Marine Convicted Of Passing Secrets
Marine Lance Clayton Lonetree, first Marine court martialed for espionage, convicted on all 13 counts by an eight man jury at Quantico. He faces life in prison with appeals likely. Prosecution said he sold secrets to the KGB, defense claimed he gave non-vital information while acting as a double agent.
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Quantico
Clayton Lonetree
Lonetree
KGB
U.S
Moscow
David L. Beck
William Kunstler
Saint Paul
Minn
Kunstler
Ottawa School Board Tour Precedes Monday Meeting
The Ottawa Board of Education schedules a 5 p.m. summer improvements tour at the school district office 420 5 Main before its 7:30 p.m. meeting. Agenda includes an auditorium contract adoption of 1987-88 goals personnel actions a Quest program report by Margaret Betterton and a project to determine school quality.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Board of Education
Margaret Betterton
Ottawa Middle School
Housekeeper Gears Up For Special Session In Kansas
Kansas House staff chief Bill Bachman prepares for Gov Hayden's August 31 special session. He notes similar workload to a regular session with fewer staff, recruiting needs for secretaries and pages, and a $30,000-a-day projected cost. Long or short, plans cover logistics, security, and potential extended days.
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Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
Topeka, Kan
Kansas
Bill Bachman
Bachman
Mike Hayden
Secretary of State
John Reinhart
Bill Graves
Don
Topeka
Hayden
Senate
House
Kansas Highway Patrol
Legislative Coordinating Council
Administration Open to Talks With Iran Deputy Minister
The Reagan administration said it would meet Iran deputy foreign minister Mohammed Jawad Larijani next week if Iran requests a discussion on hostages and the Persian Gulf crisis. No deals on hostages are allowed, and talks would be the first high level contact since 1981, with past secret Iran-Contra discussions cited.
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Washington
Reagan
Iran
U.S
Tries
Tehran
Mohammed Jawad Larijani
New York
State Department
Larijani
Phyllis Oakley
Lebanon
Kidnappers Warn Of Torture In Kuwait Bombing Case
Beir ut AP Islamic Jihad, a pro Iranian group holding two Americans and three French hostages, said 17 Shiite suspects convicted of the Kuwait embassy bombings face torture and threatened to apply the same treatment to the captives. They claimed Kuwait used severe torture and noted one French hostage is gravely ill.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Kuwait
Islamic Jihad
Victims list released in Detroit air crash tragedy
Romulus Michigan AP families soothed as coroner's list confirms 147 aboard Northwest Flight 255 plus two on ground, with total victims reaching about 155. NTSB winds down on site probe with cause undetermined as observers cite conflicting flap indications.
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Romulus
Mich
Wayne County Medical Examiner
Northwest Airlines
Detroit Metropolitan
Northwest
National Transportation Safety Board
Detroit
Michigan Youth Corps
Miami mother arrested for feeding hungry children on train
Tobin Jinks, 26, faces second degree misdemeanor charges for eating on a Metrorail train after her children missed dinner. The arrest occurred July 28 at Dadeland station when her 18 month old son Quinton demanded food Vienna sausages from a purse. She could face up to 60 days in jail or a $500 fine, with a possible pretrial program to avoid a record.
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Miami
Spick-And-Span
Tobin Jinks
John Carrel
Metrorail
New York
Ms. Jinks
Quinton
Kevin
Texas
Dadeland
Vienna
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Lawrence
Franklin County Ambulance Service
Zheng
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Olathe
Steve Zuk
Reinhart
Keith Hunter
Wayne County Medical Examiner's Office
Hunter
Craig Hoffman
Julie Hoffman
Saginaw
Tobia Jinks
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