Owens Coup in Cameroon Stirs Security Arrests Reported
Diplomatic sources say Cameroon's security forces staged a coup today arresting the top army officials. US banks raise prime rates to 12 percent sending stocks to a nearly year low. The report appears in the Syracuse Herald American with notes on entertainment and public affairs.
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Man Accidentally Kills Wife Aiding Dog in Indiana
SEYMOUR Ind AP A woman 57 Bonnie B Dean of North Vernon died of internal injuries after her husband 63 Mac W Dean accidentally backed their recreational vehicle over her while stopping to help an injured dog on Interstate 65. Police said the incident occurred Thursday.
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Challenger launches on bold mission to service Solar Max
Cape Canaveral reports the shuttle Challenger carried five crew toward the 309 mile high Solar Max satellite to repair a control system failure. Commander Crippen led seven first flight astronauts Scobee Hart van Hoften and Gatreeelen as throngs watched the historic 11th shuttle flight. The five men raised space occupancy to 11 in orbit as the mission aimed to fix the solar observatory.
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Pipines family endures another Cynthia Pugh trial
Stella Pipines and family confront renewed court hearings as jurors deliberate in the case against Cynthia Pugh for murdering James Pipines. The Pipines endure media glare, public sorrow, and a defiant trial atmosphere as relatives describe their shattered lives and the emotional toll of the saga.
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Pugh murder retrial enters second day of deliberations
Jury begins full day of deliberations in Cynthia Pugh murder retrial as requests for a legal instruction and witness readbacks surface. Testimony from Pugh’s teens and family friend Alling places her at the home the morning of February 24, 1989, while prosecutors argue she sought to shoot James Pipines.
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Reagan assails Congress over foreign policy limits
President Reagan, in a policy speech at Georgetown, criticizes Congress for meddling after goals are set. He reaffirms deterrence and reduction of nuclear weapons, rejects simplistic solutions, and urges bipartisanship while warning lawmakers to support practical policy details rather than broad aims.
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Polish Church Vatican clash ends in compromise over crosses
In Warsaw a pact between Communist authorities and the Catholic Church ends the month-long war over crucifixes at Stanislaw Stagi agricultural high school near Miele, with the pledge dropped to require student pledges but crosses not to be returned. About 450 priests joined a bread and water fast led by Bishop Jan Mazur as negotiations continued.
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