Most Wanted Fugitive Arrest Tied to TV Show Tip
FBI arrested Pedro Luis Estrada 25 in Harrisburg after a tip from America's Most Wanted. Estrada, a drug gang enforcer tied to 1986 killings, was held without bail pending arraignment. He had been on the ten most wanted list since November 1986 with ties to New York boxing.
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Priest defies archbishop over church dress code
In Dayton Ohio a priest defies the archdiocese by enforcing a dress code at Sacred Heart Parish where shorts are banned. Archbishop Pilarczyk advised not denying Holy Communion for inappropriate dress, while parishioners and officials debate enforcement amid recent signs. Separately in Dallas a deacon killed two fellow deacons after a Sunday service at Diving Testimony Baptist Church.
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Beijing’s National Day Celebrations Mixed with Silence
Government forces celebrate while residents recall June’s crackdown. A postal worker calls the event for the Communist Party, a doctor laments restrictions, and a student says the day means little beyond a few days off. Public banners praise Marxist principles amid Beijing University campus police and militarized displays.
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Former Tiananmen activists lead U.S. protest march
Former Tiananmen Square democracy activists urged peace loving people to press for freedom in China. About 3,500 demonstrators marched from the Lincoln Memorial to the Chinese Embassy in Washington in a downpour to mark the 40th anniversary of the communist regime, with nearly 2,000 more in Los Angeles and San Francisco and hundreds in Canada.
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East German Refugees Move Toward West embassies
East Germans crowd West German embassies in Prague and Warsaw after Berlin and Prague halt cross border traffic via Hungary. Police guard access as refugees recount trains from Dresden and trips through Prague, while authorities indicate travel rules persist for identity cards and the border closure prompts mass emigration ahead of the 40th anniversary of the GDR.
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Soviet child Igor Ladan to have brain tumor removed in Rochester
A seven year old Soviet boy Igor Ladan, tall for his age, arrived in Rochester for treatment of a benign brain tumor caused by excess growth hormone. Doctors at Mayo Clinic, aided by international donors, plan surgery after drug therapy and radiation aim to shrink the tumor.
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