British Soldier Shot in West Germany Two Die in IRA Attacks
The Defense Ministry reported Maj. Michael John Dillon-Lee of the Royal Artillery was killed in Dortmund as he drove from a military base with his wife. Hours earlier, a gun attack at a train station in England wounded two other British troops. Defense Secretary Tom King attributed the assaults to the IRA's campaign against British forces.
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China uses Tiananmen Square for carnival to dodge memorials
Authorities closed Tiananmen Square and hosted a children's carnival with games and remote-control tanks to deter commemoration of last year’s army crackdown. Police guarded entry with tickets as officials run events through Monday to suppress protests tied to democratic reforms.
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Plane Skipper Rescues Cat From Jet Cargo Hold
Fort Lauderdale flight 1129 turned back after a car was found in a nonpressurized cargo hold endangering a tuxedo cat. The captain aborted takeoff, returned to Fort Lauderdale, and the cat survived the peril despite cooling air and fuel delays for passengers.
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Guerrillas Target U S Embassy in Tel Aviv
Palestinian guerrillas intercepted off Israel aimed to strike the U S Embassy in Tel Aviv near the crowded hotel district. Maps seized showed the intended beachfront site while the State Department warned the incident could affect U S PLO dialogue. The Palestine Liberation Front claimed responsibility saying targets were military, not civilians.
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Morris conviction will stand
The Justice Department will not appeal the sentence of Robert T. Morris Jr. the Cornell graduate student sentenced to probation for paralyzing a nationwide computer network in 1988. Morris was fined 10000 dollars and ordered to perform 400 hours of community service.
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North Syracuse pupil suspended over school drug policy
The district enforces a rule that any medication taken at school must be stored in the nurse's locked cabinet with parental permission. Officials say the policy aims to protect students since some substances can be dangerous, and authorities would involve law enforcement for illegal drugs. The case, drawing community reaction, follows several other suspensions and highlights differing district policies on medication versus illegal drugs.
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Weather forecast shows breezy warm humid with storms
Forecast calls for breezy and warm humidity with likely thunderstorms tonight and Sunday. Lows around 55, highs near 80, with showers expanding from northern California to Montana and from South Dakota to the Great Lakes. A band of thunderstorms expected across the Southeast from Mississippi to Maine. Weather data broadcast 24 hours a day on Marianal frequency 102.550 MHz. Nd Atmospheric
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Heat and storms sweep central New York and beyond
A warm humid spell grips central New York with a Sunday partly sunny pattern and chances of showers or storms. Nationwide, warm, windy, and stormy conditions surge from the West to the Plains with tornadoes, heavy rain, and hail reported in places such as Texas and the Dakotas.
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