Delavan police scandal shocks Wisconsin town
In Delavan Wisconsin three police officers including Police Chief Robert Peyer are suspended amid allegations of misconduct at a strip club and nightclub, with charges ranging from tipping and selling uniform parts to adultery and drag racing. A public hearing is planned by the Police and Fire Commission later this month.
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Delavan
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Wayne Polzin
David Stebnitz
Robert Peyer
Peyer
Internal Revenue Service
Jerry Petrone
Edward Rome
Rome
Jeffrey Lofy
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Bear Attacks 2-Year-Old at Ohio Mall Show
A 2-year-old boy was clawed by a 300 pound Himalayan black bear during a picture session at Kingsgate Mall in Mansfield Ohio. The trainer was injured and the child flown to a Columbus hospital in poor condition. Authorities quarantined the bear after capture.
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Ohio
Mansfield
Kevin Kuhn
Galion
Kingsgate
Mansfield Police Department
Kuhn
Mansfield General Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Anne Monk
Rsing
Children’s
Nal
Walter Naghtin Jr
Northbrook
Ill
Mansfield Hospital
Naghtin
The
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Prince Charles urges U S audience to voice urban design concerns
At the Remaking Cities Conference in Pittsburgh Prince Charles endorsed public participation to avoid past urban design disasters. He urged consulting city residents, citing four decades of practice in planning and recognizing that professions may err. He warned against fashionable but inhumane trends.
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Pittsburgh
Britain
Prince Charles
Atlantic
United States
United Kingdom
Prince of Wales
American Institute of Architects
Royal Institute of British Architects
Freed German returns to home in Beirut after captivity
West German engineer Ralph Schray and his pregnant wife returned to West Beirut on Saturday two days after his release from more than five weeks as a hostage held by pro Iranian Shiite Muslims. He called Beirut his home and expressed happiness to be with family at a news conference at Sporting Beach Club.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Ralph Schray
West Beirut
Schray
Sporting
George Abu Nassar
Schrag
Damascus
Syria
Rana Mounla
Rights activists rounded up before Czech religious freedom push
Police detained thirteen dissidents including Vaclav Havel and Stanislav Devaty on the eve of a Catholic pilgrimage to press for more religious freedom in Czechoslovakia. Six other religious activists were briefly held as officers faced resistance at a British diplomat’s door.
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Reuters
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Vaclav Havel
Stanislav Devaty
Foreign Office
David Radford
Charter 77
Peter Uhl
Uhl
London
Vaclav Benda
Frantisek Tomasek
Charter Movement
Europe
Salvadoran official linked to misused U S aid probe
U S and Salvadoran officials investigate alleged theft of as much as 2 million in a 10 million aid program. Luis Mejia Miranda, once director of Canara, denies charges and remains a Christian Democratic candidate amid calls for broader corruption probes. Duarte's son Alexander faces influence questions as the case unfolds ahead of March elections.
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New York Times
San Salvador
el Salvador
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Christian Democratic Party
U.S
Luis Mejia Miranda
Duarte
Alejandro Duarte
Mejia
Salvadoran
National Commission For the Restoration of
Canara
National Assembly
Vatican predicts record deficit for 1988
The Vatican projected a budget shortfall of 61.8 million dollars for 1988, with expected revenues of 60.1 million and expenditures of 121.9 million. The deficit marks the church's ongoing annual loss since 1979, excluding the Vatican bank and papal travel costs.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Giuseppe Caprio
Profect of Economic Affairs
Holy See
Vatican Radio
L’osservatore Romano
Vatican Bank
John Paul II
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