Grand Jury to Probe Rapes At Prince Georges Detention Center
State's Attorney Arthur A. Marshall Jr says a grand jury will investigate 12 rape and sexual assault cases reported at the Prince George's County Detention Center, stemming from Washington Post articles naming defendants and victims. The panel may review additional center incidents as needed.
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Arthur A. Marshall Jr
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Prince George’s County Detention Center
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Bomb threat shuts down Gulf petrochemical plant in Texas
Gulf Oil Co. began shutting down its Cedar Bayou petrochemical plant after a bomb threat and several suspicious pins were found. A senior executive cited a letter claiming 10 bombs were placed at the facility and demanding 15 million dollars. Officials could not confirm receipt or details.
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the Chronicle
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William C. Reaher
Kirk Vogeley
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Bush helps free balanced budget amendment drive
In Washington the balanced budget amendment gains House momentum after a discharge petition collects 218 signatures. Vice President George Bush aided the push by rallying support, lifting the measure from the Judiciary Committee where Peter Rodino had opposed it. The maneuver signals a potential House vote on the proposal after Senate approval earlier.
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U.S
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Peter Rodino
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Soviet airliner crash kills five in Luxembourg Findel aftermath
An Aeroflot Myushin-2 airliner struck a water tower and exploded after skidding off Findel Airport runway. Five Luxembourg nationals died and 72 were injured, with initial tolls fluctuating before the final tally. Luxair president Roger Sietzen confirmed the victims and said injuries varied widely. The Moscow to Lima flight carried 66 passengers and a crew of 1. Washington adds political briefings on Hogan Sarbanes race with Meese stating White House support.
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Peru
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Soviets not ahead in nuclear strength study says
The International Institute for Strategic Studies reports no Soviet lead in strategic nuclear arms with US total warheads higher when bomber-delivered missiles are counted. The analysis notes a shifting balance against NATO in Europe amid the 1982 83 Military Balance.
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Weather forecast for Friday rain across central Rockies plains
National Weather Service predicts rain and showers Friday from the Southwest into the central Rockies and most of the Plains. Cooler weather expected in the northern Plains and upper Great Lakes.
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Weather summary for Northeast Maryland high pressure dominates
High pressure continues over the northeast U S through Friday. Western Maryland counties see partly sunny pleasant days with highs near 70 and cooler, foggy nights dipping into the 50s. Friday brings mostly sunny, warmer conditions with mid to upper 70s. Maryland Mountains expect sunny days in the 60s and 70s, with nights in the 40s. Ocean City enjoys pleasant fall weather with water at 64 and daytime highs near the 70s. Winds turn southeast 5 to 10 mph, drying conditions remain good through Friday.
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Amerasian children reunite with fathers in Vietnam
Eleven Vietnamese American children aged 7 to 15 depart Ho Chi Minh City for new homes in the United States. Fathers greet them with emotion, including Gary Tanous of Vancouver, Washington, who reunites with his 15-year-old daughter Jean Marie as officials say thousands more Amerasians may follow if allowed by the U.S. government.
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On-site probe completes in private plane crash near Berkeley Springs
FAA investigators finished on-site work after a Piper Lance crash atop Cacapon Mountain in Morgan County. The National Transportation Safety Board will issue the cause report. The wreck killed pilot Duane Beever and four passengers from Nebraska after visiting Delaware. Weather included heavy rain in the Easter Panhandle.
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Duane Sue Beaver
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Gary Behm
Jeannie Bluhm
Grand Island
Neb
Nebraska
Mondale backs Dem platform on homosexual rights at gala
Former Vice President Walter Mondale told a Waldorf fundraiser that government and private groups should not threaten society and urged support for his party’s platform on homosexual rights. He spoke to about 800 guests, with leaders and activists in attendance, amid protests outside the hotel.
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8 Street
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Dreamgirls
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Protect Our Children
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America
Goodman insanity claim challenged in Jerusalem case
Cross-examining defense psychiatrist Jordan Schet, prosecutor Michael Kirsch challenge Goodman’s asserted divine instruction motive in the Dome of the Rock attack. Kirsch cites inconsistent medical history. Leher calls the hospital exams consistent with paranoid schizophrenia though Goodman’s testimony shows psychotic logic. Defense argues Goodman could not grasp consequences of the shooting in which two Arabs died and nine were wounded, while Kirsch concedes borderline personality disorders. Also noted is a separate bankruptcy filing by Philip J. Gore and Kim V. Gore in Rockville with assets of 6946 and liabilities of 59045.
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