Sharon wins second round in Time libel suit
Former Israeli official Ariel Sharon defeats Time Inc on the second issue in a $50 million libel action. Jurors find the report about discussing revenge with Lebanese Christian leaders false and begin deliberations on malice. The trial continues with further verdicts possible.
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New York
Ariel Sheron
Time Inc
Time
Sharon
Bashir Gemayel
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Mitterrand Vows Dialogue After New Caledonia Visit
In Noumea President Francois Mitterrand said his tour calmed tensions between pro and anti independence factions, noting the dialogue could resume despite 30,000 settlers who jeered him. Police blocked streets during his 12 hour visit as protests and a state of emergency limited gatherings.
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Francois Mitterrand
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County plans 19M for 86 CIP projects in 1986
The Frederick County budget office released a six year capital improvements program totaling 141 million in requests for 1986. The plan shows 19 million in county projects for 1986 funded mainly by county money water and sewer bonds and federal and state grants. Major cutbacks affect education health services minor road work and parks with several projects deferred or reduced.
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Frederick County
Harold K. Keller Jr
Frederick
Department of Public Works
Lawrence W. Johnson Jr
White Rock
Board of Education
Keiler
Linganore High School
Vo-Tech
Actal
CIP
Boe
Frederick Community College
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Vietnam readies to attack Khmer Rouge rebels
Thai officials report Vietnam moving tanks artillery and troops toward the Cambodian border to strike Khmer Rouge positions in Phnom Malai after fighting at Nong Chan and Hutmisen camps. Bangkok says two divisions moved to border area and supply routes are protected while U S officials decline military aid to Cambodian resistance.
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Thailand
Vietnam
Khmer Rouge
Aranyaprathet
Nong Chan
Bangkok
Prasong Soonsiri
Thai National Security Council
Ampil
Khmer People’s National Liberation Front
Poipet
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Phnom Malai
Yhhmer Rouge
Sai
Paul D. Wolfowitz
U.S
Judge bars Klan from harassing blacks in NC
A federal judge barred the Confederate Knights of the Ku Klux Klan led by Glenn Miller from any civil disorder actions, cross burnings, and intimidation of Black residents. The order, issued by Judge Earl Britt, completes a settlement with a Black prison guard represented by the Southern Poverty Law Center, marking a significant step forward for civil rights in North Carolina.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Morris S. Dees
U.S
Earl Britt
Confederate Knights of the Ku Klux
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