Weather may slow shuttle landing in Ed lands
SPACE CENTER Houston AP The Columbia Spacelab crew faces a near call for landing as Pacific storm tracks threaten either Wednesday or Thursday. If the California front clears Ed wards Air Force Base on Wednesday, landing would occur at 8 01 a m Pacific time Thursday. If it stalls, the crew may return Wednesday.
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Poles Denied Asylum After Ship Arrival In New Jersey
Three Polish Solidarity members who stowed away aboard a Dart Line ship to the United States were denied asylum by the INS and will be sent back to West Germany where they lived before boarding in France. Officials called the ruling shocking while noting the men have not shown a well founded fear of persecution. Bayonne residents expressed disbelief as the ship carried them toward potential repatriation.
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Polish Solidarity Union
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PLO aid linked to U S intelligence network in Middle East
The New York Times reports that U S intelligence relied on secret ties with the Palestine Liberation Organization for years after Beirut’s 1982 departure. CIA sources provided critical political and military information, a loss noted after Beirut embassy bombings harmed CIA staff.
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Flynt hurls flag at surprised federal judge in court
Larry Flynt, publisher of Hustler, appeared in a Chicago federal court and hurled a Soviet banner at Magistrate Olga Jurco before being ordered to Los Angeles to face charges. He had been arrested at O'Hare on a travel restriction tied to a Los Angeles case and was held at the Metropolitan Correctional Center.
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Larry Flynt
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Northeastern governors back acid rain fund and uniform drinking age
At a Secaucus conference, governors endorsed a national fund about 2 billion dollars yearly to curb acid rain, funded half by utilities and fossil fuel users and half by a modest electricity tax. They called for a 10 million ton sulfur and 4 million ton nitrogen oxide cut by 1995 nationwide.
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