Vandalism prompts limits at county parks
Vandalism at Pinecliff Park drives requests for live in security guards and alcohol restrictions in county parks. Parks officials cite rising security problems, past sheriff patrol gaps, and high after hours vandalism as they seek county commissioner approval and potential public hearings.
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Kingsbury
Sheriff's Department
Parks Department
Sheriff’s Department
Mr. Kingsbury
Earl Eyler
Eyler
Tanker Hit Members Question Cause of Strike
Flagged tanker hit left crew seriously hurt. Officials argued over whether a bomb or missile caused the damage. A U S military source said it was 99 percent certain a missile struck the ship while U S warships guarded Kuwaiti tankers amid rising Gulf tensions with Iran and Iraq. Iran’s president spoke at Tehran University during noon prayers amid the crisis.
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United States
Middle East
Gulf
Gulf of Oman
Arabian Sea
Iran
Kuwait
Iraq
Tran
Tehran
Ali Khamenei
Tehran University
Sea Isle City
Alhmadi
Private zoos try to balance visitors and ethics
In a feature on private zoos, owners discuss growing attendance, animal welfare, and the challenge of expanding spaces. They note a 17 percent yearly rise in visitors over three years and warn that crowding could pressure animals unless areas and collections keep expanding.
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Mr. Hahn
Haba
Duarte urges space for peace process with Contras
Salvadoran President Duarte calls for a 150 day window before new Contra aid, outlining a five month peace process with five signatory countries. He notes a January report by an international commission to assess ceasefires, amnesty, and civil liberties, and supports direct talks with the Nicaraguan government while urging restraint on aid until process concludes.
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United States
National Press Club
Duarte
el Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Congress
Reagan
Federal ruling could discourage migrant labor use
A federal judge’s ruling assigns payroll record keeping and fair pay duties to farmers rather than crew bosses. The decision could deter migrant labor use in the Eastern Shore region, affecting crops like melons cucumbers and tomatoes. Attorney Don E. Richardson called the ruling an unfair burden on farmers.
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Baltimore
U.S
Joseph C. Howard
Don E. Richardson
Bradford
Drug arrests reviewed in quiet testimony at hearing
Mr Cunningham said he has lived in New York for two months and speaks little English. Mr Delgado, from Puerto Rico, moved to New York a month ago and told police he reached Frederick by public transportation.
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Cunningham
New York
Delgado
Puerto Rico
Frederick
Robertson Raises Over $11 Million for Presidential Bid
Former televangelist Pat Robertson reported raising 11.7 million dollars from about 120000 contributors as he entered the 1988 GOP presidential race. Bush led the quarter with 3.2 million, Dukakis 3.5 million for the Democrats, while several candidates faced debt and cash-on-hand challenges.
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Pat Robertson
Robertson
George Bush
Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
Federal Election Commission
Jesse Jackson
FEC
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Dukakis
GOP
Jack Kemp
New York
Kemp
John Buckley
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
Babbitt
Mike McCurry
McCurry
New Hampshire
Iowa
Sen
Bob Dole
Kansas
Dole
Senate
Pete du Pont
Delaware
Alexander M. Haig
Haig
Pam Smith
Missouri
Richard Gephardt
Nuttle
Christian Broadcasting Network
Dukakis financier Robert A Farmer tailored fund-raising network
Boston AP profile of Robert A Farmer a longtime donor with a quiet approach. His disciplined 50 person finance team spreads responsibility across 600 handpicked members creating a chain ledger of calls and quotas. His method fuels Michael Dukakis large campaign coffers drawing national praise and local skepticism.
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Boston
Michael Dukakis
Midas
Robert A. Farmer
Farmer
Massachusetts
Michael Berman
Walter F. Mondale
Dukakis
Bob
William Sweeney
Tennessee
Albert Gore Jr
Finance Committee Cn
Mr. Farmer
Sweeney
Democratic Held
County Costs And AIDS Concerns At Detention Center
Taxpayers faced costs of 7351 and 15178 in 1985. Mrs Stup recalled a past charge over 3000 for a natural childbirth. She and Mr Hoke questioned jail plans if an inmate is proven to have AIDS. Lt Baisey said no inmates currently have AIDS and decisions will be made on an individual basis.
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Stup
Hoke
Baisey
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Lloyd’s Shipping Intelligence Unit
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Disney Video
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Lyear
Charlie Sheen
East Brea
Nicolas Cage
Peggy Sue
Holly Hunter
Vern
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Worrell
Jim Varney
America
Midstate Detention Center
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Parte
Ichman
Terry
Hisman
Robert Dole
William Brock
Capitol Hill
Brock
Sen. Dole
Hub Furniture
Abbott Well Drilling & Pump Company
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