Columbia seniors face diploma hold after protest at graduation
Students and faculty walked out at Columbia University amid anti apartheid protests after diplomas were withheld from about 15 seniors tied to earlier demonstrations. At UC campuses, 247 people arrested as protests spread, with two injured after a car struck bystanders near regents meetings to discuss 2.4 billion in holdings tied to South Africa.
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Villechaize Arrested Over Gun In Bag In California
Actor Hervé Villechaize said stress from threatening calls led him to hospital with a gun in his bag. He was booked by Burbank police on possible charges of receiving a stolen gun and carrying a loaded concealed firearm before posting a $1,000 bond.
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Inmate Granted Cross-Dressing Permission for Murder Trial
Brevard County jail inmate Donald Dean Davis, 22, was cleared by Circuit Judge Dean Moxley to wear a dress and high heels at his murder trial. Jail policy allows street clothes but lacks specifics, and officials stress no firm outfit decision has been made.
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El Salvador sees cautious signs of pause in civil war
El Salvadoris observers voice guarded optimism after five years of conflict. Officials and foreigners say recovery appears possible though deep hurdles remain including a bankrupt economy, rising social pressures from population growth, and limited political liberalization. President Duarte solidifies control as he nears one year in office, gaining army support and meeting U.S. leaders.
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Senate approves 14.8 billion foreign aid bill in Senate vote
The Republican-led Senate passed a 14.8 billion foreign aid measure to aid anti-communist resistance, curb drug production, and boost Israel and Egypt assistance. The 75-19 vote sends the bill to a Democratic House, with aid tied to Bolivia coca quotas and Peru drug crackdown. Israel and Egypt receive large near term and fiscal year 1986 military boosts. Meanwhile Tokyo reports Aeroflot aircraft disappeared off the Soviet coast. officials gave limited details on possible crash and location north of Hokkaido.
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Northeast Kansas forecast and Clinton Lake report
Mostly sunny today with a high near 76 and west-northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight clear with a low around 50. Friday mostly sunny with a high about 72 and winds 10 to 15 mph. Clinton Lake shows 65 degree water, level 876.59 feet, normal 875.5. Zone forecasts vary from mostly clear tonight to mostly sunny Friday with highs from 70 to 80 and lows from mid 40s to 50.
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Neighbors reel from MOVE blaze losses in Philadelphia
Police sift through MOVE house rubble as residents displaced by one of the citys worst fires fill out loss forms at Cobbs Creek Center. Survivors mourn irreplaceable keepsakes while mental health workers warn of grief stages, saying recovery could take months to a year.
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