Hermit gets probation stay after backhoe assault verdict
In Boston a hermit living on public land near Evergreen Cemetery was found guilty of assault and battery and malicious destruction of property after breaking a backhoe window during a burial operation. Judge Norman Wineburg imposed six months probation and restitution, stayed pending appeal, with a stay condition to keep away from the cemetery.
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Boston
Bill Brilt
Norman Wineburg
Britt
Evergreen Cemetery
Rocket narrowly misses Delta jet over Charleston
An unidentified rocket passed 29 500 feet above Charleston West Virginia en route from Pittsburgh to Atlanta narrowly missing a Delta Boeing 737 with about 100 passengers aboard. Officials said the missile passed ADC feet below the aircraft at high speed and may have been out of fuel. military notification was made and investigators consider a possible homemade device.
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Atlanta
Delta Air Lines
Charleston
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Delta
Bill Berry
Federal Aviation Administration
Jack Barker
Berry
Barker
Doctors urge limits on drug testing
The AMA rejects universal employee drug testing and backs testing only for workers with performance evidence or when the job affects health and safety. It says urine tests reveal impairment, not usage patterns, and approved the report without debate at its meeting.
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Chicago
AMA
Council On Scientific Affairs
House of Delegates
The
Assoush
War radical sentenced to prison in Seattle
Terrence Peter Jackson, formerly Silas Trim Bissell, an early Weather Underground member, was sentenced by a federal judge to two years for the 1970 bombing attempt on an Air Force ROTC building. He had been a fugitive 17 years and apologized, saying the act stemmed from love for counterculture and humanity. His wife Judith Emily Bissell faced charges, bail was posted, and the couple separated during their fugitive years.
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Seattle
Lockeen
Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps
Terrence Peter Jackson
Counter
Jackson
Silas Trim Bissell
Waller T. McGovern
Hugene
Weatherman Organization
Judith Emily Bissell
Young aviator honored with city day in Loveland
Arlington Texas sixth grader John Kavit Hill, age 11, pursues a coast to coast flight seeking the title of youngest across the United States. Mayor Don Riedell to present the keys to the city as Hill hopes for a brief fishing stop before resuming. He departed Los Angeles Wednesday in a white Cessna with blue stripes, pausing first in Cedar City Utah, arriving in Denver Thursday night.
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Loveland
Cole
United States
John Kavit Hill
Arlington
Texas
Don Riedell
Denver
John
Los Angeles
Cedar City
Utah
Late flights on the rise nationwide counter
Delays affect travelers at major hubs as FAA and PAA adjust traffic methods to reduce mid air risk. Reports show 9 percent rise in delays in Q1 and about 200 extra daily postponements. Travelers describe recurring lateness, while some see on time departures more often for certain routes.
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Kelly
Linda
New York City
Syracuse
Pan Am
la Guardia
PAA
Fred Farrar
Washington, D.C
Syracuse Hancock Airport not tracking delayed flights says official
Syracuse Hancock International Airport does not monitor daily flight delays. Aviation Commissioner Ralph Napolitano says only the busiest hubs use centralized light information systems and that tracking delays would be uneconomical unless complaints rise. He adds any problem reported will be investigated and airlines causing delays identified.
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Syracuse
Hancock
Ralph Napolitano
North Poindexter diverted arms profits to Contras
Aide testimony details diversion of profits from arms sales to the Nicaraguan Contras. Meese and Reagan are cited over reactions. Secord estimates $3.5 million moved. Cooper recalls effort to conceal the true cargo and falsified congressional testimony by North Poindexter Casey and McFarlane.
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Aide
North
Poindexter
Meese
Cooper
Reagan
Congress
U.S
Air Force
Richard V. Secord
Casey
McFarlane
Congressional Intelligence
CIA
Marchers in Korea confront police in street clashes
Marchers surged through the city center as police used tear gas on armored cars to disperse crowds. Martial arts squads charged repeatedly while hundreds were detained, some beaten by officers in side streets and loaded into buses for transport.
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Kimpo Internatonal Airport
Thruway nominee gives up lobbying firm ties
ALBANY The man Gov. Mario Cuomo tapped to run the Thruway Authority says he will give up his majority stake in Hennessy Associates, a lobbying firm with clients including Conrail and Greyhound. William Hennessy plans to continue real estate appraisal but not share fees from lobbying state officials. The Thruway Authority faces multiple probes including no bid contracts and ties to a Liverpool engineering firm. Cuomo also named Genevieve Starosciak to the board. Senate confirmation is pending.
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Albany
Mario Cuomo
State Thruway Authority
William Hennessy
Hennessy Associates
Conrail
Westchester
Hudson Valley
Greyhound
New Yorkers
Thruway Authority
State Commission On
Thiering Shuocky
Henry Bersani
Syracuse
Lee Alexander
Bosen
Bersani
Liverpool
Calacerinos & Spina
Com
Siegel
Cuomo
Hoavis
Hennessy
Bolton Landing
Ene County
Genevieve Starosciak
Dzgertsville
Starosciak
Levine
Aeidhabetas
Saiors
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Wadsworth Bissell
Frank Pak
Miami
Dia
Pak
Sirport
Philadelphia
Bob Stewart
Hancoce
Moxtreal
Stewart
Jeff Murray
Detroit
Murray
Eraios Souenas Paso Ay Joren
Hancock International Airport
Charles Cooper
Korea
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