LaRouche supporters win Illinois Democratic nominations
LaRouche backers capture the Illinois Democratic nominations for lieutenant governor and secretary of state, shocking party officials. Mark Fairchild defeats George Langmeister for lieutenant governor, while Janice Hart leads Aurelia Puccinski for secretary of state. Contested Chicago City Council races amplify party turmoil as Adlai Stevenson weighs a third party bid.
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Prince Andrew to wed Sarah Ferguson in summer at Westminster Abbey
The palace announced Prince Andrew 26 will marry his childhood friend Sarah Ferguson 26 daughter of Maj Ronald Ferguson. They expect a summer wedding at Westminster Abbey with the couple shortly giving a joint interview and revealing an engagement ring. Sarah is a sales executive and Andrew a Royal Navy lieutenant who served in the Falklands.
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Doubts Raised Over Alleged Philippine Campaign Gifts
The chief Philippine investigator of Ferdinand Marcos wealth questions a document claiming $50,000 1980 contributions to Reagan and Carter campaigns. Officials from both campaigns deny knowledge, and Senator Cranston says two listed Mabuhay Corp officers share names with donors in his 1980 race, while he cautions on connections.
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White House condemns Senate budget plan for 1987 cuts
The Senate Budget Committee approved a bipartisan 1987 budget with large defense cuts and more than 18 billion in tax increases. It would set military spending at about 295 billion for 1987, extend revenue sharing, and raise pensions and Social Security benefits while freezing most domestic programs.
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FBI Flash: Richard Scutari Arrested in Texas
Richard Scutari, once among the FBI ten most wanted, was arrested at a San Antonio auto shop. He faces racketeering charges tied to the Brinks armored truck robbery in Ukiah California and concealing about 40000 dollars from the crime.
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Ambush Near Trade Fair Kills Israeli Embassy Worker
Gunmen in two cars attacked outside Cairo’s international trade fair killing an Israeli Embassy employee’s wife and wounding three others including diplomats’ spouses. A Western agency received a letter from a group claiming Egyptian Revolution responsibility.
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