Reagan son reveals molestation claim in boyhood outline
Michael Reagan, son of President Reagan, describes in an advance autobiography excerpt being molested and photographed nude by a day camp leader at age seven. He says the incident was unknown to his parents until Palm Sunday at the California ranch.
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Yasuhiro Nakasone
Police officer saves 12 in Southwest Philadelphia arson attack
Philadelphia officer Philip Richi carried two children and led five others to safety down a burning staircase and through a flaming porch during a firebombing at 5637 and 5639 Woodland Ave. Two houses were set ablaze about 3 am by a suspect who fled. motive unknown as police seek a suspect named Ureman.
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Airport gum sales halted at Orlando airport sale
Orlando International Airport began banning gum sales to save maintenance costs. Merchants criticized the move as burdensome while the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority reviews the decision in August. Travelers must bring gum from outside until a final ruling.
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AIDS victim Ryan White moves to Cicero for privacy
Ryan White, a 15 year old hemophiliac with AIDS, will relocate with his family about 25 miles from Kokomo to Cicero in Hamilton County to escape publicity. State AIDS coordinator Deborah Taylor said the move aims to provide the family greater privacy after his school admission dispute.
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Students hold peaceful sit in at Miaroi University lawn
Madonna Kane a Columbus senior organized a Thursday sit in on President Paul Pearson’s front lawn to express appreciation amid student discontent. About 15 students carried signs such as I’m a Pearson Person and Thank You while noting some policy disagreements.
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Sniper search near ends if trail not found in rugged terrain
In Wolf Creek Montana authorities say the manhunt for three armed fugitives may end soon without a fresh trail along the Missouri River. Sheriff Chuck O'Reilly warned a termination date could come if no evidence is found, as 100 plus officers search the steep timbered area east of Holter Lake after a four hour gunfight near a campground Monday. The fugitives include two men wanted for California killings and an unidentified woman.
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Racial tensions mount on college campuses across the nation
A survey of students and administrators from Le Moyne College, Onondaga Community College, and Syracuse University outlines rising campus racism. Officials cite insufficient minority role models, disciplinary policies, and backlash against perceived gains. Professors warn unchecked hostility harms education and future integration.
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Slain American Linder provokes Nicaragua protests
In Managua a crowd of about 100 to 173 protesters near the U S Embassy demanded justice for Benjamin Linder the American development worker killed earlier in the week. They condemned his assassination while co workers disputed that he was unarmed and said he often operated in war zones in a Sandinista uniform.
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Matagalpa
Steve Karain
Boston
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U.S
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North Admits Role in Contra Aid and FBI Inquiry
In a hearing on his expected CLA directorship Webster said North admitted involvement in funneling private funds to Nicaraguan rebels and noted an inadvertent misstep. The probe ties North and Miller to a multi million dollar scheme via a non profit to buy weapons for the Contras.
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Reagan vows to veto Japan trade bill after Nakasone talks
President Reagan promises to veto a bill targeting Japan as House approval triggers pressure to cut bilateral deficits. Reporters overheard Reagan telling Prime Minister Nakasone he would kill the legislation, despite a narrowed vote margin and the aim to pressure surplus nations.
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