low income housing. Watt defended aiding a developer seeking subsidies for a 312 unit Essex Maryland project.
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