Pope urges duty to choose well in freedom talk
In Columbia, Pope John Paul II told Jewish leaders that generations must learn about the Holocaust so it never happens again. He urged Americans to balance rights with duties, warned that false individual freedom erodes values, and called for Christian unity with Protestant and Orthodox leaders.
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Bonanza star Lome Greene dies at 72 in California
Lome Greene, who played Ben Cartwright on Bonanza for 14 seasons, died at Saint John's Hospital in Sania Monica after abdominal surgery complications and pneumonia. He was 72. Greene is remembered for portraying the widowed western patriarch alongside Pernell Roberts, Dan Blocker, and Michael Landon.
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Kennedy Attacks Bork Record as He Faces Hearings
Senator Edward Kennedy blasted Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork arguing his record signals an ideological coup on the court. President Reagan dismissed the rhetoric as irrational and unjustified while promoting Bork as a champion of individual rights during National Hispanic Heritage Week ceremonies.
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Faulty lab gear linked to AIDS infection of worker
Washington reports federal health officials identified faulty centrifuge seals and instrument leakage as likely causes of a lab worker infection with a highly concentrated AIDS virus. The worker, kept confidential, wore gloves and worked in containment, and over 400 others exposed were monitored with no infections detected.
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Truce Talks Sour as Libyan Air Raids Alleged Abroad
Multiple conflicts unfold as Chad and Libya trade accusations after a cease-fire sponsored by the Organization of African Unity. Libyan air raid claims clash with Chadian denials while UN diplomats in Tehran pursue Gulf security talks. In Seoul, radical students clash with police as violence erupts in the streets. Marine Sgt Stufflebeam is demoted for dereliction of duty after conviction in Moscow.
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Republicans End Filibuster On Defense Bill Star Wars Test
Senate Republicans abandoned a four month filibuster against a 303 billion defense measure banning Star Wars testing. In a 79 to four vote, debate was allowed as party lines shifted after Sam Nunn threatened to block Robert Bork’s Supreme Court nomination. The provision would force presidential veto by restricting ABM treaty interpretations.
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