Bani Sadr says Israel sold arms to Iran amid hostage crisis
Exiled former Iranian president Abolhassan Bani Sadr tells ABC News in Paris that Israel supplied weapons to Iran while U S hostages were held in Tehran. He cites an underground network opposing Ayatollah Khomeini and calls for his overthrow.
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Former Crocker Bank VP charged in $11 million diversion
Federal grand jury indicts David E. Estes, 35, of San Jose, for misapplying about $11.33 million by issuing bogus loans to fund non existent projects and property purchases. Estes supervised San Jose construction finance, suspended after allegations surfaced.
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Reagan OK'd Navy challenge amid tense international drills
President Reagan described briefing details on naval maneuvers in international waters and said the United States would respond with force if its ships or planes were fired upon. He recounted ordering ships to cross the line and display muscle while emphasizing readiness and restraint.
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Hunger strike killers urged restraint amid Belfast unrest
In Belfast and surrounding areas supporters of the IRA hunger strike urged an end to street violence after the death of Michael Devine, the 10th hunger striker. Police reported injuries to a officer and two British soldiers as clashes with gangs continued in West Belfast. The H Block Committee in Londonderry appealed for Catholics to see the government's stance, warning continued rioting could curb support for the strikers.
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Seventeen Cuban refugees released from Atlanta prison
Seventeen Cuban refugees were released from the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary after more than a year. Four more were to be freed later, while 226 others remained delayed as a Justice Department review determined if they posed a danger.
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NASA linked leukemia study draws mother’s regret
Mary Sue Sexton voiced regret over taking her leukemia patient to the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies where high dose radiation was used in a NASA research project. Mother Jones reports patients were treated for cancer therapy while NASA funded retrospective data analysis, not care. officials deny NASA influenced treatment.
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Cholera Strikes Two in Texas in U S Return
East Texas health authorities report two cholera cases the first in the United States since 1978. One 65 year old man in Beaumont died from unrelated renal and pulmonary failure after hospitalization. The other 42 year old man in Orange County recovered and was discharged. The cases are not linked.
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