Gunmen kill ally of Enrile in Philippines attack
Gunmen in women's disguises ambushed the car of ally and right wing businessman David Puzon in Bulacan province near Manila, killing him and two others and wounding his daughter-in-law. Puzon, 65, was a prominent northern Luzon figure involved in logging, banking, shipping and fishing. No arrests reported amid ongoing investigations.
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Rolando Olalia
Enrile
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Romeo Reyes
Manuél Viloria
Eva Puzon
Leandra Mendoza
Blast rocks Manila department store
A blast at Shoemart Department Store in central Manila injures several people as a time bomb possibly caused the explosion. A grenade also misfired at a nearby movie house, with three victims hospitalized after the 7:20 p.m. blast near a security counter.
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Shoemart
Wall Street Insider Trading Scandal Expands
Federal investigators and the SEC have moved to a semi public phase, issuing subpoenas to three investment houses and at least ten Wall Street professionals. The Boesky case and tapes prompt further probes into Drexel Burnham Lambert and arbitrage chiefs as authorities widen the net.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
U.S
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Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc
Drexel Burnham
SEC
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Levine
Vandals damage district buses force school closure today
Westhill School District canceled classes after vandals slashed 22 air brake lines on 12 buses and eight hydraulic lines on three buses. Twenty two buses owned by the district were damaged, with footprints in snow suggesting activity between 6 30 p m Tuesday and 1 a m today.
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Norm Groth
William Blyden Burgh
Onondaga County Sheriff's Deputies
Reagan under siege over Tran arms controversy
Former Reagan adviser Edward Rollins says the president faces his greatest crisis due to the Tran arms issue, with Reagan isolated and only Chief of Staff Regan as a major adviser. Rollins cites a siege mentality while White House spokesmen dispute the portrayal.
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Donald T. Regan
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Larry Speakes
Rollins
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan faces questions on Iran arms and hostage swap
Herald-Journal summarizes a Washington report noting CIA Iran missions backed both sides for years. Officials say Pentagon knew nothing of Reagan's shipments to Iran aimed at improving ties in a hostage swap. Shultz reportedly offered to resign but Reagan kept him on. press conference tonight at 8.
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Ayatollah Khomeini
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Washington Post
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George Shultz
State Department
Shultz
Snowy morning yields slick roads and minor crashes
Central New Yorkers woke to 2.2 inches of snow and slick roads with a five car crash on Interstate 481 and a multi car wreck on Interstate 81 near Catawba Street. State troopers reported no serious injuries and urged cautious driving as DOT crews worked. Weather officials noted 13.2 inches total for November with heavier falls in Oneonta, Averill Park, Binghamton, and Albany.
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