Peace mission to Tehran despite Iraqi raids during Iran Iran war
U.N. Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar proceeds with a peace mission despite Iraqi raids on Kharg Island and a reported attack on a tanker zone. He plans meetings in Tehran with President Khamenei Foreign Minister Velayati and Rafsanjani and talks in Baghdad with Iraqi leaders.
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Pope John Paul II Calls Holocaust a Catastrophic Extermination
The pope told American Jewish leaders that the Holocaust was a ruthless and inhuman bid to exterminate Jews for being Jewish, marking a shift in Vatican stance. He mixed acknowledgment of a Jewish homeland with a note on Palestinian rights during a tense U.S. stop. Protesters gathered outside as crowds packed Tamiami Park for Mass with vast televised coverage.
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Pope delivers rain drenched mass for refugees in Miami park
Pope John Paul II preached to nearly 250000 in Tamiami Park amid a downpour, denouncing crime and contraception. He hailed immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and the Caribbean and urged them to keep their Catholic faith as they live in freedom during his U S tour.
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Byrd calls timing of Contra aid request a stupid tactic
Senate Democratic leader Robert Byrd said Reagan should not submit the $270 million aid request before the Nov 7 peace plan takes effect. Byrd urged good faith and warned against forcing a vote, arguing the peace process must proceed. He predicted Congress would reject the request in a Democrat-led Senate and urged the president to demonstrate commitment to peace.
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New Castle approves part time aide for tax bills
City Treasurer Joseph Cozza gains authorization to hire a part time worker at 5.65 dollars per hour to mail per capita tax bills. The four thousand dollar allocation extends to December 31 with no benefits amid budget scrutiny and a slim contingency fund.
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Eviction pushover at city playground dispute headline
City officials weigh eviction of Eastern Ohio Construction Co from Earl Muff Sallie playground on South Side amid claims of overstepping 40 foot right of way. City solicitor to inspect site as resident Sophie Ellis questions legality and cost of restoring the playground and street area.
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Death notices for Dorothea Scheiler and Margaret Kelly
Dorothea Scheiler 72 died Sept 11 1987 at RD. Mrs Margaret E Kelly 84 of Darlington RD and D Edwin Harry 74 of New Bedford also reported. Obituary listings provide ages and residence.
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