Inmate hostage release at Ohio prison after three-day siege
About 20 inmates at Mack Alford Correctional Center released one of three guards they were holding. Capt. Lewis McGee was freed after inmates demanded food and talks with three state legislators. The siege, marked by banners calling for White Power, continued as officials negotiated.
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Walesa leads mass as Solidarity rally in Poland
In Warsaw thousands attend an outdoor Mass led by Solidarity founder Lech Walesa. He urged Poles to commit fully to the country as he cited the nine day shipyard sit in at Gdansk and the outlawed union, urging unity to overcome the crisis.
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Air Force to close three nuclear depots amid B 52 conversions
The Air Force informed Congress it will close depots storing nuclear weapons at Anderson Air Base Guam Loring Air Force Base Maine and Mather Air Force Base California as B 52s are converted to carry conventional bombs. A separate report from York notes killer Robert Chambers filmed scantily clad friends and his two strangulations during a party before his trial.
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Bush aide linked to Contra arms operation says Newsweek
Newsweek reported that Donald Gregg, Bush national security adviser, was the Washington contact for an arms supply operation called Arms Supermarket that funded Contra support with drug money during 1984 86. Brenneke testified Suarez said Medellin cartel financed and Fidel Noriega transit profits.
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Denver man sentenced to 376 years in rape burglary case
Quintin Keith Wortham, 27, acted as his own attorney and faced victims at trial. Denver County Court Judge Lynne Hufnagel imposed a 376 year term on 14 counts of rape burglary and theft after a two hour jury verdict finding guilt on all counts following a two hour deliberation.
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Iraq claims new attack and missing U S helicopter found
Iraq says warplanes struck a large naval target off Iran while Tehran accuses the U S Navy of jamming radar to aid Iraqi jets. The wreckage of a U S helicopter gunship vanished April 18 and recovered Sunday with two crewmen confirmed dead.
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Sikhs surrender at Golden Temple amid siege ends
About 125 men mostly Sikh extremists surrendered to police after Indian security forces fired hundreds of rounds into the Golden Temple complex. Police said 40 to 50 militants remained inside along with 18 women and eight children who left the temple compound.
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