Pearl subpoena hits heroin probe involving three sports stars
Mark Breland Walter Berry and Dwayne Pearl Washington were subpoenaed to testify before a federal grand jury probing heroin dealer James Jackson. Investigators said they are not targets and may have associations with Jackson at the Red Parrot club in Manhattan.
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Mark Breland
National Basketball Association
Walter Berry
Syracuse University
Dwayne “Pearl
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Newsday
Manhattan
Breland
Jackson
Red Parrot
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Drug Enforcement Administration
New Jersey Nets
Berry
San Antonio Spurs
Shelly Finkel
Jum Lamperilla
Nets
Latperilla
Herald-Journal
New York City
Alcohol linked to higher breast cancer risk for women
New England Journal of Medicine studies show that even three drinks per week may raise breast cancer risk. Harvard and National Cancer Institute research found 50 to 100 percent higher chances for daily or weekly drinkers, especially among younger and premenopausal women.
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New England Journal of Medicine
Harvard Medical School
National Cancer Institute
Arthur Schatzkin
Jeaner
South Africa whites shift to right in election
In South Africa, the white electorate backed the National Party as the conservative bloc strengthened its hold, with the Progressive Federal Party collapsing to at least 19 seats. Nationalists led in 158 of 166 races, while 1.6 million white voters participated amid nationwide black protests and strikes.
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South Africa
P.W. Botha
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Botha
National Party
Conservative Party
Nationalist Party
New Republic
Reformed National Party
New Republic Party
Congress of South African Trade Unions
Black Labor Federation
Secord says Reagan was told of aid in Iran Contra case
Maj. Gen. Richard V. Secord testified that he was told on several occasions that President Reagan knew of his Iran arms sales and Contra supply operations. He faced sharp questions over possible personal profits and use of proceeds to pay Lebanese warlords and to buy a Danish freighter for classified government activities as the Iran-Contra inquiry opened.
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Washington
Richard V. Secord
Reagan
Secord
Congress
Arthur L. Liman
Senate
Iran Investigating Committee
Iran
U.S
Air Force
Casey family requests donations for Nicaraguan rebels
The family of William J. Casey former CIA chief who died at 74 in Glen Cove asks that in lieu of flowers donations be made to the William J. Casey Fund for the Nicaraguan Freedom Fighters in his memory. Casey died of pneumonia from lymphoma as Congress investigated the Contras.
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William J. Casey
CIA
Dhed
Congress
Casey
Glen Cove Community Hospital
Sophia
Bernadette
Freedom Fighters
Syracuse Water Wins Hydration Challenge in Albany
Syracuse water topped tests conducted by the New York State Health Department at Empire State Plaza, beating water from New York City Rochester and Schenectady. Fifty tasters favored Syracuse, with city officials crediting Skaneateles Lake as a key asset.
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Albany
Syracuse
New York
State Health Department
Skaneateles Lake
Empire State Plaza
New York State
Hart faces press on morality and Rice episode in Hanover
Hart told reporters at Dartmouth College he has nothing to hide and would not conduct an affair in his own home. He denied a marriage understanding allowing other relationships and emphasized fidelity and loyalty as his 28 year union faced scrutiny after the Miami Herald report about Donna Rice.
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N.H
Gary Hart
Taft
Dartmouth College
Miami Herald
Donna Rice
Hart
Washington
Colorado
Lee Hart
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Nicky) Barnes
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