Man charged in boys deaths in Providence cellar stabbing
R L a A man, 21, was charged with murder in the deaths of Jason Wolf, 6, and Frankie Barnes, 10, after their bodies were found in a tenement cellar in Olneyville. Police say the suspect hid in a basement for about 12 hours and was arraigned pending trial. A self described letter writer suggested killings by Satan and led investigators to Tongue Pond where Frankie’s body was found suffering stab wounds and drowning.
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Olneyville
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Sarmente
Satan
Frankie
Tongue Pond
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Cranston
Franke
West End
Barbara Duru
Jason
Mashapang Pond
Reagan gets new hearing aid in Palm Springs visit
President Reagan and Nancy Reagan vacationing at Walter Annenberg's 205 acre Palm Springs estate. They plan New Year dinner at a country club after boarding Air Force One in Los Angeles. Reagan was fitted with a high tech hearing aid by Dr. John House at Century Plaza Hotel before departure.
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Betty Ford Hospitalized in Rancho Mirage Recovery
Former first lady Betty Ford, 69, was admitted to Eisenhower Medical Center in Rancho Mirage after a Riverside County ambulance transported her at 8 13 pm. She had shown weakness during dinner following heart surgery two months earlier and was reported in stable condition.
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Betty Ford
Eisenhower Medical Center
Mirchael McFadden
Riverside County
Ford
the Desert Hospital
Dan Prociar
Liddys not normal in Watergate burglar attack tale
G Gordon Liddy says a pickup truck struck him after he warned trespassers off his property in a Christmas Eve incident. He suffered a broken left arm and kidney injury among other wounds, describing himself as not a typical casualty in the clash south of Washington.
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Watergate
Gordon Liddy
Liddy
Southern Maryland Hospital
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Robertson seeks delay on 4.5 million in matching funds
The FEC has approved matching funds for Robertson and Hart totaling about 25.6 million for the 1988 cycle. Robertson asks the FEC to delay sending funds up to 30 days while deciding whether to accept the money, while Hart expects 100000 next week. Xerox opposes funds for Hart. Jackson seeks certification but faces documentation issues.
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Pat Robertson
Gary Hart
Xerox Corp
Jesse Jackson
Federal Election Commission
Kerox
District of Columbia Superior Court
Hart
Sue Casey
Denver
FEC
Robertson
Jackson
Sharon Snyder
Robertson Campaign
Manon Edwyn Harrison
Population shifts favor East and Midwest regions growth
A Census Bureau report shows 1986 to 1987 U S population rose 2.3 million to 243.4 million. New York reached 17 8 million, California 27 7 million, Texas 16 7 million while Wyoming fell 3 3 percent to 490 000. Ed Byerly notes energy and farming dynamics explain changes.
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Midwest
South
Census Bureau
New York
California
Texas
Wyoming
Ed Byerly
Bureau
Population Divistem
Two Chinese Diplomats Expelled as Spies
Two Chinese diplomats were expelled from the United States after FBI arrests on suspicion of espionage. An assistant military attaché at the Chinese Embassy allegedly received what he believed were classified NSA documents, prompting the State Department to request their departure on December 22.
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United States
FBI
Washington Times
National Security Agency
State Department
Medicaid home care plan expanded by Congress
Congress renews and expands a Medicaid home and community based care plan funded to keep the elderly out of nursing homes. The promibus budget bill allows states to seek waivers to offer at home care, with HCFA cautious about cost and potential surge in demand. Robert E. Wren notes uncertain cost estimates.
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AIDS policy unity dented by bishops clash
New York Cardinal O Connor contradicts Archbishop May as conflict over the U S Catholic Conference policy paper on AIDS education deepens. May says bishops back teaching about condoms to curb AIDS while O Connor argues the policy is in abeyance and under review.
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U.S. Catholic Conference
John L. May
St. Louis
John O'Connor
O’connor
Nshops
O'Connor
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