U.S. Knew of Iran Bomb Role in Beirut Attacks
The Miami Herald reports that intercepted NSA messages from 1983 show Iran ordered and paid over $1 million for the Beirut embassy and Marine barracks bombings that killed 58 and nearly 300 Americans. The White House allegedly knew of Iran’s involvement by 1984, though public disclosure did not occur.
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Centre Will Get Therapy Business
The Washington Centre on North Mill Street signs a five year lease with two physical therapists, Robert Corefield and Richard Andrascik, to open Washington Centre Physical Therapy in the former Mr. A's store. The move marks the first new tenant since Dr. Ahmad E. Abu-Ela acquired the complex last December, signaling a potential downtown revival as vacancies decline. Beaver-Lawrence AAA Motor Club plans construction downtown, while other tenants relocate to North City Plaza and North Mercer Street.
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Shultz says funds transfer illegal during Iran Contra hearing
Secretary of State George Shultz testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee that transferring funds from Iran arms sales to the Nicaraguan Contras was illegal. He said his involvement was zero and called the illegal funds transfer a mistake. He also said he was shocked to learn an ambassador discussed hostage talks with NSC officials and ordered records handed to the FBI. He supported the president’s efforts to uncover facts and resolve the crisis.
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Three charged after eight children die in Bamberg fire
In Bamberg County South Carolina three adults were charged with neglect by a legal custodian after eight children aged 2 to 11 died in a house fire caused when a gas fueled attempt to rekindle a wood stove went wrong. Three siblings and mothers of several children face potential penalties up to one year in prison. The surviving two children were placed in state protective custody as investigators and the coroner labeled the incident a heartrending tragedy.
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Surviving 13 year old rescued after plane crash in Nevada
A 13 year old girl survived more than 12 hours in freezing wreckage after a single engine Cessna 206 crash killed six near Las Vegas. She was flown to Valley Hospital in Las Vegas in fair condition with a fractured vertebra. The victim was from Stockton, California. Authorities released no names of the dead. The pilot reported fuel exhaustion as the plane headed toward Las Vegas, crashing into a mountain at about 4,500 feet. The teen sat near the tail and survived while others perished.
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Pilot fights sharks after ditching off Key West
Walter W. Wyatt a 37 year old Homestead Florida pilot battled sharks for 16 hours after his vandalized private plane lost power and ditched near Cay Sal Banks between Cuba and Florida. Spotted by the Coast Guard Saturday he survived in a leaky life jacket until rescue. Wyatt had left Nassau for repairs and found instruments stolen before the flight.
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Weather outlook and obituaries in Western Pennsylvania
UPI reports periods of rain tonight and tomorrow with an 80 percent chance of precipitation. Tonight’s low in the upper 30s and southeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Tuesday high in the upper 40s. Extended forecast turns much colder with possible snow showers Wednesday through Friday. Wednesday high near 40 with a low 25 to 35. Thursday and Friday lows in the teens to low 20s, highs 20s to low 30s.
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