Flight 103 bomb linked to Frankfurt in BBC report
BBC reports Pan Am Flight 103 bomb allegedly loaded at Frankfurt Airport. Scotland Yard and Dumfries investigators pursue leads, while Prime Minister Thatcher urged action if German security hindered inquiries. The Frankfurt origin ties to the 259 aboard and 11 on the ground. A suspect linked to explosives in a Stern report remains disputed by authorities.
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Pickets form for Lockerbie party protest at Pan Am HQ
Families accuse Pan Am of whitewash as about 30 relatives plan a demonstration at Pan Am in New York City and Lockerbie supporters hope to mark the anniversary. Ed Blaus origin of the idea. Victims of Flight 103 organize lines and press for tighter security and congressional inquiry.
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Hartsdale
New Jersey
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Hid
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U.S
Harlem drug suspect dies after rooftop chase with police
In Harlem a man died after a six story fall following a police pursuit over a drug raid at 342 West 245th Street. Witnesses questioned whether he was pushed or slipped as officers chased him from 153 Edgecombe Avenue to the adjacent roof. Police say the investigation continues with two officers to be interviewed with attorneys present. a 14 year old witness was also questioned.
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Limo duo's six day party ends in Virginia Beach raid
FBI arrests Latray and DeMare after a lavish six day spree with three prostitutes, expensive gifts, and champagne at Tracks. Authorities recover cash from luggage and a U Haul receipt, while Latray and DeMare face bank robbery and assault charges and await bail ruling.
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Binghamton
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Elis
Tim
Silent AIDS infections may evade blood bank screening
Research shows some HIV infected individuals do not produce antibodies for years, making antibody tests ineffective. The study in the New England Journal of Medicine warns latent infections could be transmitted via blood or organ donors. Experts caution ongoing vigilance but note limited practical impact on blood banks.
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