Meese Peres embassy memo links to $1 billion pipeline
A Wallach memo recounts a 10 minute meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Peres at a Washington reception on Oct 16 1985 discussing a proposed $1 billion Iraqi oil pipeline. Meese denied the account and said he would not resign amid the probe into his finances and potential involvement with Wallach and Peres.
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Crime levels stable for 3 years may rise soon
Washington AP reports 1987 crime figures show stability for the third year, with 34.4 million total offenses and minor year over year increases. Violent crimes reached 5.5 million while motor and household crimes rose modestly, prompting criminologists to warn of potential upticks in the early 1990s as new age cohorts enter peak crime years.
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McFarlane Says No New Information On Iran Contras Scandal
Former national security adviser Robert C. McFarlane, pledging cooperation with the Walsh inquiry, says he has nothing new to add beyond his prior testimony. He notes his March 1986 Tehran trip with Lt. Col. North aimed at easing hostages and securing spare missile parts.
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Sled dog race founder regains coveted lead
Kal tag Alaska AP The 70 year old founder of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race regained a slim lead as front runners reached the Yukon River last checkpoint at Kaltag Joe Redington entered at 12 35 a m with nine dogs and was followed 23 minutes later by Martin Buser with 13 dogs Defending champion Susan Butcher arrived at 2 28 a m with 13 dogs The race covers 1100 miles from Anchorage to Nome with a 150000 purse and 30000 prize for the winner
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