Former priest convicted in Minnesota case ends trial
A former Roman Catholic priest, James R. Porter, was found guilty in Minneapolis of molesting a 15 year old babysitter in 1967. The 57 year old showed no emotion as the verdict came after a 20 day trial with seven women and five men on a jury. The courtroom contained many accusers from Massachusetts Minnesota and New Mexico.
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Denmark warns EC exit over Maastricht demands
Denmark presses European Community leaders for special exemptions from the Maastricht treaty ahead of a planned May referendum. Prime Minister Poul Schlueter warns that a renewed no vote could push Denmark to leave the 12 member bloc, as EC ministers meet in Edinburgh aboard Queen Elizabeth II’s Britannia yacht.
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Massive East Coast Storm Knocks Out Transit and Sinks Seaboard
A powerful wind and rain storm lashed the Atlantic coast with gusts up to 99 mph. Waves breached sea walls in Massachusetts and New Jersey prompting evacuations as National Guardsmen responded. New York City transit neared collapse with widespread flight disruptions at major airports including LaGuardia Newark Philadelphia and Boston.
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U N Debates as Sarajevo Faces Food Shortage
Residents in besieged Sarajevo struggle to find food and fuel while a UN official says emergency stocks are nearly exhausted. A humanitarian airlift planned for the capital's 400000 residents faces delays after a U S plane was shot at. NATO suggests force only under UN umbrella.
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Russian Congress Moves to Block Yeltsin Referendum Drive
Russia’s hard line Congress presses to stop President Yeltsin from holding a nationwide referendum on new elections. Lawmakers vote to bar a public vote of confidence and push changes affecting presidential powers. Yeltsin meets Congress Speaker for talks to break the stalemate.
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Aiken Standard Contact Details and Delivery Hours
Location at 124 Rutland Drive and mailing address P O Box 456 provide office hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday. Delivery guidance lists times for weekdays weekends and helplines for service tips and story ideas.
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Documentaries on Indian cultures by Kevin Costner and Dances With Wolves link
Kevin Costner plans 500 Nations documentary tracing Indian cultures across North America. Ostner, famed for Dances With Wolves, will shoot in Kiowa County Colorado. Stevie Wonder boycott of Arizona turns to MLK Day observances in Phoenix as noted. Merv Griffin to back Illinois riverboat casinos with branded venues in Metropolis. Riverboat gambling legality noted for Kentucky side.
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