Israel agrees to share data on Lebanon war tactics
Defense Minister Moshe Arens said Israel will provide the United States with information on technology and tactics used to destroy weaponry in Lebanon without a signed treaty. He framed the move as honoring past agreements and keeping confidentiality, while signaling a two way street in relations. U.S. envoy Philip Habib arrived in Beirut amid hopes to resolve Israel Lebanon security disputes including the future of a U N peace-keeping force and Haddad’s forces reintegration.
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Month-old child found after kidnapping suspect dies
A month-old baby abducted at gunpoint was found safe in Pompano Beach at the home of Mary Ann Boynton. The suspect killed herself during an FBI interview while authorities questioned her. the infant was reunited with his parents and is in good condition.
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NTSB blames downdraft for Pan Am jet crash at New Orleans
The National Transportation Safety Board attributes the Pan American World Airways Boeing 727 crash near Kenner Louisiana to an abrupt and concentrated downdraft wind shear on takeoff from New Orleans. The crash killed 153 people and occurred as the aircraft climbed to under 150 feet before striking trees and crashing a mile from the airport.
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CHP probesColfax crash as two charter buses collide
California investigators dismantle two gamblers special charter buses after a deadly Colfax freeway crash. A 45 passenger bingo bus home from Reno to Marysville collided with a second bus carrying 34 Vietnamese immigrants from Sacramento. Three dead, 56 injured.
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Illinois Sues Waste Management Over 400000 Gallons Dump
The Illinois attorney general filed a 2.2 million suit against Waste Management Inc and two subsidiaries for dumping 400000 gallons of suspected cancer causing DCBs at a landfill without a permit. The state cites missing shipment records and safety concerns to keep EPA unaware.
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Divorced man pleads innocent in motel boy arson case
Charles Rothenberg, 42, of Brooklyn, pleaded innocent to attempted murder and arson after his 6-year-old son David suffered burns totaling 85 to 90 percent in a Buena Park motel fire near Disneyland. He is jailed on 250000 bond as investigators described a man carrying a plastic container fleeing the room as flames erupted.
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Cagney’s son puts Roaring Brook estate on Martha’s Vineyard up for sale
James Cagney Jr. says he will sell 72 acres for 470000 with the rest offered in a deal potentially totaling 1100000 for the 218 acre family estate. The actor’s son, who builds America's Cup yachts in Newport, says his father in New York rarely visits the island, and he cannot take summers off due to his sailing business.
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Nancy Reagan boosts Diff'rent Strokes ratings
Nancy Reagan appeared on Diff'rent Strokes to deliver an anti drug message for youths. The first lady’s press secretary said the Saturday episode drew 32.5 million viewers, with the show’s usual audience about 26.3 million.
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Abernathy to be released from Johns Hopkins Hospital
Civil rights leader Ralph Abernathy will leave Johns Hopkins Hospital on Thursday two months after a stroke. The 56 year old was listed in good condition after surgery to bypass a blocked brain artery aimed at preventing another stroke. Abernathy co founded the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in 1957 with the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Court upholds Harris murder verdict in Tarnower case
The Supreme Court refused to overturn Jean Harris's 1980 murder conviction for Herman Tarnower's killing, ending any chance to overturn her 15 years to life sentence. The decision left intact her Westchester County prison term and declined to explain the denial of the late appeal.
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Protests greet nuclear carrier Enterprise in Japan
In Sasebo thousands marched against the arrival of the nuclear powered US carrier Enterprise. Red paint smeared the hull from small boats while police briefly clashed with protesters. Six arrests were reported aboard a fishing boat before it was captured. In Warsaw the Polish government invited Pope John Paul II to visit June 16 to 22 for his second pilgrimage since becoming pontiff.
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Montreal detective charged with drug trafficking
Detective Captain Henri Marchessault of the Montreal police drug squad was arrested on drug trafficking charges after an investigation ordered by Police Chief Andre De Luca. The 25-year veteran, 44, was to appear in sessions court for arraignment and a bail hearing.
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