Pope assailed in Lisbon amid guarded papal visit
A man slashed a police officer and lunged at Pope John Paul II during a Lisbon stop. The pontiff, aided by security, continued his four day pilgrimage as officials said no trip plans were canceled. The assailant, Juan Fernandez Krohn, 32, was restrained and questioned.
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Lisbon
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Vatican
Argentina seeks British recognition before Falklands peace talks
Argentina presses for recognition of sovereignty as a precondition to talks with Britain while Costa Mendez says U.N. negotiations move slowly. Three foreign journalists are expelled and a British crew kidnapped and released near Buenos Aires, mirroring a prior incident with Christopher Jones.
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Costa Mendez
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Buenos Aires
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Christopher Jones
Thames Television
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Guatemala Leftist Guerrillas and Army Trade Blame
Guerrilla and army spokesmen exchange accusations over widespread killings in Guatemala. A dissident spokesman via an embassy loud speaker denies possessing weapons and says the group protests government repression with leaflets and nonviolent action while blaming public forces for any harm.
Lewellyn arraigned on mail fraud and embezzlement charges
Lewellyn was arraigned in federal court in Des Moines before U.S. Magistrate Ronald Longstaff who set a 10 a.m. deadline to post a 50000 personal surety bond and a July 16 trial date. He faces two counts of mail fraud, plus false statements to a bank and misapplication of bank funds tied to embezzlement and a $1.5 million misapplied loan from University Bank at Ames and related SEC disclosures in New York filings.
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Ames
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Ames Bank
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Beck
Securities Exchange Commission
St. Louis
Den
SEC
Iowa
Las Vegas
Nev
Gasoline Shortage Seen Across Cedar Rapids Area
Williams Pipeline reports ongoing gasoline shortages in Cedar Rapids area as refineries reduce output to 65 percent capacity. Two refineries, one in Missouri and one in Oklahoma, plan closures prompting shifts to newer plants. Outages are brief but frequent, with potential price effects uncertain due to complex factors.
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