Fire roars through North Carolina forest lands as residents evacuate
A massive fire that charred 26 000 acres loops across southeastern North Carolina forcing evacuations east of U S 17 and areas between the highway and the Intracoastal Waterway. Officials report two to three heads feeding the flames, with smoke reaching Florida as crews spray chemicals from aircraft and protect Hampstead properties.
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Henry Smith
Pender County
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Jacksonville
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Mike Sanders
Baker plans 1988 GOP run despite Bush praise
Former Senator Howard Baker of Tennessee announced at a Virginia news conference that he intends to seek the 1988 Republican presidential nomination while expressing support for George H. W. Bush as a strong vice president. The remarks were delivered after Baker’s speech to the Business Council in Hot Springs.
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Britain Expels Syrian Diplomats Over Airliner Bomb Plot
Britain orders three Syrian diplomats to leave within seven days after Damascus refused to waive immunity for questioning about an El Al airliner bombing attempt at Heathrow. Scotland Yard doubted admissible evidence if immunity remained. The case ties to Nezar Hindawi and other terrorist links, underscoring Prime Minister Thatcher's hard line on terrorism.
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Ahmed Nawaf Mansur Hasi
Ewen Fergusson
Zaki Oud
Ahmad Abdul Latif
Mounir Mouna
Margaret Thatcher
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Libya
Sandinista accuse U.S. officers of spying protest sent
Nicaragua's Sandinista government charges two U.S. military officers attached to the embassy with spying near Lima in Zelaya province. A Foreign Ministry note says Col. Alden Cunningham and Capt. Barbara Sims were intercepted May 6 and says no action was ordered.
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U.S
Foreign Ministry
Alden Cunningham
Barbara Sims
Lima
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Susan Clyde
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