Protest March in Cape Town Damps as Security Clampdown Hits
In Cape Town Athlone and nearby Guguletu townships police and military forcefully dispersed a mixed race march to demand Nelson Mandela's release. Allan Boesak, organizer and church leader, was jailed under security laws as 3,000 protesters faced tear gas and gunfire while authorities shut money markets for five days.
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Governor Cuomo visit sparks warm greeting at State Fair
At Governor's Day during the State Fair Gov Mario Cuomo drew a huge crowd and personal greetings. Elizabeth Koeger received birthday wishes while Helen Wilson got two kisses and Shaun O'Brien a handshake. Solvay volunteer firefighter Michael Martinez praised the moment saying attendees could ask questions and say hello. Syracuse activist Henry Bersani compared the reception to past campaigns, noting Cuomo's accessibility.
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Catholic reform loyalty endures says Andrew Greeley
Prominent priest and sociologist Andrew M. Greeley argues that American Catholics will not accept a rollback of Vatican II reforms. His study shows faith remains steadfast despite clashes with church leadership, while noting broader social trends influence changes such as divorce, birth control views, and worship language. The report, based on 20 years of NORC surveys, highlights lingering loyalty and a more loving view of God among Catholics.
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Israelis Raid Three Lebanese Villages Amid Prison Release
Israeli helicopter and armored units entered southern Lebanon at 4 a.m. storming houses in Kafra Kabrika and Toline and raiding Chagra while pursuing suspects. The operation followed the release of 113 Lebanese prisoners from AUit military prison as 125 detainees remained. UN and Israeli sources confirmed activity but offered few details.
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Toddler steals $8500 cash from Brinks bag at LAX
A two year old girl at Los Angeles International Airport reached into a Brinks money bag, lifting out eight thousand five hundred dollars in cash. The guard did not see the child and the parents George and Joanna Arias were charged with grand theft. The toddler was placed in guardian care.
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Sunshine and mild forecast with 75 Thursday high
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Weinberger cancels Sgt York air defense gun
Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger scrapped the Army’s Sgt York air defense gun after a troubled run, saying the system did not work well enough. The move forces a return to drawing board efforts to defend infantry from aerial attack.
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