Guards Fire On Knife-Wielding Inmates At WV Penitentiary
Four inmates were wounded, one seriously, after guards opened fire in the North Hall of the West Virginia Penitentiary in Moundsville when inmates ignored warning shots and hurled a bottle believed to be flammable. Corrections officials said officers acted in fear for their safety as the threat escalated.
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Panel to decide fate of SALT II
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will consider asking the full Senate to ratify SALT II next month. Sen. Jesse Helms urged sending the treaty to the Senate floor, but Democrats blocked the move and sought an endorsement condition. Chairman Richard Lugar said more study is needed.
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Robbery suspect charged in deaths on Rodeo Drive
Beverly Hills DA filed three murder counts against Steven Livaditis 22 for the 13 hour siege on Rodeo Drive. He faces four robbery counts three false imprisonment and three kidnapping counts for allegedly stealing 2 million in jewelry and forcing hostages to load it into a briefcase. Victims include security guard William Richard Smith 54 saleswoman Ann Heilperin 40 and sales manager Hugh Skinner 64 who was killed by a police bullet.
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Rebels seek to blunt Sandinista air power with new U.S. aid
Rebels say a fresh U.S. aid infusion could neutralize Nicaragua's air power after 10 new Soviet HIP MI-8 helicopters arrived. In The Hague the World Court denounced U.S. backing for the Contras as a violation of the U.N. Charter, refusing Nicaragua's $375 million claim while finding U.S. arming and funding of the Contras as intervention.
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Reagan Prepared to Sign 1.7 Billion Spending Bill
President Reagan is set to sign a 1.7 billion catchall spending package approved by Congress after months of wrangling. The bill funds several agencies for three months, restores farm subsidies, jury payments, and rural loan refinancings while trimming costs with savings from unused housing programs.
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