Carlos the Jackal Arraigned in Paris on Terror Suspects
Venezuelan born Ilich Ramirez Sanchez known as Carlos the Jackal, 44, is arraigned in Paris on charges he masterminded a 1982 attack near the Champs Elysees and other deadly incidents. He urged bystanders and taunted Judge Jean-Louis Bruguiere during a secret hearing at the Palais de Justice while defendants’ lawyers were appointed.
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Pasqua
Germany
Red Army
Spain
Middle East
OPEC
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Entebbe
Uganda
London
Charles de Gaulle
Pamlico County to receive anti-crime grants for at risk youths
Craven Pamlico and Jones school systems share 12 million statewide to fund middle school youth crime prevention programs. The Pamlico grant of about 79 thousand supports a family and self esteem building plan linking area agencies services and volunteers. Up to 125 students in grades five through eight at the junior high and Arapahoe will join a new enrichment class replacing one existing option.
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Craven
Pamlico
Jones
General Assembly
Ob Etheridge
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Pamlico County
Hazel Alcock
Community Schools
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Arapahoe
Democratic leader pledges 24 hour sessions on health care reform
Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell vows to force 24 hour sessions to push Republicans to vote on changes to his 1,443 page health care blueprint. He aims to end six days of stalemate as Batten resistance and revisions surface. Daschle and Packwood comment on length and process.
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George Mitchell
Mitchell
Batten
Tom Daschle
D-S.d
Bob Packwood
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Jones seeks to put rule on parlors
Jones County officials move to regulate but not ban opposite sex massage parlors and other adult establishments in residential areas near churches. Commissioners express concern about a potential wave of such businesses while County Attorney James Hood studies the ordinance for constitutional viability amid changing local rules and past precedents. Minors are prohibited from accessing these establishments.
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Gisuisdasienaas Ok’d
Robert Mattocks
James Hood
Institute On Government
Chapel Hill
Onslow Couny
Democrats say GOP fears gun lobby behind crime bill clash
Democratic Party chair charged Republicans oppose Clinton’s crime bill out of fear of the National Rifle Association. House opposition shelved the $33 billion crime-fighting measure as Democrats seek to push through a bill with changes.
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Public Opinion Strategies
Alexandria
Democratic National Committee
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White House
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