Gas leak report to detail causes at Bhopal plant
Union Carbide will release a technical report on the methyl isocyanate leak at its Bhopal plant, noting it will not assign blame. The investigation focuses on what happened in the tank and its consequences, with governments planning separate reports.
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Avalanche buries two skiers near World Cup slalom
In Park City Utah a fast moving avalanche struck 200 yards from a World Cup women’s slalom. Marilyn Harrell 36 of Kinston North Carolina buried under a 100 foot slide could not be revived after 20 minutes. She suffered a cardiac arrest but doctors restored her heartbeat. Robert Bechet 20 of Murray Utah also trapped and hospitalized for evaluation.
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Executed killer cites racial bias in Georgia execution
John Young, 28, executed in Georgia's electric chair after confessing to a drug induced three home killings spree in 1974. He told witnesses that being born black in America was against him and cited a traumatic childhood in his final remarks.
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Deportations to Cuba to rise as detainees await return
Marietta Georgia United Press report says more than 2600 Cuban refugees in U S prisons and mental hospitals will be deported as flights increase to about two per month to meet a 100 per month cap. 28 detainees were sent Tuesday on a Boeing 727 from Dobbins AFB to an air base near Havana.
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Cubans Facing Deportation From Atlanta Prison
Judge Charles Moye said deportation proceedings proceed as Cuban detainees in the Atlanta federal prison, given English forms in December, struggled with documents, some sent to INS, others not distributed. A 1980 Mariel group deal allows about 100 returns monthly. the first flight with 23 left Dobbins on February 21, costing around $8,000. The Castro government quarantined the first returning group over AIDS fears.
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Reporter ordered to testify in Belushi case
In Los Angeles a municipal court judge ordered National Enquirer reporter Anthony Brenna to testify at Cathy Evelyn Smith's preliminary hearing. The judge rejected a bid to dismiss the subpoena, citing the potential value of interviews and notes. Prosecutors say the Enquirer tapes, including Smith saying I killed John Belushi, are essential. Belushi, star of SNL, died March 5, 1982 from heroin and cocaine. Smith, 38, was later charged with murder and narcotics offenses. The hearing to decide evidence sufficiency is set for April 30.
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