Philippine raid targets church tied group in Manila
About 40 plainclothes government agents raided the headquarters of a church affiliated group that has organized demonstrations against President Ferdinand E. Marcos. No arrests reported as officers banned reporters, while searches continued inside the Nationalist Alliance office and its Basic Christian Communities program connections.
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Hijackers Take Iran Air Flight to Qatar Then Egypt
The Iran Air Boeing 727 was hijacked over southern Iran on Tuesday. The hijackers forced the plane to Qatar and released 136 passengers and most of the crew before diverting toward Egypt. The jet landed when fuel ran low after authorities had closed Egyptian air space.
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Army bars Sikh pilgrims from Amritsar temple
In New Delhi the army barred visitors from the Golden Temple citing crowd control fears one day after reopening. Thousands had crowded the temple before its abrupt closure, with troops patrolling entrances while officials ponder limited, organized admission. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi’s government planned restricted visiting hours starting Monday.
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Wisconsin tornado outbreak leaves trails of damage
An Associated Press report says a storm system spawned at least nine tornadoes across Wisconsin and winds up to 70 mph lashed the region. Trees were uprooted overnight in Marquette while Madison and Wausau saw 60 mph gusts. twisters touched down in Wrightstown Rock Springs Lake Leamer? Limeridge Araboo Waupun and Denmark per the National Weather Service.
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Weather Outlook With Showers Through Weekend
The forecast calls for showers from the Gulf to the Northeast on Thursday with cool Midwest temperatures. Tonight, partly cloudy west with scattered showers and thunderstorms east. Thursday will be mostly sunny with highs 73 to 82 and tonight lows 56 to 62. Friday and Saturday look fair, with a chance of showers Sunday and highs mid 70s to low 80s and nightly lows 50s to 60s.
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Lake Erie Winds Rise to 25 Knots Tonight
Lake Erie experiences westerly to northwest winds of 15 to 25 knots tonight and Thursday with 3 to 5 foot waves. Thunderstorm chances exist tonight as a weather system passes, shaping marine conditions for the period.
Raymond Walker murder case returns to jury for third time
Canton AP reports Raymond Walker faces a third jury consideration over the 1972 killing of Canton Police Detective Guy Mack in a supermarket, despite records showing Walker jailed at that time. Defense rested their case in Stark County court on Tuesday.
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Winning Pay numbers and court delays in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Lotto numbers were 06 26 3 13 25 30 and the Daily Lottery number 9 7 3. The Alternate County Common Pleas Court convened before visiting Judge Michael Corrigan as the prosecution prepared a rebuttal. The case previously saw Walker's first trial end without a verdict and a second trial convicción overturned on appeal while he serves a prison term from a Cleveland felonious assault conviction.
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Lambsdorff resigns as German economy minister over bribery trial charges
Otto Lambsdorff, Germany’s economics minister, announced his resignation from Chancellor Helmut Kohl’s cabinet after court officials indicated bribery charges would go to trial. He said continued tenure was impossible politically or technically due to the charges.
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German official Lambsdorff resigns over bribery probe
Economics Ministry spokesman Dieter Vogel said Lambsdorff faces bribery allegations dating to 1977. Prosecutors charge him with taking about $50,000 from a Düsseldorf holding company to influence a $164 million tax break. Lambsdorff maintains his innocence and told Chancellor Kohl he has not received or negotiated any money since taking office.
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Jacksons postal ticket plan aims to curb fakes tour wide
Michael Jackson and his brother tour promoters say mail only post office box ordering will ensure fair ticket distribution and deter counterfeiters. The 12 city, 42 concert tour is slated for Kansas City Irving and Jacksonville with dates to be announced and a news conference planned. Reggie Jacksons stolen Porsche 930 was found stripped in an industrial park in Fountain Valley treated as likely part of a car theft ring.
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Trudeau wins 1984 Einstein peace prize
Pierre Elliott Trudeau, soon to step down as Canada’s prime minister, is named the 1984 Albert Einstein peace prize laureate. Norman Cousins lauds his efforts to break the arms control impasse. The $50,000 award will be presented in November, reflecting Trudeau’s global four month peace mission and meetings with Reagan Chernenko and other leaders.
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Judge calls raid on church unlawful and hostage like
In Vermont judge Frank Mahady condemned a raid on a secret church sect as grossly unlawful. He released 112 children taken from Island Pond to Newport, saying the actions treated children as evidence and hostage for parental information. He rejected a detention request and ruled photographing children without consent violated law.
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Five Canadians sentenced over Guyana overthrow plot
Five Canadian residents linked to the Conservative party of Guyana were sentenced by U. S. District Judge Sam Bell for weapons charges in a December sting. They pleaded guilty and face further charges in Canada. Keith Moonasar, 30, owner of a Toronto furniture store, said they were not terrorists and asked for compassion.
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Ohio Lottery nightly draw results and Pick 4 figures
The Ohio Lottery reported The Number drawing 261 for Tuesday night and Pick 4 3579 for Monday through Friday. Earnings from the daily game reached 416,565.50 with 977,463 in sales and 560,897.50 paid to winners. Pick 4 sales were 147,282 with 66,389 paid to winners at 45 percent. A $1 straight win paid 1,680 and a $1 boxed win paid 70.
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Basque separatists attack U S students bus in Spain
In San Sebastian, Basque militants claimed responsibility for fire bomb attack on a tour bus outside a hotel. The bus carried 34 students and four teachers from France, none injured. Students from Spokane and Boise included, some descended from Basque shepherds. a witness saw Molotov like devices thrown at the vehicle.
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Notable Celebrities and Public Figures Featured in Legal and Media News
Irma and Maria Bodi from Debrecen posed with Kurt and Hans Schumann at the First International Twins Meeting in Austria. Sybil Carter promotes counseling and sobriety programs amid her husband Billy Carter’s five years of sobriety. Linda Lovelace backs a new Indiana anti-pornography ordinance. an injunction pauses its rollout. Captain Kangaroo’s Bob Keeshan to end his longtime CBS show this year, with a new program to begin next year. Two teens plead guilty to robbing Penny Marshall’s LA home, facing up to seven years. one used nunchukas and the other a Japanese sword during the March 13 incident. Sentencing scheduled for August 12.
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