Palm Sunday clashes kill four Palestinians in West Bank
Four Palestinians died as clashes erupted after Palm Sunday services in Ramallah and Beit Sahur. Israeli forces pressed a week and a half long arrest campaign, with thousands detained and markets closed amid rising use of live ammunition and growing economic pressure. Prime Minister Shamir and Foreign Minister Peres clashed over peace efforts as Shultz prepared to return to the region.
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Vanunu jailed 18 years for espionage and treason
Mordechai Vanunu, former Israeli nuclear technician, was sentenced to 18 years for treason and espionage after a seven month closed trial. He revealed photos and details of Dimona to the Sunday Times, claiming to warn the world about nuclear dangers.
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Baby M Turns 2 As Visitation Case Moves Forward
In Tenafly New Jersey Melissa Stern and William Stern claim parental rights as the two year old known as Baby M born to surrogate Mary Beth Whitehead Gould. A judge will hear visitation arguments while a TV miniseries about the case is in production.
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Vehicle thefts total 12.3 million over 13 years report
A federal analysis covering 1973 to 1985 estimates 12.3 million vehicles stolen worth 52 billion dollars, with 65 percent recovered and actual losses after insurance at 16.1 billion. The report notes declines in theft rates per 1 000 vehicles and households and cites 7 million estimated attempted thefts, most not reported.
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Prosecutor claims Chambers forged checks to buy cocaine
Prosecutor says Robert Chambers forged about $7,000 in stolen checks to pay for drugs as his murder trial opened. His attorney denied the allegations while Chambers pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in Jennifer Levin’s death, acknowledging intent to hurt her.
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Boesak fears police may kill him in South Africa
South African anti-apartheid clergyman Allan Boesak, leader of the mixed‑race Dutch Reformed Church, said he fears for his life after death threats. Police rejected the claim as unfounded while Boesak warned of sinister actions amid a crackdown on anti‑apartheid groups.
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