Trump Divorce Finalizes Leaving Ivana Single Again
New York report says Ivana Trump leaves court as a judge dissolves their 13 year marriage citing cruel and inhuman treatment. Lawyers note the divorce sets a property division battle while Ivana seeks about 2.5 billion of the couple’s estimated 5 billion fortune. Trial eyed for April 11.
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President Ershad Arrested and Confined in Dhaka
Six days after stepping down under mass protests, Hussain Muhammad Ershad and his wife Raushan were detained for 120 days. Police also named 16 others including former Home Minister Mahmudul Hassan, now under house arrest. Ershad, 60, resigned December 6 after weeks of protests and faces corruption and abuse of power charges.
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Rainey Becomes First Black Member of House
On this day in 1870 Joseph H Rainey of South Carolina was sworn into the U S House of Representatives becoming the first Black member in the chamber.
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U.S
House of Representatives
Baker Says Soviet Aid Would Be Temporary
Secretary of State James A. Baker III says any U S aid to the Soviet Union would be temporary and tied to long term economic reforms by the Kremlin. He notes Bush has not decided on assistance and awaits a report after talks with Eduard Shevardnadze. Baker warns aid would target a reforming, vibrant economy amid shortages and unrest.
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Cranston aide admits acting on her own in Keating dispute
Senate ethics panel heard banking aide Carolyn Jordan claim she acted independently to aid Charles H. Keating Jr. in his clash with federal regulators. She placed a statement in the Congressional Record supporting Keating, but could not recall events, fueling skepticism as the Keating Five ethics probe continues.
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Local Advertising and Delivery Hours at Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscription classified and display ads plus news ideas and customer service. It also provides home delivery hours and three price options for 3, 6, and 12 months.
Iraq orders building owners to make shelters now
Iraqi civil defense orders owners of two story buildings to convert basements into shelters and post cover signs. Fines or imprisonment await landlords failing to prepare for war as U.N. deadline looms and U.S. led forces mass in the region.
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15 Die In Tennessee Interstate Wrecks
A fog shrouded stretch of I-75 near Calhoun Tennessee triggered a 75 vehicle chain crash killing at least 15 and injuring about 50. Six tractor trailers burned as flames swept over two miles leaving vehicles mangled and debris along the roadway. responders worked through the night to recover victims and search for more.
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Trade Group Sees Recession With Export Boost in 1991
The National Association of Purchasing Management warns of an upcoming recession in 1991 but predicts export growth and a stronger dollar will help lift the economy by summer. The group’s index hit 41.3 in November, its lowest in eight years, and firms report operating at 82 percent capacity.
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San Francisco
Beached Cape Cod whales in mass rescue and killings
Rescue workers saved eight pilot whales at Hyannis Port and moved two to an aquarium but 45 others beached near the Kennedy compound were euthanized to end their suffering. Volunteers endured cold winds as they worked by floodlights to aid, tag, and track whales, with many later rebeaching.
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Gambino Boss John Gotti Arrested by FBI in New York
FBI agents and police arrested reputed Gambino boss John Gotti at the Ravenite Club in Little Italy New York after a five year probe. Indictment charges include ordering the 1985 slaying of Paul Castellano and running the Gambino family as a criminal enterprise since 1986.
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