Global and local court actions and a Durban bombing report
The Baltimore Sun says Marcos warned against partisan activity threatening his exile status in the United States. In Virginia, A H Robins Co faces contempt for paying debts pre bankruptcy while a court appoints an examiner. In Durban, a car bomb near Parade Hotel killed two white women and wounded 15 as police probe responsibility.
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Baltimore
U.S
Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Baltimore Sun
Marcos
Hawaii
State Department
Joe Reap
Reap
Reagan
Manila
Corazon C. Aquino
the Sun
Durban
South Africa
Seafront
Leon Meller
The
Bureau For Information
Parade Hotel
Marine Parade
Indian Ocean
African National Congress
Stolen art recovered in Bronx warehouse stash
Police recovered more than 3 million dollars in paintings rare books manuscripts and antiques from a Bronx storage bin linked to missing robbery suspect Fernando Gomez about 100 items including letters from Charles Dickens and Robert Browning. Gomez charged May 20 with stealing 750000 worth of items from a Long Island estate where his wife worked as a cook. He has been missing since bail was posted last month and his wife Berta Gomez fled after the arrest. Among the items was a first proof copy of Important Collections of Manuscripts by the Bronte sisters.
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New York
Bronx
Charles Dickens
Robert Browning
Fernando Gomez
Raymond O'Donnell
Gomez
Long Island
Berta Gomez
Charlotte, Emily
Patrick Branwell Bronte
Statue lifts to Capitol dome with Mississippi helicopter
A Sky Crane helicopter from Mississippi placed the 16 foot Goddess of Liberty statue atop the Texas Capitol dome after Texas National Guard attempts failed. About 6000 spectators cheered as the CH 54A crew, led by Chief Warrant Officer Gary Fisher, completed the lift in ten minutes. The four Mississippi crew members were made honorary Texans and received Texas Sesquicentennial medals.
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Austin
Texas
Texas National Guard
Mississippi National Guard
Texas Capitol
Mississippi
Capitol Dome
Gary Fisher
Texas Guard
Dome
Northeast Kansas Weather Outlook and Clinton Lake Report
Regional forecast shows mostly hot conditions with highs near 90 across zones. Thunderstorm chances 30 to 40 percent tonight and Monday, with variable lows around 55 to 70. Clinton Lake readings list temperature 75 and level 875.66 feet, near normal.
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Clinton Lake
Las Vegas
The
Associated Press
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami Beach
Milwaukee
Albany, NY
Nashville
New Orleans
Amarillo
Albuquerque
New York
Anchorage
Norfolk,Va
Atlanta
North Platte
Atlantic Cty
Okla City
Austin
Omaha
Baltimore
Orlando
Billings
Philadephia
Birmingham
Phoenix
Bismarck
Pittsburgh
Boise
Portland
Boston
Brownsville
Portland, Or
Providence
Buffalo
Raleigh
Casper
Rapid City
Charlotte
Eno
Cheyenne
Richmond
Chicago
Sacramento
Cincinnati
St Louis
Cleveland
Salt Lake
Columbus
San Diego
Concord
San Fran
Elr
Dallas
San Juan
Washington
Helena
Wichita
Honolulu
Houston
Indianapolis
Jackson,Ms
Gunnison
Colo
Jacksonvile
Laughlin
Nev
Protests Erupt as NOW Parade Draws Fire in Denver
Three anti abortion protesters were arrested at a NOW parade in Denver as about 5 000 feminists sang and chanted. In nearby incidents a fire at a St Louis abortion clinic caused 100 000 dollars in damage and five protesters were arrested at an Indianapolis abortion center. NOW leader Eleanor Smeal hailed broad support at a Capitol rally while Right to Life gathered, with Robert Dole urging votes for the right to life in 1986.
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Denver
Organization For Women
National
Right To Life Committee
St. Louis
Indianapolis
State Capitol
Eleanor Smeal
Militia corners Shiites in Mashgara as Beirut cease fire sought
Pro Syrian militiamen stormed Mashgara in the Bekaa Valley seizing much of the town after house to house fighting with Shiite Hezbollah. Nine killed and 37 wounded as clashes raged over three refugee camps in Beirut with a 6 pm cease fire claimed by Nabih Berri and allied factions.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Bekaa Valley
Mashgara
Damascus
Syria
Nabih Berri
Syrian Social Nationalist Party
Associated Press
Hezbollah
Party of God
Aitanit
Bekaa
Sohmor
Yohmor
Arab League
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
Iran
Jordan
pre-Israel
Palestine
Iraq
Kuwait
Cyprus
Wild Kingdom host R Marlin Perkins dies at 81
AP reports R Marlin Perkins, longtime host of Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, died at his St. Louis home after a cancer battle. A famed zoologist and naturalist, Perkins guided the show for 23 years and advocated wildlife protection. He led major zoo roles in St. Louis, Buffalo, and Chicago before becoming director emeritus at the St. Louis Zoo.
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ST. Louis
R. Marlin Perkins
Perkins
Mutual
Omaha
Wild Kingdom
Jim Fowler
St. Louis Zoo
Buffalo Zoo
New York
Lincoln Park Zoo
Chicago
Alan Jay Lerner, famed lyricist, dies of lung cancer
Oscar and Tony winning lyricist Alan Jay Lerner, half of the Loewe and Lerner team behind Camelot Brigadoon and My Fair Lady, died of lung cancer at Sloan-Kettering in New York at age 67. He had been ill about five months, with longtime friend Sydney Gruson confirming the death. Lerner, born August 31, 1918, had settled in London six years earlier but returned to New York for treatment. He is survived by his eighth wife Liz Robertson and his daughters Jennifer and Liza from his third marriage, to Nancy Olson.
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New York
Alan Jay Lerner
Frederick Loewe
Lerner
Sloan-Kettering Memorial Cancer Center
Sally Benjamin Young
Sydney Gruson
The
New York Times
London
Burton Lane
Lane
Alan
Loewe
Liz Robertson
Jennifer
Liza
Nancy Olson
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Richmond, Va
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Merhige
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Ial Oceain
Kansas
Journal-World Temperatures
Sun
Ow Stationary Ag
Eee
National Weather Service
NOAA
Dept of Commerc
Joseph Scheidler
Pro-Life Action League
Boulder
Warren Hern
Hern
Right To Life
Senate
Robert Dole
Kan
Dole
Pat Robertson
Jack Kemp
R-N.y
NOW
Greece
Margaret Papandreou
Nikki Craft
Oshkosh
Wis
National Organization For Women
Denice Westphal
Kansas City
Right For Life Committee
Carthage
Missouri
Laura
Alan Lerner
Man
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Massachusetts
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