Fifth body found in Massachusetts woman killer search
NEW BEDFORD Massachusetts police dogs located a fifth body likely that of a woman along two highways near Route 140 in Freetown close to where earlier victims were found. District Attorney Ronald A Pina linked the deaths to disappearances from Weld Square suggesting a possible pattern as investigators pressed the search.
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Mass
Massachusetts
Freetown
Thomas Gibney
Bristol County District Attorney's Office
Gibney
Ronald A. Pina
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Pina
Mall Slaying Suspect Arrested
Nathan Nick Trapp, 42, the subject of a nationwide manhunt for a New Mexico mall rampage that killed three, was wounded by LA County deputies after a Universal Studios shooting. A guard died and another was wounded. Trapp was in critical condition after chest and arm injuries from a gun battle with deputies.
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New Mexico
Universal Studios
Nathan Nick Trapp
Albuquerque
Los Angeles County Sheriff's
Roger Hom
van Mosley
Dan Slusser
Trapp
St. Joseph Medical Center
Burbank
Eric Chew
Bush delays defense secretary pick amid infighting and checks
President-elect George Bush says his defense secretary selection is slower than expected. John Tower’s appointment faces internal disagreement as background checks delay prospects while Marlin Fitzwater remains in his White House post and Robert Mosbacher’s Commerce post is delayed by business scrutiny.
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Washington
George Bush
John Tower
Bush
John Sununu
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Robert Mosbacher
Houston
Bush Transition Office
Mosbacher
Tower
Texas
Westinghouse Sued Over Philippine Nuclear Plant
Manila reports the Philippine government sued Westinghouse Electric Corp and affiliates in Newark New Jersey to cancel a 2.3 billion Bataan Peninsula nuclear plant contract. The suit cites safety concerns and alleged kickbacks to Disini and associates of Ferdinand Marcos.
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Philippines
Ihe
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Ferdinand Marcos
Sedfrey Ordonez
U.S
Newark
N.J
Westinghouse
Westinghouse International Projects Inc
Burns and Roe Enterprises Inc
Herminio Disini
Marcos
Imelda
Iran-Contra Figure Killed In Mexican Plane Crash
Israel counterterrorism expert Amiram Nir Nisker aged 37, who briefed Vice President George Bush on secret Iran arms sales, died in a plane crash in a remote Mexican area while traveling under the alias Pat Weber. The pilot also died in the crash and three others were badly injured including Adriana Stanton of Canada.
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Mokelia
Mexico
George Bush
Iran
Amiram Nir Nisker
Pat Weber
Isauro Gutierrez Fernandez
Michoacan
Gutierrez
Adriana Stanton
Canada
Ms. Stanton
Bush Dukakis Effort to Mend Fences After Campaign
President Bush schedules a meeting with Michael Dukakis to bury the hatchet after a rancorous campaign. The effort follows visits by Bermuda premier John Swan and Argentine President Raul Alfonsin, with Bush hosting Dukakis and praising retiring Rep. Jack Kemp at a dinner.
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Dukakis
Washington
George Bush
Michael Dukakis
John Swan
Bermuda
Pat Robertson
Jack Kemp
New York
Raul Alfonsin
Swan
Alfonsin
Bhutto Takes Helm Amid Celebrations
ISLAMABAD Pakistan crowds jam city streets dancing beating drums and chanting long live Benazir after she was named prime minister becoming the first woman to lead a Moslem nation She was to take the oath today as President Ghulam Ishaq Khan lifted the emergency and announced a return to democracy ahead of her leadership.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
Benazir Bhutto
Ms. Bhutto
U.S
Ghulam Ishaq Khan
Mohammed Zia ul-Haq
Salinas swears in as protests rock inaugural day
Mexico City protests erupt in Congress and streets as Carlos Salinas de Gortari begins a six year term. He vows reforms and citizen participation while election fraud allegations loom over his July 6 victory amidst heavy security and scattered demonstrations.
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Mexico City
Congress
Carlos Salinas de Gortari
Salinas
Institutional Revolutionary Party
PRI
Cuauhtemoc
Diplomats seek UN move to Geneva for Arafat speech
Arab diplomats plan to introduce a resolution moving the General Assembly to Geneva so PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat can address the body after the United States refused to allow his entry. The vote on the move is expected early next week.
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General Assembly
Geneva
PLO
Yasser Arafat
United States
Assembly
United
Frantois Galant
Arafat
Israel
U.N
Deficit To Intrude On Farm Policy Says Lyng
Secretary Lyng warns that budget deficits will constrain Bush era farm policy. He and two panelists estimate up to 3 billion dollars may need cutting from 1989 farm programs to meet Commodity Credit Corp targets, with Congress delaying major reform until 1991. Lyng to leave at start of new administration.
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Bush
Richard E. Lyng
Lyng
USDA
Commodity Credit Corp
Congress
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