Hurt Wins Legal Battle Over Wealth Claims
Actor William Hurt thanks a court after a judge ruled his ex lover Sandra Jennings sought half his wealth, while her attorney appeals. Hurt calls the decision a vindication and cites pressure for money from Jennings. The ruling came in Middlesex Court News as Jennings hosted Jacqueline Silbermann. Abortion rally in Harrisburg draws 8000 as Rep. Reed introduces broad restrictions measure.
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Jury Deliberations Open in Bakker Fraud Case
A six man jury heard prosecutors label Bakker a con man and a liar while the defense contends a serious crime was not merely incidental. Closing arguments stretched through the day as the PTL founder faces fraud and conspiracy charges.
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Hersh libel case heads to jury over Desai claim
The Hersh libel trial proceeds to a jury to decide if he defamed former Indian prime minister Desai by alleging he acted as a paid informer for the CIA. In The Price of Power Hersh says the CIA paid Desai about $20,000 yearly in the late 1960s and early 1970s for inside information on Indian foreign policy and internal politics.
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Jet's fuel rains down on bicyclists at Chicago street lesson
A Boeing 727 on departure from O'Hare to Salt Lake City released about 330 gallons of fuel over Elk Grove Village during an engine fire scare. The aircraft returned to O'Hare as investigators reviewed the incident and local children nearby were attending a bicycle safety lesson when the fuel spilled.
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Woman withdraws Air Force air ambulance request
In Palmda le California Aimee Brody the wife of Avram Brody 25 a civilian Defense Department employee withdrew her request to have the Air Force transport her husband to Massachusetts for end of life care He is too ill to travel and the Air Force will not grant such flights for civilian workers under its regulations
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Senate debate probes capital gains tax and Social Security limit
A Senate Finance Committee review weighs changes to Social Security income limits and a proposed capital gains tax cut. The panel backed raising the earnings threshold to 11,700 next year and 14,520 the following year, while rejecting a permanent capital gains tax cut in favor of an alternative IRA proposal.
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US policy faces quandary over Noriega after failed coup
Noriega clings to power while US officials weigh options to deter or accommodate him. Some expect him to leave when pressure grows, others fear he will resist, repeat mischief, and complicate Bush’s stance on Latin America and canal treaties amid domestic Republican pressure.
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U S forces near Panama coup faced criticism over noninvolvement
The report describes congressional backlash as U S troops, two miles from the fighting, declined to intervene in the Panama coup against Manuel Noriega. Senators such as David Boren criticized the nonresponse while Noriega blamed Washington. Officials noted negotiations and alleged plans to take Noriega into U S custody, amid debate over legality and U S interests tied to the canal.
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Panama Under General Noriega Chronology 1988 Turmoil
A fragmented chronology shows General Omar Tarijas seizing power in 1988 as Panama faces a Noriega dominated Defense Forces crisis. Accusations of drug activity and murder shadow Noriega amid coups, indictments, media crackdowns, and economic sanctions until an attempted coup on October 3.
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Diplomats shun Noriega as Panama rebels grow
Panamanian regime under Gen Manuel Antonio Noriega faces isolation after a regional diplomatic exodus. Over a dozen Latin American nations and the European Community suspended official contacts, while the rebellion in Panama City unfolds amid tense military actions and a push in Washington to bolster drug-war funding and potential U S troop authority to oust Noriega, stirring debate among Senate leaders.
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