Reporter opposes spy swap in Daniloff case
Nicholas Daniloff, U.S. News & World Report correspondent held in Moscow, does not want to be traded for a Soviet spy suspect. Editor Mortimer Zuckerman said Daniloff rejects any exchange involving a physicist accused of spying and praised public support while noting the diplomatic move could harm U.S.-Soviet relations.
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NEW York
Nicholas Daniloff
U.S. News & World Report
Moscow
Soviet Union
State Department
Washington
U.S
Daniloff
United States
Mortimer Zuckerman
John Wayne
Gidget
Zuckerman
Zakharov
KGB
Romanians Seek Asylum at Capitol Over Radiation Claim
A Romanian family of nine, living legally in California, sought political asylum at the Capitol claiming their home was bombarded by radiation. The incident drew in INS, State Department, and National Airport staff as officials tried to place the group, who had visas valid to 1988, with local social services.
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Capitol
California
U.S. Capitol
State Department
Immigration
National Airport
U.S
Senate
Ernest Garcia
Capitol Police
Rick Kenney
Immigration and Naturalization Service
INS
Kenney
Garcia
Ron Perry
Los Angeles
Sweden
Juvenile reports drug activity lead to seizures in Indiana
In Jeffersonville Indiana a 13 year old boy worried about alleged parental drug use called police. They seized about 26 grams of marijuana from the home and say this is the third similar case recently. The boy's stepmother Connie Bump 31 of Sellersburg was freed on bond after a marijuana charge and a warrant is out for his father Mickey Bump 32 who was out of town.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Clark County
Gerald Cratchett
Indiana
Connie Bump
Sellersburg
Mickey
TV anchor Dan Rather ends news with courage word twist
CBS Evening News host Dan Rather uses courage as his closing word all week, with a Spanish coraje variant on one night. CBS confirms no hidden meaning while noting the closing is Rather's prerogative.
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Dan Rather
Rather
CBS Evening News
Bill Moyers
Texas-Mexico
Howard Stringer
CBS News
Everyone a suspect in cyanide Lipton soup death
Camden County investigators treat Louis Denber death as homicide after cyanide in his Lipton Cup A Soup at Shop N Bag. Prosecutor Samuel Asbell says tampering possible but isolated. Denber, 27, RCA electronics tech, described as easygoing.
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Runnemede
N.J
Camden County
Samuel Asbell
Louis Denber
Larry Hicks
Thomas J. Lipton Inc
Englewood- Cliffs
Asbell
Denber
RCA Corp
Camden
French soldiers killed as bomb hits UN force in Lebanon
Three French soldiers were killed and a fourth wounded by a roadside bomb while jogging in south Lebanon. A U.N. spokesman reported the attack. The French government condemned the incident and pledged to reassess the UNIFIL mission.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.N
United Nations
Captains Arrested After Black Sea Collision Kill Count
MOSCOW captains of two ships charged with violating maritime safety rules after a Sunday collision in the Black Sea that Soviet officials say killed nearly 400 people.
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Moscow
Black Sea
Soviet freighter Pyotr Yemtsov released after Persian Gulf boarding
The Soviet Foreign Ministry said the Pyotr Yemtsov, an 11,750-ton freighter, was released after a boarding incident in the Persian Gulf. Spokesman Gennady Gerasimov called the protest muted and the issue nearly closed.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Iran
Persian Gulf
Foreign Ministry
Gennady Gerasimov
Pyotr Yemtsov
Archbishop told to turn over powers to Wuerl
In Seattle Archbishop Raymond Hunthausen says the Vatican ordered him to yield final authority to Auxiliary Bishop Donald Wuerl in five areas including moral issues such as birth control and homosexuality. The move follows a Vatican ordered investigation into his conduct and alleged failures to condemn certain teachings.
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Raymond Hunthausen
Vatican
Donald Wuerl
Hunthausen
John Paul II
Wuerl
Pio Laghi
U.S
Pittsburgh
Laghi
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