PLO aide killed in Paris shocks Middle East circles
In Paris a PLO intelligence chief Atef Bseiso was shot dead in front of the Meridien Montparnasse hotel. The PLO blamed Israel while an anonymous caller claimed Arafat warned of Mossad assassinations ahead of elections. The killer fled as police investigated.
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PLO
Yasser Arafat
Israel
Kadi
Atef Esciso
Ahmed Abdel-Rahman
Tunis
Tunisia
Abdel-Rahman
Esciso
Meridien
Serbs Intensify Siege of Sarajevo in Fierce Battle
In Sarajevo, heavy bombardment by Serb artillery marks one of the fiercest clashes in three months. Bosnian government forces push to break the siege as fighting rages around Dobrinja. Wounded include government fighters and civilians. hospital staff work to treat casualties.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia- Herzegovina
Bosnian Defense Ministry
Dragan Marjanovic
Marjanovic
Radio Sarajevo
Dobrinja
Ottawa school bids eyed at 7:30 meeting
The Ottawa school board will consider several bids tonight at the district office 420 S Main. Action expected on modular classrooms for Eugene Field Eisenhower Hawthorne Garfield Lincoln plus bids for band uniforms roof repairs and a transportation contract. Superintendent Don Duncan will report on finances with executive sessions on personnel and leader contract talks.
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Ottawa School Board
S. Main
Eugene Field
Eisenhower
Hawthorne
Garfield
Lincoln
Ottawa Middle
Lin
Coln Schools
Don Duncan
Los Angeles police chief Gates agrees to end tenure
Police Chief Daryl Gates will retire by June 30 as planned after a dispute over commander promotions and a police commission move to hire a lawyer. Gates admitted his threat to delay retirement was a bluff but said he would not obstruct successor Willie Williams.
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Los Angeles
Daryl Gates
Police Commission
Gates
Rodney
King
Philadelphia Police
Willie Williams
Williams
Tom Bradley
Justices delay abortion decision in federal authority case
The Supreme Court postponed ruling on whether federal courts and law enforcement may curb anti abortion blockades at clinics, delaying Bray v Alexandria Women's Health Clinic to re argument in the 1992-93 term. The case tests use of the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871 to protect patients and clinic owners from conspiratorial blockades.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Operation Rescue
Alexandria
4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Iion
Virginia
District of Columbia
Band to honor Fillmore at City Park concert program
City Band performs at 7 30 p m in City Park with Fillmore tunes such as Light Cavalry and His Honor plus The Wind Beneath My Wings and Showboat selections. Brent Wheeler notes Fillmore wrote more band music under aliases and led a famed Cincinnati radio group in the 1930s.
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City Band
City Park
Lassus
Little Champ
Edward Madden
Ceasar Giovanni
Jerome Kern
Brent Wheeler
Fillmore
Cincinnati
America
Wheeler
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