Chilean Officials Face Drug Smuggling Charges
Indictments name Chilean officials and associates charged in a scheme to smuggle cocaine into the United States from Chile. The case centers on alleged use of diplomatic pouches and a ring led by a New York based mastermind, with arrests planned across Washington and New York.
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Land Tenure Center
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Jumi Res Ferretro
Geb
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Marculics
United States
Justice Department
Marquess
New York
Washington, DC
Slow Jury Selection In Henley Mass Murder Trial
After questioning 124 potential jurors over four days in San Antonio the trial of Elmer Wayne Henley moved slowly with one juror needed. Judge Preston Dial postponed further selection Friday and involved public scrutiny amid protests from Jewish organizations over secrecy.
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San Antonio
Tex Cap
South
Houston
Preston Taal
Elmer Wayne Henley
Henley
Houston Area
Dial
Daal
Will Gray
Turks OK Opium Growing
The United States recalls Ambassador William B. Macomber Jr. to consult over Turkey lifting a ban on opium poppy cultivation. The July 1 decision ends a three year ban, reopening a crop long tied to opium production and drug trafficking concerns.
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Turkey
William B. Macomber Jr
Joseph J Sisco
Macomber
State Department
John King
Jom RO Bartels Jr
Drug Enforcement Administration
NBC News
United States
Prime Rate Hits 12 Percent Sets Banks Afire
A 12 percent prime rate was established as 18 of 20 large banks moved to the level this week. Banks like Mack Wednesday Bankers Trust and Chase combined with others in New York San Francisco Los Angeles Pittsburgh and Detroit to lift lending benchmarks for top tier corporate customers. The shift follows earlier lows as major institutions push higher amid market pressures.
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Hanas Ana
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Aime Saat
Deel Il
Nich
Security Pacific National Bank of
Los Angeles
Mellon Bank NA of Pittsburgh
National Bank of Detroit
Cleveland Trust
Marine Midland Bank of New York
Irving Trust Co
Lewark
National Bank of
Detro
First National Bank of Denver
United Bank of Denver
Girard Trust
Bank of Philadelphia
Sea Conference debates observers amid Arab Israeli row
Delegates at the United Nations Law of the Sea conference gather in Caracas for a technical session with a summer schedule. Disputes flare over admitting the Palestine Liberation Organization and other liberation movements as observers, with Arab and African leaders backing inclusion and Israel opposing any expansion of attendance.
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Veezuela
Ae Arabisraeli
Soviet Union
China
Albania
Asia
Latin America
Palestine Liberation Organization
Mandouh Azzam
Arab League
Amel Napar
Israel Delegatum
PLO
Paris
New York
United Natons
Unese
Lifeboat Demonstration Returns Seaman to Safety
The Maryland Sea Service, Inc. dedicated a 25 foot lifeboat at Constellation Dock in Baltimore's Inner Harbor. About an hour later the craft returned a man from the water after his small sailboat capsized.
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The
Maryland Sea Service, Inc
Constellation Dock
Inner Harbor
Disgruntled CIA Agent Triggers Policy Review
A former CIA employee made three trips to Havana after leaving the agency, prompting a reassessment of Western Hemisphere operations. The ex-agent, active five plus years after departure, was said to be determined to expose agency activities and possibly shared information with a Soviet agent, a claim later corrected. The CIA said it moved assets to prevent compromise and the ex-agent now resides in Western Europe.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
CIA
Western Hemisphere
Havana
Bor
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Activist Berrigan Arrested in White House Tiger Cage
Antiwar figure Phillip Berrigan sat shackled in a simulated tiger cage mounted on a flatbed truck in front of the White House. Hank Skrypeck and driver William Murphy were arrested with him and charged with parading without a permit, each released on 750 dollar bonds.
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Washington
Phillip Berrigan
White House
South Vietnam
Berrigan
Hank Clement Skrypeck
Baltimore
William Michael Murphy
Uganda President protests French film over Amin death claims
Paris reports say Ugandan President Idi Amin filed a formal protest with France about a documentary implying he ordered the deaths of thousands. The film shows Amin in staged scenes, including coaxing a crocodile and delivering long monologues, prompting threats of drastic measures unless passages are cut.
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Idi Amin
Uganda
France
Amin
Idi Amin Dada
Arun
Kampala
Pot shapes reflect tea and coffee brewing traits
Teapots are described as low and wide as tea leaves rise in hot water. Coffee pots are tall and narrow since grounds sink, leaving a clean brew at the top.
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