Boy trapped 15 days survives quake in Mexico City
In Mexico City rescuers press toward a 9-year-old boy trapped 15 days in rubble of his apartment building after a powerful earthquake. The boy taps signals to rescuers as army generals observe, while President de la Madrid urges rebuilding and continued survivor searches amid shortages and housing woes.
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Mexico City
Jose Negrete
Luis Ramon Navarrese
Luis Maldonado
Miguel de la Madrid
de la Madrid
France Rejects Soviet Separate Talks On Nuclear Arms
Paris reports President Francois Mitterrand rejects Gorbachev's offer for separate negotiations with France on disarming nuclear forces. Britain says it will consider a similar proposal, with Howe noting no formal plan yet. Gorbachev calls for a total ban on arms and moves toward reducing SS-20 missiles, while Dutch plans on NATO missiles hinge on Soviet SS-20 levels.
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Paris
Francois Mitterrand
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Britain
Geoffrey Howe
Mitterrand
Gorbachev
France
Geneva
Howe
Independent Radio News
Soviet Union
Bonn
West Germany
Reagan
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
Washington
U.S
Europe
U.S. Arms Control Development Agency
Reagan Reagan
Cincinnati
NATO
Revenge motive tied cocaine theft to fatal skydiving crash
Federal authorities cited a revenge motive for sabotage in the Williams plane crash that killed 17 aboard near Jenkinsburg including 16 skydivers. The FBI and NTSB linked the event to a cocaine theft and described possible payback as the cause while noting fuel contamination and prior FAA grounding.
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Macon, Ga
Atlanta
FBI
David L. Williams
Andrew C. Thornton
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Macon Telegraph and News
Williams
Jenkinsburg
Ed Horne
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Fulton County
NTSB
Jim Burnett
Ex-Clevelander Lonardo to aid Stardust skim probe
Lonardo, a former Cleveland mob boss now in prison, will testify within 10 days in Kansas City to corroborate FBI claims that the Stardust Hotel casino in Las Vegas was skimmed by four Midwest crime families and associates even after indictments. He describes the Cleveland mob’s share and the Stardust conspiracy timeline through December 1983.
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Cleveland
FBI
Las Vegas
Angelo Lonardo
Lonardo
Chicago
Stardust
Skim
Ming
Chicago Tribune
Cleveland Mob
Rockman
Federal
Springfield
The
Alan Sachs
Buckley hostage statement cited by An Nahar
Islamic Jihad released a statement and photo claiming the American official William Buckley, held since March 1984 in Beirut, was executed in revenge for martyrs. An-Nahar and As-Safir carried the text. U.S. officials sought confirmation with no reply. Buckley, 57, remains the longest-held American captive in Beirut amid regional turmoil.
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An-Nahar
Middle East
Beirut
William Buckley
As-Safir
An- Nahar
West Beirut
U.S
Washington
White House
Larry Speakes
State Department
Joe Reap
Islamic Jihad
Palestine Liberation Organization
Tunis
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United States Daily & Sunday
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Tokyo
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