FBI agent fired after indictments by two grand juries
FBI supervisor H Edward Tickel Jr was discharged after indictments by grand juries in Alexandria Virginia and Washington on charges including perjury tax evasion and obstructing a grand jury. He allegedly sold stolen jewels and entered the FBI credit union to steal.
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Right to die case yields 2.58 million award in Massachusetts
A Hampden Superior Court jury awarded Blanche Spring 2.58 million for privacy violations by Holyoke Geriatric Authority and four nurses who allowed right to life advocates to question her husband Earle as his family sought to halt life-sustaining dialysis. The verdict included against nurse Joan Wolohan. Spring aimed for 80 million.
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China to Build First Nuclear Plant Near Shanghai
Xinhua reports China will begin construction next year of its first nuclear power plant a 300 megawatt unit located 78 miles southwest of Shanghai with completion targeted for 1990. The nation notes it already possesses nuclear weapons and has not signed major nonproliferation treaties.
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Thompson Wins Tight Illinois Governor Race As Stevenson Calls Recount
In Springfield Gov. James Thompson is declared winner by a margin of 0.139 percent over Adlai Stevenson after a certified tally of 1,816,101 to 1,811,027. Stevenson signals plans to pursue a recount as he concedes the race in the closest Illinois gubernatorial contest on record.
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Andropov rules out concessions in U S detente push
In a keynote speech to the Soviet Central Committee Yuri Andropov rejected any preliminary concessions to improve U S relations while reaffirming Brezhnev era detente policies. He urged cautious reforms, cautioned against an escalating arms race, and called for equal, honest agreements as he praised changes within the Kremlin leadership.
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Walesa weighs new Solidarity plan to marginalize dissident aides
Lech Walesa has met with Solidarity associates in Warsaw and aims to revive the banned union by crafting a strategy that may include concessions to the military authorities. He plans to shed dissident advisers led by Jacek Kuron and Adam Michnik, amid government claims these figures hijacked the movement.
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Diana Reassures Crowds After Nursery Visit
Princess Diana spent an hour with toddlers at a Cirencester nursery and said she is feeling very well. She also told mothers her 5 month old son William is healthy and has learned to spit as a bath trick.
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