Meese aide took free rides on government planes
Justice Department records show former Attorney General Edwin Meese allowed E Robert Wallach to accompany him on several trips aboard government planes at no cost. The records say the trips were legal though Rep. Glenn English seeks a DOJ investigation into the arrangements.
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Wallach
Washington — Justice Department
Edwin Meese
E. Robert Wallach
Department
Glenn English
Oklahoma
Justice Department
Ravioli Factory Worker Pulled Into Dough Machine
Mount Vernon man Calvin Knight was trapped in a six foot tall dough kneading machine at John's Ravioli Co in New Rochelle. Fire crews released him after more than an hour and moved the machine to New Rochelle Hospital for surgery or care where the blades were removed and Knight remained in stable condition.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
Calvin Knight
Mount Vernon
Knight
John’s Ravioli Co
Raymond Kiernan
Kiernan
New Rochelle Hospital
Defense consultant admits paying for contract information
William Parkin a former Navy contracting official now running a consulting firm acknowledged paying another consultant Fred Lackner monthly for technical information on a pending Navy contract. He said payments totaling 15 000 to 18 000 were made between 1986 and the contract details were provided to Hazeltine Corp of Long Island New York.
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Washington
Pentagon
William Parkin
Navy
Fred Lackner
Parkin
Lackner
Hazeltine Corp
Long Island
N.Y
Titan 340 Rocket Launch Powers Secret Satellite
A secret military satellite was launched from Cape Canaveral aboard a Titan 340 rocket. The mission marked the rocket’s third consecutive success after an 18 month grounding period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Lawmakers Finish Brazil Charter Replacing Military Rule
In BRASILIA lawmakers completed a new constitution that ends the generals era. It does not overhaul social or economic policy but legalizes strikes abolishes censorship strengthens Indian and environmental protections and lowers the voting age.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Debby Hits Tuxpan Then Weakened To Tropical Storm
Hurricane Debby battered Tuxpan with 74 mph gusts and heavy rain causing outages and floods before it weakened to a tropical storm. In Cyprus a Kurdish rebel spokesman said Iraqi forces killed about 1300 civilians this week and refugees described chemical attacks that killed about 500 in their group.
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Tuxpan
Mexico
Debby
Nicosia
Cyprus
Turkey
Yonkers Faces Crushing Fines Over Desegregation Plan
The U S Supreme Court ordered Yonkers to begin paying daily fines for defying a housing desegregation plan. Fines start at 192000 total by Labor Day and rise to a maximum of 1 million daily if noncompliance continues. Councilors resistant to the plan vow to press their case.
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Los Angeles Times
NEW York
Yonkers
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
Leonard Sand
Neil DeLuca
Nicholas Wasicsko
Land
Supreme Court
Spallone
Walesa urges miners to return to work in Poland unrest
Solidarity leader Lech Walesa urged holdout miners to end their strike as Polish Prime Minister Messner visited nearby mines. In Szczecin 2400 workers offered to suspend action for job security, while July Manifesto mine in Jastrzebie remained on strike since August 16 as talks continued into the night.
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Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Szczecin
Artur Balasz
Jastrzebie
Walesa
Zbigniew Messner
Borynia Chal
Henryk Jankowski
Antoni Pilny
Global Amnesty concert opens six week world tour at Wembley
Tens of thousands fill Wembley Stadium for a six hour Amnesty International benefit concert led by Bruce Springsteen Peter Gabriel Sting and others to mark the 40th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights The event aims to reach 20 cities on five continents and raise awareness for human rights worldwide.
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London
Wembley Stadium
Amnesty International
Bruce Springsteen
Peter Gabriel
Sting
Bob Marley
United Nations
Springsteen
Gabriel
Tracy Chapman
Senegal
Youssou N’dour
Youssou N'dour
Polygamist clan members anger prosecutors over sentences
A Utah judge sentenced Addam Swapp to 15 years and Vickie Singer to five years for church bombing and siege crimes. Jonathan Swapp and John Timothy Singer received 10 years on firearms counts plus five years’ probation. Prosecutors plan to appeal, saying terms were illegal and too lenient. State murder charges against clan members were anticipated.
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Salt Lake City
U.S
Bruce Jenkins
Addam Swapp
Vickie Singer
Jenkins
Swapp
FBI
Utah
Jonathan Swapp
Singer
John Timothy Singer
Marion
Congress
Brent Ward
Fred House
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Younkers
the Gazette
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Cal
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AMEX
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