Iraq seeks formal peace treaty with Iran under UN guarantee
Iraq demanded a formal peace treaty with Iran and UN Security Council enforcement. Both sides reported fighting near Estamabdad in Iran as Baghdad claims Iraqi troops were attacked while Tehran says Iraqi rebels occupy territory. Saadan Hamadi met ambassadors from the United States, Soviet Union, China, Britain and France to press for a lasting settlement.
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Iraq
Iran
U.N. Security Council
New York
U.N
Estamabdad
Saadan Hamadi
Permanent Security Council
United States
Soviet Union
China
Britain
France
Messer executed for 1979 murder in Georgia
James Messer Jr. was executed in Georgia's electric chair for the 1979 beating and stabbing death of his five year old niece. He died at 7:23 p.m. after the U.S. Supreme Court refused to halt the sentence.
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Jackson, Ga
James Messer Jr
Georgia
Messer
Department of Corrections
John Siler
U.S. Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
William J. Brennan
Suer
Mary Messer
North leak linked to White House aide in cocaine probe
DEA agent Ernst Jacobsen testified that a White House aide leaked details of a top cocaine investigation in July 1944, ending the probe to expose Nicaraguan government smuggling. The House subcommittee released diary pages by retired Col Olver noting frequent references to the operation.
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Washington
White House
Ernst Jacobsen
Drug Enforcement Administration
Jacobsen
House Judiciary Subcommittee On Crime
Marie
Olver
North
National Security Council
Three teens and a Thurmont man arrested in bombings
Three arrested in connection with four homemade bombings across the area during the last months. Mark Moser 19 of Thurmont and two 17 year olds were charged with manufacture and use of illegal explosive devices. No injuries reported. total damage estimated at 200 to 300 dollars.
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Thurmont
Mark Moser
Moser Road
Bob Thomas
Thomas
Frederick County
Ted Meminger
Warren Gott
Noyes
Rockville
Moser
Keyes spars with Sarbanes as New Maryland race emerges
Alan Keyes, a Republican long shot to unseat Sen. Paul Sarbanes in Maryland, pressed less on personal attacks and more on Sarbanes's leadership and ethics at a Frederick press conference. He outlined a convention speech plan in New Orleans and criticized Democratic machine politics while touting conservative allies and his own campaign stance.
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U.S
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Frederick
Maryland
Senate
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New Orleans
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Feane Kirkpatrick
William Bennett
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Jack Kemp
New York
Thomas Blair
Montgomery County
New York City
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Virginia
Texas
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Harvard University
International Organization
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Hagerstown
Cumberland
St Mary's County
Masssachusetts
Michael Dukakis
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