Kemp apologizes for aide remarks at Jewish university
Kemp faced students at a Jewish university over anti-Semitic and anti-Catholic remarks by a national co-chairman of his campaign. The controversy followed evangelical Tim LaHaye resigning as Kemp's co-chairman amid public outrage over anti-Jewish and anti-Catholic statements. Coretta Scott King filed suit against Boston University seeking the papers donated by Martin Luther King Jr., alleging improper retention and handling by the university.
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Jack Kemp
Deis University
Tim LaHaye
Kemp
LaHaye
Beepers Banned From Schools In Nashville High
Nashville high school bans beepers after reports of drug dealing use. Principal Jim Neely says any student found with a pager will have it confiscated and a parent must retrieve it. Five beepers have been taken since the policy began this fall.
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Nashville, Tenn
Stratford High
Jim Neely
Non-smoking law starts smoothly in Skokie
Day one of Skokie's ban on smoking in public spaces runs without incident. Public health director Lowell Huckleberry reports no complaints as businesses including restaurants, schools and banks begin enforcing the ordinance requiring non smoking areas.
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Skokie
Ill
Village Hall
Lowell Huckleberry
Barricaded gunman found dead in Idaho basement
In Pocatello Idaho a man who holed up in his basement for over two days was found dead after exchanges of gunfire with police authorities said Kelly Mourisen 32 died Tuesday night it is unknown if the wound was self inflicted Police and Moursten fired tear gas into the home and more than 100 rounds were exchanged Tuesday Moursten had suffered from low mood for the past year after a fight with his father on Sunday night
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Pocatello
Idaho
Norman Probst
Kelly Mourisen
Mourtsen
Welfare rolls shrink slowly as state reports gains
State and county programs cut welfare rolls gradually with 1986 sees 229 county recipients leaving welfare. Oswego Wayne Ontario and Franklin counties rise while Jefferson County drops 2.15 percent. New York City houses nearly 70 percent of recipients as statewide total nears 89,000 in October 1989 with a 4.3 percent decline since 1983.
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State Social Services Department
Onondaga County
New York
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Ontario
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Franklin
Jefferson County
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New Jersey
Connecticut
New Hampshire
FBI hunts for gun as crash probe focuses on fired worker
The crash near a California cattle ranch 175 miles northwest of Los Angeles may involve a fired employee, with investigators noting a possible gun aboard the BAe-146. An ABC report cites a note of self harm by Burke and confirms Raymond Thomson was the target. Patricia Goldman of the NTSB said the agency is coordinating with the FBI, while experts say interior gunfire could unlikely cause a crash.
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Burke
Raymond F. Thomson
Los Angeles
San Francisco
ABC
Patricia A. Goldman
National Transportation Safety Board
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