Gunman at Augusta talks with Reagan aide held at club
Charles R Harris of Augusta rammed a pickup through Augusta National Golf Club, brandishing a pistol and taking five hostages including Reagan's aide. Secret Service said Reagan was never in personal danger as Harris was arrested within minutes. Harris faces federal threats charges and possible state kidnapping and assault counts. He collapsed in jail and was hospitalized for observation after hyperventilation.
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Father of Adam Walsh speaks after confession chief
John Walsh, father of murdered six year old Adam Walsh, fights emotions Saturday as a man confesses to the crime. The page also notes Kissinger meeting Nicaragua opponents, Sandinista limits on coast, El Salvador rebel activity, Banks phone taps, a Dolly Parton theater review, aging women’s finances, Doug Flutie Heisman talk, US Canada relations, and lottery numbers.
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Protest at depot crowds in Romulus march for peace
About five thousand people gathered around Romulus depot per state police and organizers. Observers noted helicopter estimates of 5,000 with a turnout by women led rally days after as part of a broader peace movement.
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Lawmakers to probe office building cleanup
Three state legislative committees will study the cleanup and feasibility of reoccupying the dioxin contaminated Binghamton State Office Building. A 22 page report by Assemblyman Melvin N. Zimmer questions whether the 18 story building can be reoccupied and outlines potential hearings next year as costs reach 13 million dollars with no occupancy in sight.
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Marines Move Toward Grenada as Island Mobilizes Militia
A 10 ship U.S. task force carrying about 1,900 Marines sailed toward Grenada to protect some 1,000 Americans as Marxist leaders mobilize militia. Radio Free Grenada ordered all militia to report for duty and drivers of government vehicles to surrender keys. Gen. Hudson Austin said a cabinet would be formed within two weeks and elections could follow. The Revolutionary Military Council outlined a mixed economy program echoing New Jewel Movement aims.
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