Government to share delinquent debtor names with private credit bureaus
The U S government will post names of delinquent borrowers to private credit bureaus after Oct 31, affecting about 600 000 people behind on federal loans. Agencies will use credit reports to prescreen applicants for loans contracts and may offset debts against payments.
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Ork Times
Washington
Office of Management and Budget
Budget Office
Credit Bureau
Credit
Federal Housing Administration
Joseph R. Wright
The
Congress
Wright
Bulgarian official seized on spy charge in New York
Bulgarian Durzhavna Sigurnost member Penyu Kostadinov, 41, was arrested outside the Gulf and Western Building after leaving a restaurant with highly classified nuclear energy documents. An unnamed American citizen, who aided the FBI, provided the papers during a dinner meeting. If convicted, Kostadinov faces a possible life sentence.
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New York
FBI
Penyu B. Kostadinov
Gulf & Western
Kostadinov
U.S
Joseph Valiquette
Durzhavna Sigurnost
Parody Playbore spoof features Hefner lookalike
A Hugh Hefner lookalike and Barbi Benton autograph copies of Playbore, a spoof of Playboy on sale recently. Benton is pictured on the cover. The issue includes pieces by writers and artists from Off The Wall Street Journal and satirical takes such as Princess Diana chest X-rays, a Girls of the PLO feature, and an interview with Jesus Christ.
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Hugh Hefner
Barbi Benton
Hefner
Playbore
Playboy
Benton
Off the Wall Street Journal
Princess Diana
PLO
Jesus Christ
Comedian Brother Dave Gardner Dies On Movie Set
Myrtle Beach AP reports Southern comedian Brother Dave Gardner collapsed while signing autographs on a movie set and died of a massive heart attack at age 57. He was a regular on the Ed Sullivan Show.
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Myrtle Beach, SC
Dave Gardner
Dave
Ed Sullivan
Two plead guilty in killings at Church of Naturalism
In Los Angeles two former Church of Naturalism workers pleaded guilty after killing founder George Peters and treasurer James Henneberry when victims interrupted a burglary. George Robert Smith admitted two counts of first degree murder and Melinda Faulcon pled guilty to two counts of voluntary manslaughter.
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Los Angeles
Church of Naturalism
George Robert Smith
Melinda Faulcon
George Peters
James Patrick Henneberry
Hollywood Hills
Chicago
Delays in executions spark calls for vigilante justice
Justice Rehnquist warned that unreasonable delays in carrying out death sentences can fuel vigilante justice. He cited Jimmy Lee Gray in Mississippi, noting 82 judicial reviews by 26 judges without questioning guilt, and urged finality in capital punishment decisions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William Rehnquist
Rehnquist
University of Arkansas
Little Rock
Jimmy Lee Gray
Mississippi
Gray
Mississippi Supreme Court
Doctor sentenced to 665 years for rapes in Akron
A doctor named Edward Franklin Jackson Jr., 39, convicted on 60 counts of raping and terrorizing women, received a prison term of up to 665 years and a $131,250 fine in Akron. He had pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
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New York
Monique van Vooren
Miss van Vooren
Akron, Ohio
Edward Franklin Jackson Jr
Poland church attack aims at power not morals
The Polish Communist weekly Polityka accuses the Roman Catholic Church of exploiting social unrest to boost material and political power. The piece targets clerical criticism of the regime after Pope John Paul II’s June pilgrimage, arguing morality is secondary to power.
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Warsaw
Poland
Polityka
John Paul II
El Salvador Guerrillas Hit East, Claim Top Commander Death
Guerrillas blew up a bridge and ambushed two eastern patrols near Tecoluca in San Vicente province. Rebels killed at least two soldiers and wounded 12 as the fighting intensified east of San Salvador. The rebel radio reported a top woman field commander killed. A road linking major highways was closed over mine fears.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Tecoluca
San Vicente
U S Soldiers Practice Mass Burials in NATO Exercise
In Hanau near Frankfurt 50 soldiers practiced mass casualty burials during NATO maneuvers in central Germany. Exercises used bulldozer dug trenches and body bags to simulate burial of casualties amid public concern and Greens Party criticism.
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West Germany
U.S
NATO
Central Europe
Greens
Europe
Jim Lawson
5Th Corps
26Th Supply and Services Company
Hanau
Lawson
Maneuver
Armed Forces Daily
Stars and Stripes
Germany
United States
Reagan daughter urges Watt resignation amid growing GOP push
Maureen Reagan joined critics pressing James Watt to quit as interior secretary saying loyalty to the president requires his resignation. The move followed calls from seven Republican senators and California Governor George Deukmejian, while White House aides noted waning support and increased contacts urging action.
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Washington
James Watt
Reagan
Maureen
California
Watt
Capitol Hill
Maureen Reagan
White House
Larry Speakes
Senate
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Baker
George Deukmejian
Charles Mathias
Maryland
Jim Watt
Mathias
Tom Tauke
Lown
Tauke
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