Hawaiian hotel strike broadens as workers refuse entry
The Hawaiian hotel strike appears to be spreading as employees and company representatives clash after the old contract expired Wednesday. On Sunday, Feave refused to enter hotel property to pick up passengers, signaling continued labor action and stalled operations.
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McMartin retrial set to begin in Manhattan Beach case
Prosecutors plan revised charges as the McMartin preschool molestation trial moves toward a July start. Ray Buckey and Peggy Buckey were acquitted on 52 counts in the first trial, with 13 counts unresolved. District Attorney Ira Reimer asserts Buckey molested children despite the mixed verdict.
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Gorbachev Draws Line Over Baltic Se Subjects and Power
Gorbachev warned Baltic republics Lithuania Latvia and Estonia against triggering division of the Soviet Union as he campaigns for the new presidential post. He said secession would uproot millions with roots across republics and emphasized federation style sovereignty. He noted Baltic talks and possible veto clarifications in the presidential law plan while noting forthcoming Congress of People's Deputies vote.
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Elections fuel huge turnout in Soviet republics
Millions of voters registered to elect 1,800 seats across 11,000 candidates amid attempts at reform. In Lithuania pro-independence Sajudis push for a quorum to convene parliament and pursue secession, while Ukraine and Russia hold large rounds of elections amid broader perestroika changes led by Gorbachev.
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Poindexter trial tied to Iran contra arms and coverups
Prosecution led by Dan Webb places Poindexter at the center of Iran Contra links to North operations. The indictment cites Poindexter’s congressional denials about Hawk missiles to Iran and alleged false letters to Congress. Potential penalties reach 25 years and 1.25 million dollars in fines.
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Poindexter Charged in Conspiracy and Obstruction Cases
Former national security adviser John M. Poindexter faces five counts including conspiracy to obstruct congressional inquiries by falsifying chronologies and destroying documents. Indictment cites false letters to House committees, an assisted false chronology on Iran arms sales, and false testimony to panels.
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