Japan summit security clamps down in Tokyo
Tokyo shrouded in spring drizzle as about 30000 police and riot guards seal routes for the summit. A 50-yard police blimp tracked Reagan's brief motorcade to Nakasone's office while a moat bridge restricted access to New Otani. Security aims to prevent attacks after recent rocket and mortar incidents.
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Tokyo
Japan
Reagan
Okura
Yasuhiro Nakasone
Toranomon
U.S
Mike Mansfield
Bettino Craxi
Imperial Palace
Emperor Hirohito
Osaka
Foreign Ministry
New Otani
Ministry
National Police Agency
Hideo Yamada
Haneda International Airport
Jacques Delors
Ruud Lubbera
Mizuho
Otani
Brown tied to teen with fatal disposal and murder charges
Police allege Brown gave beer to a toddler and helped hide Robyn Field’s body. Murphy, Brown’s aunt and a nursing assistant, is held on $250,000 bond for allegedly aiding in disposing of the body in Rocky River, Strongsville. Both confess involvement. Brown faces possible adult trial and death penalty if convicted.
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Bernhart
Brown
Charlene A. Murphy
Robyn
Rocky River
Strongsville
Murphy
Wallace Dr
Metroparks
Berea
James Hinners
Hinners
Indiana
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Cleveland
William Leppert
Robyn Field
Delta, Shuttle Failures Spark Launch Moratorium Call
Debris from a Delta rocket exploded after launch, prompting NASA to withhold recovery plans. Investigators suspect joint failures between segments caused the Titan and Challenger disasters. Officials voiced deep disappointment while Rep. Lujan urged a temporary launch halt pending inquiry.
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Challenger
Titan
Morton Thiokol
Delta
Atlantic
Cape Canaveral
Air Force
Elbert M Thomas
NASA
Russell
Gay
Manuel Lujan, Jr
R-N.m
House Science and Technology Committee
Federal judge bars Marcos from selling New York properties
A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction preventing Ferdinand Marcos from selling five New York properties valued at over $100 million, including three Manhattan office buildings, the Herald Center arcade, and a Long Island estate. The Aquino government seeks ownership, naming Joseph and Ralph Bernstein in the suit. A separate GAO audit questions U.S. tracking of $327.5 million in Economic Support Funds sent to the Philippines from 1978 to 1985.
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New York
Ferdinand Marcos
Corazon Aquino
Marcos
Manhattan
Herald Center
Long Island
U.S
Pierre N. Leval
Morton Stavis
Aquino
New York Area
Joseph E. Bernstein
Ralph J. Bernstein
Bernsteins
Imelda
United
General Accounting Office
GAO
Philippines
United States
Insurance firms blamed for liability crisis says Pfeifer
State Senator Paul Pfeifer argues insurance companies engineered a liability crisis to push lawmakers into protective laws. He cites rising premiums and policy cancellations as proof while consumer advocate Ralph Nader predicts record profits this year. Industry insiders note settlements are cheaper than court costs, and clergy are among those worried about lawsuits. Elyria leaders blame a litigious society and quick lawsuits as fueling the problem.
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Paul Pfeifer
Pfeifer
R-Bucyrus
Ralph Nader
Mike Ferraro
Somers Agency Inc
Ferraro
Elyria
Michael Keys
Officials wrestling with crisis
Schools face lawsuits over injuries but Elyria District reports few cases and aims to curb liability costs. District official Eugene Christian notes no flood of suits, while a 1985 negligence suit in North Ridgeville remains unsettled. Bus injury notices may or may not lead to action. Lorain County officials push safety, self insurance growth eyed. Local leaders stress careful operations to limit liability while preserving programs.
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Elyria
Eugene Christian
North Ridgeville
Elyria Board of Education
Christian
Lorain County
Larry McGinchy
McGlinchy
George Koury Jr
Koury
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Lorain County Prong & Publishing Company
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Carer
Delvery Daur & Seaday
East Ave
Exyria
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Philippine Treasury
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