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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1989

Page

3

Thornburgh orders preliminary inquiry into HUD probe

Attorney General Dick Thornburgh announced a preliminary inquiry to decide if a special prosecutor should investigate alleged criminal wrongdoing at HUD during Samuel Pierce’s tenure. The 60 day review began after Democratic lawmakers urged independent counsel, with Pierce’s attorney predicting no basis for indictment.

Washington Dick Thornburgh Samuel R. Pierce Jr Justice Department David Runkel Congress Thornburgh House Democrats Pierce Department of Housing and Urban Development Runkel Robert Plotkin Plotkin Bruce Morrison D-Conn Morrison

Honecker under arrest and East German prosecutor resigns

East Berlin AP reports former Communist Party chief Erich Honecker and top aides are under house arrest at the Wandlitz compound amid probes into alleged corruption. Prosecutor Guenter Wendland resigns as public outrage and protests rise. investigations target police and former leaders. Rudolf Sellers to travel to East Berlin for talks with Hans Modrow in Bonn.

East Berlin Communist Party Erich Honecker ADN East Germany Honecker Egon Krenz Wandlitz Berlin Guenter Wendland Wendland Bonn Rudolf Sellers Helmut Kohl Hans Modrow

Navy drives Greenpeace from test launch off Florida coast

The Navy overpowered anti nuclear protesters as ships and high speed rafts were towed from the Trident 2 missile test area three miles off the Florida coast. The Tennessee submarine launched the $28.5 million missile after two earlier failures, in a scene described as a flawless takeoff by Vice Admiral Roger Bacon.

Cape Canaveral Frs Navy Greenpeace Plate Atlante Florida Tennessee Roger Bacon

Pit bull murder trial in California marks first case of its kind

In Santa Clara County, Michael Berry, 38, goes on trial for second degree murder over the June 13 death of 2 year old James Soto after his pit bull Willy mauled him as the child wandered into the animal’s path amid reports the dog was guarding 243 marijuana plants. Berry also faces marijuana cultivation charges. The case, per prosecutors and HSUS, is the nation’s first murder charge against a pet owner for an animal’s actions.

San Jose Calif Santa Clara County Superior Court Michael Berry Morgan Hill Berry James Soto Willy Humane Society of the United States

East Germans protest to seize evidence in corruption case

East Berlin AP reports outraged East Germans stormed secret police offices to obtain criminal trial evidence from ousted Communist Party leaders. Prosecutors blocked access as state TV aired images of crowds at government guest houses and warehouses in East Berlin and Potsdam guarding documents.

East Berlin Communist Party Potsdam

Quayle Sees No Change in Soviet Foreign Policy

Vice President Dan Quayle argues the Soviet Union maintains largely unchanged foreign policy and pursues interests beyond its borders that create instability. He contrasts this with President Bush’s stance, noting Gorbachev’s reforms in Eastern Europe while urging focus on domestic economic reform.

Quayle Washington Dan Quayle Soviet Union Bush Seale Washington Post Eastern Europe Mikhail Gorbachev

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