Panama army chief linked to drugs and deaths
New York Times reports Panama's Gen Manuel Antonio Noriega, commander of the armed forces, tied to drug trafficking, gun running to rebels, and money laundering. U.S. officials say Noriega aided intelligence work for Washington while supplying Cuba with information and profits from firms shipping tech. Spadafora slaying cited as linked in inquiry.
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Guns most dangerous for owners in home study
Memphis based emergency medicine expert Dr. Arthur Kellerman and Dr. Donald Reay analyzed 743 gunshot deaths from 1978 to 1983 in King County Washington and found home gun use for self protection linked to more self inflicted and other gun deaths than intruder fatalities.
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