Tehran radio reports Waite kidnapped by Revolutionary Justice
Tehran radio in Nicosia claimed envoy Terry Waite was seized by an armed Lebanese group Revolutionary Justice in Beirut. No independent confirmation followed, amid a string of unverified Waite reports since his January disappearance during hostage negotiations.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Tehran
Amghicas
Terry Waite
Libagon
Waite
U.S
Revolutinary Justice
Radic
Lebanon
Revolutionary Justice
Labanne
Mosler
Iran
Beirut
Islamic Jihad
Islamic Ihad
Ten Amarinane
Terry Anderson
Middle East
Associated Press
Thomas Sutherland
American University of
West Beirut
Ies Bata En
Motevaselian
Mohsen Musavi
Kazem Skhavan
Islamic Republic
Canterbury
Robert Runcie
Hashemi Rafsanjani
Poindexter's Rise and Internal Conflicts in NSC Circles
The article recalls Poindexter's managerial style and secrecy at the NSC, noting his clashes with deputy North over a cover story and North’s public profile. It traces Poindexter’s Navy career, his ascent from naval aide to NSC official, and the tensions over a potential Pentagon posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
NSC
Poindexter
Ollie
Tower
Navy
Indiana
Naval Academy
California Institute of Technology
Gerry Miller
Defense
Robert MacNamara
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Richard Allen
Allen
William Clark
Robert McFarlane
6Th Fleet
Italy
McFarlane
Maller
Army officer prime suspect in military academy bombing
Manila AP) An army captain, linked to Guardians military fraternity tied to a failed coup, is the leading suspect in the Philippine Military Academy bombing that killed four and wounded many. Gen. Fidel Ramos said the captain and several others are being questioned, with ammunition and explosives found at his Baguio City home.
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Manila
Philippines
Philippine Military Academy
Corazon Aquino
Fidel V. Ramos
Baguio City
Ramos
Jesus de la Cruz
Guardians
de la Cruz
Ordnance Room
Liberty town debates growth and traffic as plans eyed
Residents and officials in Libertytown discuss growth, traffic improvements, and rezoning as a state highway engineer backs placing Routes 26 and 75 on a priority list. Community members urge controlled development to avoid overgrowth while preserving youth opportunities and local charm.
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NSC
Poindexter
Richard Ramsburg
Civic Association
Ecker
Duval Sneadner
Fairmont Cemetery Association
Theresa Davis
Main Street
Pam Tressier
Tressier
Frederick
Richard Lindblad
Jones Road
Jerri
Walkersville
Urbana
Edward Smariga
Richard Burgee
Lindblads
Byrd Pushes Fresh Vote to Restrict Contra Aid
Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd vows a renewed push to require Reagan to account for Contra aid. A 60 vote tally to end the filibuster looms as lawmakers eye a 105 million dollar request for next year amid deficits and Gramm Rudman targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Robert Byrd
Reagan
Byrd
D.W
House
Iraqis report oilfield raid by air against Iran offshore fields
NICOSIA Cyprus AP Iraq said its planes bombed two offshore oilfields in Iran today as part of an intensified air campaign aimed at Iran's economic lifeline. Baghdad Radio quoted a military spokesman saying fighter-bombers shattered Nowrouz field and set Tigs afire at Cyrus Geld, with no immediate Tehran response.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Iraq
Iran
Persian Gulf
Ali Khamenei
United States
Gulf
Suait
Hormuz
Islamic Republic
Khamenei
Mashhad
U.S
Baghdad Radio
Nowrouz Field
Cyrus Geld
Nowrouz
Tehran
IRNA
Frederick benefit cited in house vehicle fee plan
A Maryland house panel backs a bill diverting 100 percent of new vehicle registration fees to roads and bridges. The first year's 30 million funds would equip a Medevac EMS helicopter fleet and expand eight state bases. Frederick gains expectedly from a future full-service MVA, opening in June 1989.
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Reagan
House
Budget Committee
William H. Gray II
Wach
Senate Budget Committee
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
Senate
Frederick
Medevac
Maryland State Police
Maryland Department of Transportation
William Hellman
Baltimore-Washington International Airport
Baltimore
Hattery
Frederick Mva
Department of Transportation
Balloons Release Marks Girl Scouts Celebration
Hundreds of colored balloons were released by Girl Scouts as a celebration. Each balloon tag carried scout names and troop numbers though some tags detached in the breeze. Balloons rose high and many vanished, some tangled in trees, while others drifted back to the ground. The event closed with a friendship circle as scouts looked skyward.
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Beiruin
Rae
Jerusalem
Unose
Ube
Wir
Syria
West
Hafez Assad
Arab League
Hezbollah
Mindanao
Cagayan de Oro
Regional Communist Party
Wilfredo Mapano
New Peoples’ Army
NPA
Mrs. Aquino
Libertytown
California
Boyer Travel Agency
E. Church St
Europe
England
Church St
Congress
White House
Howard H Baker Jr
Kg Uing
Baker
Abc-Tv
David Brinkley
Girl Scouts
Gemological Institute of America
Francis Scott Rey Mall
Frederick, MD
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