Drug probe ties Nassif to Cedar Rapids heroin ring
An undercover narcotics affidavit links Nassif Attiyeh and relatives in Lebanon to a Cedar Rapids heroin distribution network. The investigation, involving the FBI, DEA, ISP, and other agencies, traces a Beirut parcel containing heroin to Nassif with a street value estimated around five million dollars.
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Nassif
Iowa Division of Narcotics Enforcement
Cedar Rapids
Lebanon
Immigration and Naturalization
Shaker Nassif Attiyeh
U.S
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Rose Nassif
FBI
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
Iowa State Patrol
State Divi
George H. Chalhoub
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Missouri Highway Patrol
George
Maria Chalhoub
Shaker Nassif
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Explosions Hit Las Vegas Area Plant Complex Killing One
Two blasts leveled a fuel plant and a nearby candy factory near Henderson. A toxic cloud spread over five miles prompting evacuations for 20 blocks. NASA said ammonium perchlorate supply unaffected for shuttle launches planned through mid 1989.
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Reagan Softens Tone on Soviets and Glasnost Push
President Reagan urged the Soviets to go farther in glasnost during a briefing with audience questions. He offered the possibility of the U.S. giving Gorbachev the benefit of the doubt up to a point and spoke of a future summit. Reagan also voiced a goal to rid the world of nuclear weapons and imagined a space threat uniting humanity.
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Hostages held at Summerland Hotel amid Iran France deal
The release was awaited after France agreed to pay Iran 670 million dollars on a 1 billion loan from the late Shah. Payments had been frozen since the 1979 Iranian revolution. Kidnappers in Lebanon were tied to Iran, with Washington awaiting terms of release details.
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Iran
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
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