Mandela Offer Frees Mandela Tied to Sanctions Debate
South Africa offered to free Nelson Mandela only if police action used to quell protests after his release was not cited by other nations as justification for sanctions. The World Bank reports show 317 million Africans live in countries with income declines 1973 to 1983. In Nevada, investigators remain unable to verify a tour bus crash speed, with no conclusive cause yet found.
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Congressman's hospitalization after heart attack in Washington area
Rep. Robert W. Davis of Michigan remains in serious condition in a coronary care unit after a mild heart attack. A Fairfax Hospital spokeswoman gave no further details while Davis’ office said he would stay hospitalized for several days for tests and is expected to resume normal activities soon.
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Brenda Baird
Fairfax Hospital
Davis
Mark Ruge
Shuttle safety reforms urged after Challenger inquiry report
The Challenger commission urges NASA to include astronauts and contractors in launch decisions and calls for independent safety oversight. It faulted NASA management, demands full scale joint redesign tests, and proposes outside expert review headed by NAS/NRC. delay to July 1987 unlikely.
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Atlantic
Impeachment bid seeks removal of Judge Claiborne
Rep. Peter Rodine Jr. introduces a resolution of impeachment against imprisoned U S District Judge Harry Claiborne of Nevada. He notes the need to preserve judicial integrity after Claiborne’s tax evasion conviction for 1978 and 1979 income and his continuing salary while serving a two year sentence at Maxwell Air Force Base. The House has previously adopted impeachment resolutions in twelve cases, with four removals.
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U.S
Harry Claiborne
Nevada
Peter W. Rodine Jr
Dn.j
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Maxwell Air Force Base
Ala
Senate
Whales driven to sea near Fort Myers Beach
Twenty seven false killer whales stranded twice on Gulf Coast beaches and were guided back to the water by tourists residents and officials. A plane and two boats would monitor progress as authorities warned they could beach again.
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Gulf Coast
Dan Byrd
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Chief resigns over betrayal claim in Portland inquiry
Penny Harrington, 44, said she quit after 16 months as Portland’s police chief, alleging she felt betrayed by a commission that condemned her management and scrutinized her friendship with a drug suspect. The inquiry noted gender factors but called her leadership unyielding and unlikely to regain public confidence.
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Penny Harrington
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