Heiress admits son was dead brother in Naples blast
A tobacco heiress testified under oath that the slain young man was her son, a claim tied to a car bombing that killed her mother and an adopted brother. Steven Benson faces trial in Naples on November 13 for the blast, with Florida prosecutors charging him amid parental secrets and wills disputes.
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Carol Lynn Benson Kendall
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State of Florida
Steven Benson
Naples
Fla
Florida
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Boston Herald
Scott Benson
Baltimore
Margaret Benson
Lancaster Leaf
Tobaccco Co
Pennsylvania
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Scott
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U Penn animal cruelty probe under federal review
Washington AP says Health Secretary Heckler ordered a broad NIH led review of University of Pennsylvania monkey experiments after funding was halted. Officials found substantial noncompliance with animal welfare rules, prompting unannounced inspections, written reforms, and five years of federal oversight on head injury research.
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Health and Human Services
Margaret M. Heckler
University of Pennsylvania
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Medicare cuts spark reform calls over 1.1 billion rise
The Reagan administration orders a 23 percent Medicare deductible increase to 492 dollars next year, affecting about 8 million elderly. critics like Rep. Roybal and Sen. Heinz seek congressional action while officials tout slowed health spending as proof of inflation control.
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Washington
Reagan Administration
Edward R. Roybal
Calif
House Select Committee On Aging
John Heinz
R-Pa
Senate
Special Committee On
France rejects Soviet arms proposals at Elysee news conference
In Paris, President Francois Mitterrand rebuffed Soviet calls for joint nuclear policy and disarmament talks, stressing France's independent arsenal as Mikhail Gorbachev offered Geneva negotiations and multi‑lateral reductions. London voiced cool reaction to Soviet British talks. France cites about 190 warheads versus US and Soviet totals.
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Mikhail Gorbachev
France
Francfrand
Elysee Palace
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Communist Party
Britain
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West
Geneva
United States
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Signs of life elusive for buried boy in Mexico City quake
Rescuers tunneling through a collapsed apartment building say they hear no signs of life from the nine year old believed trapped since the September 19 earthquake that devastated central Mexico City. The four man Metro Dade Fire and Rescue crew joined Mexican workers at the site and say survivors can live long without water, though contact with the child has been lost since Friday. Officials estimate 4600 dead with unofficial counts reaching 8000. A Mexican engineer was removed from the site before dawn.
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Mexico City
John Carroll
Metro Dade Fire and Rescue
Carrell
Carrol
Luis Ramon Navarrete Maldonado
Luis Maldonado
Jorge Rangel
Rangel Aid
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