Trapped 6 Days In Bathtub Rescued In Los Angeles
Ariadne Lohmann an 84 year old Russian immigrant widow living in a green house was found extremely weak in a dry bathtub after police broke in Thursday night neighbors say she survived days without food due to her size doctors at Midway Hospital conduct tests and consider a stroke may have limited her cries for help neighbor Joan Barr is credited with summoning authorities after seeing untouched mail for days
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Policy Eased For Coast Guard Drug Seizures On Small Amounts
Federal officials said they would relax the zero tolerance drug policy that had led to seizing yachts fishing boats and research ships for tiny marijuana finds. The change aims to spare innocent owners when guests or crew carry small quantities amid rising congressional pressure.
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Senate defeats amendment linking treaty to prior pacts
The Senate rejected five Symms amendments by wide margins, denying a move to tie the U S Soviet INF treaty to compliance with existing arms accords. Leaders warned ratification may slip past the Moscow summit as GOP and Democratic senators clashed over timing and leverage.
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Lawmaker Accused of Forcing Staff as Servants
Washington report alleges Rep. Gerry Sikorski of Minnesota used staff for domestic chores at his home and for personal tasks. Former aides say aides were treated as property with duties including driving his daughter and house chores while continuing government salaries. Campaign activities also allegedly funded by public staff salaries.
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Soviet Women Suffer Under Harsh Penal Colony Rules
A Soviet newspaper described life at Corrective Labor Women's Colony No. 65 15 in Kuybyshev as demeaning and grim. Prisoners, including a lecturer identified as Kutsyenkova, report uniforms, strict orders, meatless diets, and routine abuse fueling despair, addiction, and sexual violence.
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