Security guard fires at coworkers killing two in California warehouse
Lebron Flenaugh Jr. 45, a Wells Security Systems guard assigned to Micropure Inc in Concord, shot at colleagues with a .357 revolver, killing 17-year-old Jennifer Hollis and 19-year-old Jim Disney and wounding four others. He was arrested three hours later at his home in Oakland. Witnesses recalled him muttering about a lousy job as the rampage unfolded at the warehouse housing 21 telemarketing workers.
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Soviet eject Canada diplomats in retaliation over expulsion
The Soviet Union ordered Canada’s military attaché to leave Moscow and barred seven former Canadian diplomats from returning. Twenty five Soviet workers were pulled from Canada’s Moscow embassy. Tass accused attaché Larry Bowen of spying.
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Sakharov joins street rally demanding Stalin victims memorial
In Moscow Andrei Sakharov joined former political prisoners and intellectuals at a rally to demand a monument to Stalin's victims. About 200 protesters at Pushkin Square resisted police orders as the Democratic Union held a separate demonstration against the KGB and political police.
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Contra Fighters Return to Nicaragua After Cease Fire
Thousands of Contras trek from base camps in Honduras into Nicaragua to resume fighting against the Sandinista government. Commanders in northern Nicaragua say negotiations have little chance of a lasting settlement and note fighters are returning despite leadership disagreements in Honduras and Miami.
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Bomb kills 13 in Peshawar hotel framing city violence
A bomb destroyed a three story hotel and tearoom in central Peshawar killing 13 and injuring four. Officials blamed Afghan government agents with suspects tied to the seven party Afghan guerrilla alliance headquartered nearby.
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Border
Peshawar
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