Sharon rejects Time regret statement in $50 million libel suit
Time offered a regret statement in the libel case against Ariel Sharon, but Sharon's side rejected it. Judge Sofaer urged the gesture, but Time editors said it avoided acknowledging errors. The trial continues over Time's report linking Sharon to a revenge discussion before Beirut massacre.
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Tower of gold sculpture opens at Hartford gallery show
California artist Chris Burden presents Tower of Power at the Matrix Gallery to mark the Wadsworth Atheneum's 10th anniversary. The 100 gold brick cone, weighing 200 pounds and valued near $1 million, prompts questions about art and monetary value as it goes on view despite a fragile build and security measures.
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Smuggled bride dies in suitcase and groom commits suicide
Iranian newlywed Kataui Safaie, 20, was found dead in a suitcase at Los Angeles International. Her husband Mahmoud Ayazi, 31, attempted to smuggle her into the United States, then killed himself in Sacramento after removing labels from the luggage. Investigators linked passport and tickets to the couple, confirming a rushed marriage three weeks earlier in Iran.
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Army investigates warning after Pershing 2 missile fire
A fire in a missile parts storage area during an equipment training exercise killed three soldiers. Names identified are Sgt. Todd A. Zephier, Staff Sgt. John Everett D. Leach, and Pvt. 1st Class Darryl Shirley. Weapons were Pershing 2 missiles stored without warheads, transported on flatbed launchers. President Reagan expressed sorrow while noting no impact on deployment. The incident occurred at a U.S. controlled site near Heilbronn, Germany, part of NATO Pershing 2 deployments in West Germany.
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