Time Inc settles suit over famous World War II kiss photo
Time Inc and man claiming to be the sailor in the Times Square kiss photo settled a $100,000 suit without a monetary exchange. The case involved Life magazine profits from selling copies of the Aug 27 1945 image featuring a nurse and a sailor. U.S. District Judge Ronald Lagueux approved the agreement.
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Reagan warns Sandinistas would not hesitate to call Congress
President Reagan said he would not hesitate to call Congress back in special session if the Contras are threatened. The claim aims to keep rebel hopes alive until a new president takes office. A $16.5 million weapons cache for the rebels appears unlikely, and a special session is considered very unlikely.
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Electrician shoots two supervisors then commits suicide at Palo Alto utility
Vladimir Kozubov, 49, a city electrical worker, opened fire in his Palo Alto office, gravely wounding two supervisors. Charles Monzingo, 44, was in critical condition while Thomas Darden, 35, stood stable. Kozubov died at the utility control center. Friday marked his ninth year on the job. Both victims were treated at Stanford Hospital.
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Senate approves video rental privacy bill nationwide
The Senate approved a bill to shield video store rental records from public release. The measure would require customer consent before any list of rented titles could be disclosed, reinforcing privacy after coverage of Robert Bork’s viewing habits. House action pending.
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Koreans Attack U S Office in Kwangju
In Kwangju on Friday about 100 protesters clashed with police outside the U S Information Service building. They hurled rocks and gasoline bombs injuring 13 officers, with two police seriously hurt. four protesters were arrested.
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South Korea
U.S
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Poland premier forms narrower cabinet after opposition turndown
Premier Mieczyslaw Rakowski said he offered Cabinet posts to four opposition figures who declined. He will form a government less broadly based, claiming reforms can proceed without Solidarity. Sejm approved a mostly Communist Cabinet 363 to 1 with no abstentions.
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Protests clash with Israeli troops in occupied territories
Israeli troops clashed with protesters across the occupied territories. Arab sources and Israeli radio reported one Palestinian dead and five wounded.
Iran closes border with Turkey over Kurdish refugees
Ankara reports Iran has sealed its border with Turkey to halt Kurdish refugees fleeing into Turkey after an Iraqi offensive. A Turkish official confirmed the action on Friday amid regional tensions and refugee movements.
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Duo acquitted in armed newspaper siege protest
Eddie Hatcher and Timothy Jacobs, both Tuscarora Indians from Pembroke, were acquitted of all charges after a 10 hour siege at the Robesonian office in Robeson County. They said the protest aimed to expose alleged local corruption and drug trafficking. No injuries occurred during the takeover.
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LaRouche faces new fraud and tax counts
A federal grand jury in Alexandria charged Lyndon LaRouche and six associates with conspiring to commit mail fraud by misrepresenting loan repayment plans for about 30 million dollars. The indictment also accuses them of conspiring to defraud the IRS by concealing money spent on his behalf.
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Mexican frees U.S. diplomat after 14-hour hostage seizure
Francisco Delfin Perez of Cordova Veracruz surrendered to authorities after holding Edwin Culp and secretary Teresa Horts at gunpoint for 14 hours to protest family inheritance disputes. The U.S. diplomat was released unharmed and awaits talks with Mexican officials.
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Wholesale prices rise 0.4 percent in September
The Labor Department reports a 0.4 percent jump in the wholesale price index in September as energy prices fall and food costs rise. Excluding food and energy, the index increases 0.6 percent. Federal data also show factory output steady and retail sales down 0.4 percent, signaling moderating growth.
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Illness linked to airline meals hits Northwest flyers
Health officials trace Shigellosis cases to meals served aboard Northwest flights from Minneapolis to Nashville Detroit and Seattle and a Vikings charter to Miami. Four cases confirmed with more than 100 expected. source believed Marriott air line kitchen at MSP airport. Big outbreak spans national cases including Germany amid airline meal investigation.
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