Reagan adopts gulf policy without intelligence risk study
Lawmakers say President Reagan committed to protecting Kuwaiti oil tankers without first obtaining formal risk assessments from U.S. intelligence agencies. They warn the policy was decided before any comprehensive analysis, and Congress may pursue legislative responses before the July Fourth recess.
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Barcelona Car Bomb Kills 15 in Hipercor Parking Garage
A car bomb in a Barcelona Hipercor department store garage killed 15 people and wounded 39, with ETA claiming responsibility per EFE. The blast collapsed a ceiling and sparked a fire in the underground levels, as officials noted many victims died from smoke asphyxiation and several were critically injured.
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Government recognizes colorized films under copyright law
The Copyright Office announced it will register colorized black and white films for copyright protection if the colorization reveals a minimum amount of individual creative contribution, a move seen as intensifying industry protests in Washington.
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Israeli forces arrest Gaza West Bank guerrilla cell leaders
After a year long manhunt Israeli security forces arrested members of a Palestinian guerrilla cell believed linked to the assassination of Nablus Mayor Zafer Masri. Brigadier General Amram Mitzna called the group highly dangerous and murderous.
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Beirut demands release of U.S. journalist and minister's son
Beilut and Damascus press for freeing abducted U S journalist Charles Glass and the defense minister's son. Iran backed Shiite groups are implicated as captors while negotiators seek safe return and end to the case.
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Democratic panel rejects early South Dakota primary bid
The Democratic Party Compliance Assistance Commission rejected South Dakota and Minnesota plans to hold delegate selections before March 8 1988. The panel warned states breaking rules could lose convention seating and hotel rooms, and said it would withhold accommodations and not seat affected delegations at the Atlanta convention. Several other states eyed moving ahead if allowed.
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Stark captain and two officers relieved of duty
The USS Stark commander Captain Glenn Brindel and two top officers Lt Cmdr Raymond Gajan and Lt Basil Moncrief Jr. were relieved of duty. Pentagon sources say a naval inquiry report recommended courts martial for all three over the May 17 Iraqi missile attack. The action follows a Joint Chiefs of Staff and Navy leadership review.
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