McKay says leak of Meese report violated court order
Independent counsel James McKay announced an investigation and potential sanctions after leaks to The New York Times surfaced portions of the 830 page report on Attorney General Edwin Meese II. Sources described the leak as coming from those with access to the document.
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Did Paisley Take Bribes at Pentagon Revealed in FBI Search
FBI records allege defense consultant Melvyn R Paisley may have accepted bribes or gratuities from General Dynamics McDowell Douglas Pratt & Whitney while serving as a Navy top official. Warrants sought memos about payments to Paisley or his wife Vicki including checks gifts or other remuneration during his time as assistant Navy secretary.
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Mexico's ruling party edges ahead in partial results
Partial Mexico election results show the Institutional Revolutionary Party leading with 47.4 percent, Cuauhtemoc Cardenas at 26.7 percent, and Manuel Clouthier at 20.7 percent as analysts warn the margin is the party's smallest in six decades. In India, six cars fell into Lake Asthamudi killing eight and injuring hundreds while missing persons feared. In Washington, Oliver North is ordered to stand trial September 20 in the Iran Contra case, with secret documents access granted and possible charges limited.
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Rafsanjani links Airbus attack to world plot against Iran
Iran's parliament speaker Rafsanjani said the shoot down of the Iran Air jet was part of a global plot against Iran and its leaders. He urged confrontation with the United States but urged restraint, noting broad unity among authorities and people on resisting Western pressure while war with Iraq continues.
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Royals and Thatcher visit Aberdeen for Piper Alpha relief efforts
Prince Charles and Princess Diana visit the Piper Alpha survivors in Aberdeen while Red Adair flies to seal gas leaks. Prime Minister Thatcher consoles families as Armand Hammer pledges 17 million for the injured and bereaved. Seventeen bodies recovered. 149 still missing. Occidental cites a gas leak. rescue ends. 120 BP workers resign over safety concerns.
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