Vandalism of graves protests across France
The Associated Press reports a large march in suburban areas protesting graves vandalism amid renewed outrage over prior desecrations of Jewish graves and a corpse mutilation in France. Police estimated up to 80 000 participants, with some claims reaching 200 000, as crowds heard President Mitterrand speak about justice and respect for the living and the dead.
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Grperizets
Place de la Republic
Place de la Bastille
Notre Dame Cathedral
France
Mitterrand
Armand Volkas
San Francisco
Baltic protests flare as troops press Latvia parliament
Soviet troops tried to enter Latvia’s parliament for a second day as about 200 workers rallied at Alpha electronics factory in Riga. Elita Gustavicius said 50 uniformed soldiers faced a crowd that sang Latvian songs and prevented entry. Gorbachev rejected Baltic independence with no immediate sanctions hinted.
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U.S.S.R
Latvia
Moscow
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Hstema
Lithuania
Elita Gustavicius
Latvian Supreme Soviet
Riga
Pelice
Gogjavicius
Alpha
Gustavicius
Estonia
Vladimir Lebedev
FAA delays blamed in Pan Am 103 security lapses
FAA long delays in tightening Pan Am security after Flight 103 exposed lax Frankfurt checks. Reports say luggage hand searches and proper baggage-passenger matching were not consistently done. Officials criticized former security chief Salazar and noted fines and warnings, with family advocates pushing for public notice of threats.
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Pan Am
Frankfurt
London
FAA
Pan Arm
Raymond Salazar
Commissions
U.S. Labor
Ann McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Ban Am
Salazar
Center For Management Development
Officels
U.S
Moscow
Sen
Alfonso D'Amato
R-N.y
Commission
D'Amato
State Department
Killers take cash in masked dice game raid
In Fort Worth three masked robbers burst into the Glass Key Cafe dice game shouting Task force. They killed four people and wounded three, one critically, then fled with money left on the table and in victims pockets. Police say up to 400000 dollars could have been involved and search a stolen car tied to the crime.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Glass Key
Task Force
Randy Ely
Landmark hires Malfitano as new executive director
Malfitano selected to lead the Landmark Theatre as executives push debt reduction and return to presenting attractions. He brings marketing and promotion background from JazzTimes and Syracuse Jazz Festival, with ties to promoters and local arts groups. The board plans a capital fund drive, state grants, and a museum of famous Syracusans while seeking upgrades including a new boiler and elevator.
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Malfitano
Engan
Syracuse
New York City
Washington, D.C
JazzTimes Magazine
Silver Springs
Cultural Resources Council
Mulroy Civic Center
CBC
Timothy L. Trent
Landmark
Landmark Board
Daniel Morrow
Shubert Bros
Tom Crinse
Paul Robeson
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
Senior Citizens
New York State Environmental Acts Board
Jefferson Street
Salina Street
Trent
California
Florida
Marfitano
Syracuse University
Jay Berger
John Keller
Mac Cadaret
Shelly Hentz Williams
Alling
Fritz A. Trau- Rott
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