Surrogate's visits limited. Bronx shootings. Barry trustees
In California a surrogate mother was limited to two visits weekly after court testimony on tension with genetic parents. In New York a 13 year old boy was killed and a girl wounded in separate Bronx gun incidents, both described as accidental. Washington mayor Barry asks resignations after student protests at UDC. A Cold War victims bill gains approval for compensation and apology. A Cincinnati Mapplethorpe obscenity trial proceeds as California shield law protects reporters from revelation of notes.
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State Supreme Court
California
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Gunman slain after seizing 33 hostages in Berkeley bar
Iranian gunman Mehrdad Dashti stormed Henry's Publick House in the Durant Hotel taking 33 hostages. After seven hours police stormed the bar, seven people were wounded and one man killed. Dashti was shot dead by officers. Hostages escaped as police closed in.
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Berkeley
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Polk
University of California, Berkeley
Ray Colvig
Mehrdad Dashti
Shields
Navy recovers part of cargo door from United jet
A Navy submarine retrieved the lower half of the cargo door from United Airlines Flight 811 in the Pacific near Honolulu. The crew found an upper half about 200 yards away and planned another dive to examine debris as the NTSB seeks to improve aviation safety rules.
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Milwaukee approves two schools for black male students
Milwaukee School Board votes 5-3 to create an elementary and a middle school for African American immersion beginning in the 1991-92 school year. The district aims to offer a curriculum designed for black male students, reportedly a first for a public district.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee School Board
Bargainers near budget accord amid tax, energy disputes
Washington negotiators narrowed differences on energy taxes and luxury levies as they seek a 500 billion dollar five year deficit plan. Aimed at avoiding 85 billion in cuts, the talks warned of possible setback even as lawmakers push toward a deal before Monday.
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White House
U.S. and Soviet Move on European Arms Agreement
U.S. and Soviet officials announced progress toward a treaty to reduce Europe’s conventional arms. James Baker and Eduard Shevardnadze reached agreement on limiting each alliance member’s share of arsenals and plan further talks before a NATO Warsaw Pact summit in Paris on November 19. Baker and Shevardnadze will meet again. allies to be briefed by Baker.
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