Flag Day Celebration at Boston Harbor with Old Ironsides
A hundred sailors unfurled an 8 foot flag in Boston Harbor on Sunday as the Lexington Pops Chorus performed. Navy personnel dressed in whites guided the ceremony in front of the USS Constitution, which answered with a cannon salute marking Flag Day.
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Clarence Avant
Continental Navy
Newburybort
Mass
Boston
Boston Harbor
Lexington Pops
Navy
Theft Attempt Sparks Aid for Ill Baby in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg, a botched theft of baby formula drew nationwide attention and led to offers of medical care, food, an air conditioned home, and a new car for Ray Rusinko and his family. Judy Rusinko said the infant's illness prompted pressure from doctors at the local HMO, which refused out of network care, worsening bills. Ray, eight months old, was thought to have an ear infection and asthma, with the family relying on a modest income as his father works for the city. Sullivan, 34, the brother in law, attempted to steal 20 cans of formula with only three dollars for payment, after living with the family while seeking work.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Judy Rusinko
Gary Sullivan
Ray Rusinko
Rusinko
Sullivan
Rusinkos
Bar owner acquitted of abusing chimp in Ohio trial
Kenneth Harris was found innocent by a Warren County jury in Lebanon Ohio after a trial over alleged animal abuse involving his chimp. Harris stated he may improve the chimp’s cage and noted Sam can light his cigarette anytime, while declining to confirm further changes. The Antpelated Pros:
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Lebanon
Ohio
Kenneth Harris
Warren County
Sam
Residents hogtie robber in Central LA
Angry residents at a Central Los Angeles apartment complex hogtied a man accused of stealing a car stereo and phoned police. Officers found the tied suspect on the lawn as residents cheered. Apartment manager Sandra Najera said the scene was unprecedented in the quiet building.
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Los. Angeles
Los Angeles
Sandra Najera
Aims for Peace in Nicaragua Shake Up U S Policy
Cerri Ts A BID FOR PEACE By R G Nokes Washington The Arias plan gains support though flaws are noted and fears persist that U S backed Contra insurgency may fade with time. Officials debate pace and terms of a negotiated settlement while Sandinistas show cautious willingness to bargain.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Reagan
Oscar Arias Sanchez
Costa Rica
White House
Managua
State Department
George Bush
Robert Dole
Kansas
Congress
Arias
Abrams jeopardizes Contra aid says Nunn on Meet the Press
Senator Sam Nunn asserts Elliott Abrams has damaged credibility while endorsing the general policy on aid to the Contras. He warns Abrams’ involvement could hinder future congressional support as the Iran Contra affair furor grows and a 150 million aid package stalls.
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Washington
Congress
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Elliot Abrams
Abrams
Reagan
George Shultz
Nunn
Senate Armed Services Committee
Sal Abrams
Meet
White House
Iran
ABC
David Brinkley
Leo Hamilton
D-Ind
House
Form— National
Brunei
Senate Intelligence Committee
Shultz
Rep
Dick Cheney
R-Wyo
Elliott
Cheney
Jewish Wedding Gala Rekindles Old Traditions in New York
In a Javits Center ceremony 5,000 to 10,000 Jews gathered for the wedding of Frims Rabinowitz and Rabbi Yosef Horowitz. The Rabinowitz family, led by Moshe L. Rabinowitz, the grand rabbi of Munkacs Hasidim, recalls a 1933 union in Munkacs. Ovens were koshered by rabbis, 570 dined at Teaneck, and 4,000 later danced until dawn as the community celebrated a return to tradition after Holocaust-era bans.
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Stepanskys
Inna
Leonid Bondar
Livoy
Bondar
Inna Bondard
Clifton
New York
Jacob Javits Convention Center
Munkacs
Hungary
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Chapel Hill
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The
Portland, Ore
Oregonian
Nerata-Saurralhe
San Jose
Jorge Dengo
Security Council
Oliver North
North
Hamilton
Newsmaker
Ash-Shiraa
Beirut
Sechinese
Pete Martinez
Crim
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