New study questions the killing of Russia's last czar family
British journalists Summers and Mangold argue in The File on the Tsar that the czarina and three of the four grand duchesses survived as Lenin’s hostages for months after the July 16 1918 massacre, while the fate of Grand Duchess Anastasia remains unresolved.
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Cambridge, Mass
Russia
Czarina
Vladimir Lenin
Anastasia
Anthony Summers
Tom Mangold
British Broadcasting Corp
Tsar
London
Harvard
Houghton
Summers
Nicholas II
Ekaterinburg
Urals
Nicholas
Alexandra
Lenin
Moscow
Germany
Roswell office rent debate linked to Montoya stake
The state Department of Corrections reviews leasing space in the Fisk Building in Roswell partly owned by Sen. Montoya and Earl Worley. Probation and Parole moved offices from the Dale Building to save costs amid questions about ownership and rent figures. Officials say they were unaware Montoya held ownership during talks.
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State Department of Corrections
Roswell
U.S
Joseph M
Department
Dale
E. Fourth St
Fisk
Department of Probation and Parole
Department of Corrections
Montoya
Hanrahan
Albuquerque
Santana Quintana
Quintana
Probation and Parole
Tom Batho
Corrections
Park surrendering records in probe of influence on U S lawmakers
Washington sources say South Korea businessman Tongsun Park turned over cancelled checks and bank records to the Justice Department Public Integrity Section amid bribery inquiries. Park denies bribery and suggests no agents of Seoul. Governor Edwin Edwards notes his wife received 10000 in 1971 from Park during his congressional run.
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Washington Star
Washington
Tongsun Park
South Korea
Justice Department
Park
Louisiana
Edwin Edwards
Edwards
New Orleans
Internal Revenue Service
Cornelius Gallagher
New Jersey
Richard Hanna
California
Michigan
William S. Broomfield
Arab summit to back Riyadh Lebanon peace plan
The Arab League planned formal approval of the Riyadh peace plan for Lebanon despite Iraqi objections to Syrian troops leading the force to enforce peace. Spokesman Selim el Yafi said 20 of 21 members approved the ceasefire agreement.
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Riyadh
Lebanon
Arab League
Selim el-Yafi
League
Iraq
El-Yafi
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Sudan
South Yemen
Elias Sarkis
Israel
Arkoub
al Akhbar
Mussa Sabri
Ferry collision kills many on Mississippi River
Coast Guard reports the Norwegian tanker Frosta rammed the commuter ferry George Prince amid river traffic. Fifty to sixty deaths confirmed. divers recover 64 bodies, 18 survivors. Governor Edwards orders ongoing search and a marine law task force.
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New Orleans
Mississippi River
Coast Guard
Nicholas J. Colombo
George Prince
Edwin Edwards
Colombo
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