Sunday Ordinance Scrapped In New Jersey Borough
A reluctant Prospect Park borough council scrapped a 50 year ban on Sunday work and play after an ACLU lawsuit seeking privacy and church-state separation. The move to replace the law with new rules bans sales and noise on Sundays following the fine for fixing a radiator hose. U.N. Secretary General Perez de Cuellar met with Iranian diplomat Kamal Kharrazi in Geneva seeking a path to end the Middle East hostage impasse with no breakthrough reported.
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American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Geneva
U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Middle East
Perez de Cuellar
Kamal Kharrazi
Iran
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New York
Israel
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Lebanon
Marshal's costly trip to Los Angeles fuels taxpayer bill
U S Marshals Service director K Michael Moore charged taxpayers over 20540 for a one day visit to Los Angeles to open a history exhibit and honor Hollywood figures Bob Hope Gene Autry and Sen Strom Thurmond who backed him for a federal judgeship. The trip used a Marshals twin jet Sabreliner and included a 2040 helicopter ride to the airport.
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Moore
Mr. Thurmond
Washington
Hostages Safe as Cuban Prisoners Sit Siege at Talladega
Ten hostages seized a week ago by Cuban inmates near Talladega remain safe the warden says despite hunger fears. A breakout test by inmates was staged Monday night. Guards around the Alpha unit are lightly armed while perimeter officers carry guns. Prison officials promise careful handling to avoid harming any detainees leaving the unit.
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Talladega
Ala
Roger F. Scott
Talladega Federal Correctional Institution
Alpha
Federal Prison System
Greg Bogdan
Galileo mission risks delay from stuck antenna problem
NASA weighs methods to free Galileo spacecraft antenna en route to Jupiter. Engineers may chill the umbrella antenna, retract and reseat parts, or spin the craft to use centrifugal force. If needed, on-board jets could be fired to shake free the restraining pins. Program manager Don Ketterer calls it a minor jog to free the gear.
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Washington
NASA
Galileo
Jupiter
Don Ketterer
Subway Derailment Near Union Square Kills Five, Injures 171
A downtown 10-car subway train derailed near 14th Street Union Square after entering a tunnel at 12:15 a.m. five people died and 171 were injured, with reports of a crack vial found in the motorman's cab and ongoing investigations by transit and federal safety authorities.
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Bronx
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Robert Ray
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Ray
Subway
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Kelly
Emergency Medical Service
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Bob Slovak
National Transportation Safety Board
Caren Gardner
Kenneth McGowan
Slovak
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14Th Street
Brooklyn
New York City
Union Station
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