Park police officer and brother charged in Marriott kidnapping plot
FBI arrested Paul Dwain Shepherd of White Plains Maryland and his brother Billy R Shepherd of Owings Maryland on a federal kidnapping conspiracy charge aimed at abducting Marriott motel and restaurant chain chairman J Willard Marriott or his wife Alice from their Washington home for a 500000 ransom. The affidavit says Shepherd outlined the plan to an undercover agent providing a service revolver a park police badge and a payment of 24000 to prove dedication. The case also notes other unrelated entertainment and medical items in the same report.
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Arab Israel foreign ministers work group eyed for peace talks
Secretary of State Vance said he would convene Arab and Israel foreign ministers in New York and Washington in a working group to lay groundwork for a Geneva Middle East peace conference. The plan backs a fallback on Palestine Liberation Organization participation as a key obstacle remains unresolved.
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Senate votes to kill partial public financing for campaigns
Democratic leaders fail to overcome Republican protest as the Senate defeats a bill allowing taxpayers to fund part of campaign expenses by 56 to 39. The vote ends debate after a stalled filibuster and follows earlier attempts to limit discussion on Treasure Explosion.
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Boston beach riot surges as arrests climb at South Boston
Police guarded a South Boston beach where about 75 black residents from a housing project shared the area with roughly 106 whites amid ongoing racial clashes. Four people were arrested on Tuesday, three whites and one black, as officers tried to separate the groups after daily fighting since July 22. Previously, 44 arrests had been made, most of them white.
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