Sean Penn jailed for probation violation and violence
Hollywood bad boy Sean Penn is sentenced to two months in jail for violating probation by reckless driving and brawling with an actor during filming Colors. He must also undergo counseling for violent behavior as the judge pressed him to control his conduct.
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Egypt Still Faces 1967 War Aftermath Twenty Years On
The Christian Science Monitor notes Egypt has not fully resolved the 1967 defeat by Israel. Analysts cite loss of national faith, identity, and prestige, with shifts away from Nasserism, the rise of Islamic fundamentalism, and ongoing Palestinian questions shaping policy and morale.
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West German plan to try hijacking suspect Hamadi
West Germany will try Mohammed Ali Hamadi on murder and air piracy charges rather than extradite him to the United States. Government sources say the cabinet backed pursuing the tougher charges to assure safety for hostages and to satisfy U.S. expectations. An official announcement was expected later in Bonn.
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Budget Faces Senate After House Passage
A $1 trillion budget clears the House and heads to the Senate amid sharp partisan tension. President Reagan vows to veto any bill with new taxes, arguing it fails to fix chronic deficits. Senate Majority Leader Byrd and other Democrats criticize the budget as a political maneuver while Republicans accuse Democrats of overreliance on tax increases.
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