Slaying suspect kills self in Greensboro firefight
Frederick Klenner, sought in five family slayings, opened automatic fire on officers in Greensboro and then apparently detonated a van, killing himself, a girlfriend and her two children. Three officers injured. motive linked to a Kentucky custody dispute and multiple murders across Kentucky and North Carolina.
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Greensboro
N.C
Kentucky
Frederick Klenner
Joanna Colodin
Winston-Salem
Klenner
Susie Newsom Lynch
John
Jim
Oldham County
Dennis Clark
Clark
Conrad Wade
Hattie Newsom
North Carolina
Delores Lynch
Jane Lynch
Pennsylvanians fight nuke reactor's restart
Pennsylvania officials and public groups seek an emergency court order to block Three Mile Island Unit 1 restart. They question NRC approval and plant management, citing safety and environmental concerns amid ongoing cleanup of Unit 2.
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Washington
Three Mile Island
Pennsylvania
3Rd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Middletown
Dick Thornburgh
U.S
NRC
Unit 1
Harrisburg
Union of Concerned Scientists
Norman
Marjorie Aamodt
Coatesville, Pa
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Festival of India Opens Amid Security and Finance Fears
Washington hosts the Festival of India at the Smithsonian with 1500 artifacts and performances by Zubin Mehta and Ravi Shankar as security concerns and funding worries loom. The event coincides with protests planned by Sikh groups over the 1984 Golden Temple incident and a U S plot case against Rajiv Gandhi.
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Washington
America
Smithsonian Museum of Natural History
New York Philharmonic
Zubin Mehta
Ravi Shankar
India
Rajiv Gandhi
George Bush
Gandhi
Nancy Reagan
United States
Indira Gandhi
Smithsonian
S. Dillon Ripley
Ripley
FBI
White House
New Delhi
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