Marines Strike Back After Airport Shelling In Beirut
U S Marines fired tank cannons and rifles at Amal militia positions after Beirut airport base was shelled for the first time in two weeks. At least 10 wounded in Hay el-Sellum. No Marine casualties reported. Other regional moves included Egypt joining Islamic Conference talks and Israel-US discussions on a Jordanian Rapid Deployment Force.
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Judge weighs Depo-Provera sentence for rapist heir
Kalamazoo County Circuit Judge Robert L. Borsos said he may order using Depo-Provera to curb sex drive as part of the sentence for Roger Gauntlett, 41, heir to the Upjohn Co. fortune. Gauntlett pleaded no contest to first degree criminal sexual conduct involving his stepdaughter, now 14, with sentencing pending and potential medical treatment discussed as an alternative to prison.
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Treholt case rocks Norway NATO secrets probe
Oslo authorities pursue how much damage Arne Treholt, a career diplomat arrested as a Soviet spy, could have caused to Norway and NATO. Treholt confessed after an FBI-assisted unmasking, with officials noting his access to Norwegian and NATO defense secrets and Barents Sea negotiations.
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Mortgage subsidy revival as Congress lines up for extension
Washington lawmakers press to extend the expired mortgage revenue bond subsidy, seen as a tax loophole by the Treasury and GAO. The plan would cost about 2.2 billion over five years, with critics citing benefits skewed to lawyers and middlemen while supporters argue it aids home ownership and economic activity. Rep Bill Boner notes that in 1982 over a third of first time buyers used mortgage revenue bonds.
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Gypsy mate returns to Los Angeles airport life
Juan Tovar Bohlete, a mute believed Colombian, lived in protective custody at L A International Airport for a year. He has since moved between the airport and charity guardian Mellie Thompson, now roaming the terminals, selling luggage carts, and avoiding formal adoption due to age. Authorities note he has largely stayed out of trouble.
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Weekend in Ohio Sees Three Fatal Road Crashes
Ohio Highway Patrol reports a quiet weekend with three fatalities from crashes, all occurring on Sunday. The period extended from Friday evening to Sunday midnight, marking one of the safest spans in months.
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