Victim won't testify in Goetz trial on subway shooting
In New York AP report, James Ramseur among four youths shot by Bernhard Goetz refuses to testify at the attempted murder trial, citing anger at the system after a rape conviction. Ramseur, 21, faces a prison term, while Goetz contends self defense as two other witnesses add context to the Dec 22, 1984 subway incident.
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S&L rescue plan passes as critics urge larger fund
The House approved a 5 billion dollar rescue fund over two years for the bankrupt Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. Industry backs the plan citing lower burden and risk, while critics push for a fund triple that size.
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Communicative safeguards to curb nuclear risks
The United States and the Soviet Union plan to set up warning centers in Washington and Moscow to alert each other to test launches and moves that could be misread as attacks. The accord, welcomed by Kenneth Adelman, calls for broader deep cuts in strategic arsenals to enhance safety.
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