Retirees Protest In Panama Banks Over Frozen Funds
Thousands of Panamanian retirees blocked traffic in Panama City demanding pension money as U.S. sanctions considerations loom. Banks closed and payment centers promised but not yet open, while protesters chanted against Noriega and U.S. policy.
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United States
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National Bank of Panama
Deaf students shut down Gallaudet over new hearing president
About 1,800 of Gallaudet University's 2,200 students protested the board's selection of Elizabeth Zinser as president, blocking campus entrances and marching to the Capitol. They demand a deaf president, arguing only a deaf leader can understand deaf students, while the university relies on federal funding.
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Washington, D.C
IRS may require time estimates on tax forms
The proposal from the Office of Management and Budget would require federal forms to display the average time needed and invite public comment. The IRS estimates Form 1040 takes about 2 hours 40 minutes on average, though officials fear such notices could confuse taxpayers and spark protests.
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Washington
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IRS
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Richard Carro
Treasury
Milstead defies Mecham on death threats probe during impeachment
Arizona police chief Ralph Milstead testified he was shocked when Governor Mecham told him not to cooperate in the investigation of an alleged death threat. Milstead quoted Mecham saying the attorney general is out to hang me and I won’t help him.
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Evan Mecham
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Ralph Milstead
Senate
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Court to rule on adult stores racketeering case
The Supreme Court agreed to hear challenges to Indiana's racketeering law used to close adult bookstores. The case involves Fort Wayne stores accused of obscenity violations and seeks free speech protections amid asset seizure powers.
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Supreme Court
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Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Divine dies in sleep in Los Angeles hotel room
Harris Glenn Milstead known as Divine in film history died in his sleep in a Los Angeles hotel room. He was 42 and may have died of asphyxiation. The Los Angeles County coroner's office opened an investigation as Milstead was in town to appear in a John Waters film and a TV show segment.
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Divine
Milstead
AIDS report sparks heated response from researchers
Los Angeles Times reports Dr William Masters and Virginia Johnson along with Dr Robert Kolodny claim AIDS is spreading among heterosexuals estimating 200000 infections. Critics led by Mathilde Krim accuse them of alarming the public and exploiting fear to sell a book.
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New York
William Masters
Virginia Johnson
Robert Kolodny
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Masters
Johnson
Kolodny
3000 3005 3010 3200 3210
A compact listing shows numbers 3000 3005 3010 3200 3210 grouped with related 3220 3650 3730 digits. The fragment hints at a catalog or series index without clear context or event details.
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