Multiple states report 1500 free toxic leaks weekend
Three states Indiana Illinois and West Virginia faced chemical leaks that prompted evacuations affecting about 1500 people. In Pendleton Indiana a Conrail vinyl acetate leak forced 1000 residents to flee and 440 workers at Borg-Warner’s Warner Gear plant to evacuate. A second leak near Muncie prompted a two hour plant evacuation after a sweet odor invaded the facility. In West Virginia an irritant chemical leaked from a tanker truck near Cross Lanes triggering 30 homes to evacuate in the Kanawha Valley.
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Congressman's aide backs quarantine for gays over AIDS
A Congressional aide, advising Rep. William A. Dannemeyer on AIDS issues, advocates quarantining gays and banning blood donations by male homosexuals. Dr. Paul Cameron, labeled a hate monger, has been criticized by psychologists and gay rights groups for his controversial views.
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Desmond Tutu blasts Botha on apartheid reforms
Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu criticized P W Botha for not advancing human rights as violence grows and Western pressure increases. Tutu called the speech foreboding and condemned Reagan era constructive engagement as immoral while urging continued peaceful challenge to apartheid. McFarlane urged a cautious chance for the government amid unclear commitments.
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Botha Holds Session With Clergymen In Crisis
CBS Face the Nation interview from Johannesburg quotes Desmond Tutu saying South Africa is on the brink of catastrophe. Tutu accuses Prime Minister Botha of rejecting negotiations while signaling openness to talks with a delegation. state of emergency enters fifth week as police report 111 more detentions and 998 remain jailed.
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Father Confesses to Murder in Rural Town Tragedy
A rural town reels after a father admits killing his daughter Sarah following sexual abuse allegations. He described driving with her, attempting sexual relations, stabbing with an awl, and watching her bleed to death. A $6,000 reward funded the hunt as authorities stress child safety and reporting in rural communities.
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