Moiseyev Named Red Army Chief of Staff in Soviet Move
In Moscow Lt Gen Mikhail Moiseyev, commander of Soviet forces in the Far East, was named the Red Army chief of staff. He succeeds Marshal Sergei Akhromeyev, whose retirement was announced Dec 7 in New York as Gorbachev announced unilateral cuts in conventional forces at the UN.
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Moscow
Mikhail Moiseyev
Far East
Red Army
Red Star
Moiseyev
Sergei F. Akhromeyev
New York
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
U.N. General Assembly
Akhromeyev
Sergei Akhromeyev
Sai
Foreign Ministry
Gennady I. Gerasimov
Gorbachev
Aerospace Jobs Decline Amid 1988 Sales Drop
Aerospace employment fell by 21 000 in 1988 as industry sales declined for the first time in 17 years. AIA president Don Fuqua blamed reduced defense orders and projected 1989 defense rebound with flat inflation adjusted sales into the early 1990s. In Los Angeles four businessmen were indicted for an illegal scheme to aid California Senate candidate Cranston by funding an ad campaign against rival Ed Zschau.
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Aerospace Industries Association
Department of Defense
Association
Don Fuqua
Fuqua
Los Angeles
California
Alan Cranston
American Independent Party
Ed Wallen
Ed Zschau
Cranston
U.S. Senate
Michael R. Go
Green Stripe Media
Vallen
Court-Martial In Slaying Moves Closer
A 21-year-old sailor faces court-martial for the Oct 3 murder of Seaman Apprentice Keith Shackleton at Charleston Naval Base. Seaman Apprentice Robert L. Davis is charged with murder. if convicted he could face the death penalty. The case goes for review to Cmdr. W. E. Doud Jr. and Rear Adm. W. Norman Johnson.
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Charleston
Charleston Naval Base
Navy
Robert L. Davis
Keith S. Shackleton
Shackleton
Naval Hospital
Davis
Lawrence M. Todd
Cmdr
John Tull
Todd
W.E. Doud
Shopper Witnesses Cab Driver Shot Dead In Liberty City
A taxi passenger from Chicago watched as a gunman boarded a Miami cab from the airport to the Hyatt Regency and shot driver Robert Fleurimon, 37, in Liberty City. The vehicle careened and crashed. the passenger’s briefcase was stolen before help arrived. The motive remained unknown.
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Miami
Chicago
Miami International
Hyatt Regency
Robert Fleurimon
Liberty City
Fleurimon
Mike Gonzalez
Robert Emery
Fleuriman
Gonzalez
Bond Set For Rape Suspect In New Bedford Case
An unemployed truck driver, Neil Anderson, 35, pled innocent to abducting and raping a woman in August 1967. He is held on a 20000 dollar bond as officials link the assaults to highway murders along a wooded stretch where six women’s skeletons have been found since July near Interstate 195 and Route 140 in Dartmouth and Freetown.
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New Bedford
Mass
Neil Anderson
Bristol County
Anderson
Bristol
Ronald A. Pina
Pina
Dartmouth
Freetown
Soviet health minister quotes incompetence in Armenia quake relief
Moscow reports quote Health Minister Yevgeny Chazov calling the civil defense system's handling of Armenia earthquake relief a complete bankruptcy. He later denied the Radio Moscow report. Fog, snow, icy roads, and cold hinder foreign relief flights and rescue efforts, with temperatures near zero on Mt Aragats and winds up to 45 mph forecast.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Armenia
Radio Moscow
Yevgeny Chazov
Academy of Medical Sciences
Chernobyl
Chazov
Mikhail Gorbachev
Pravda
Izvestia
Ly Controlled
Mt. Aragats
Bush Cabinet Still Barely Half Filled as Appointments Continue
President Bush aims to complete his Cabinet before Christmas with eight more posts open. Clayton Yeutter was named sixth, becoming agriculture secretary, after serving as U.S. Trade Representative. Reports say Sullivan possible for Health and Human Services, Becton for Veterans Affairs, Diaz Dennis for Labor, and Weicker aide discussed Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration role.
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Bush
Clayton Yeutter
George Bush
Agriculture
Washington
Defense
FBI
Texas
Pentagon
Tower
Yeutter
U.S
Reagan
Louis W. Sullivan
Morehouse ‘School of Medicine
Health and Human Services
Rhe
Washington Post
Julius W. Becton Jr
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Veterans Administration
Patricia Diaz Dennis
Labor Department
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
AIDS Risk For Heterosexuals Under Study
Federal health officials announce a five year study by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases focusing on 2000 heterosexuals in Newark New Jersey and Brooklyn New York. The goal is to develop better prevention and treatment strategies for AIDS in a non homosexual non intravenous drug using population.
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Washington
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Newark
N.J
Brooklyn
N.Y
Anthony S. Fauci
Fallen Whiz Kid Minkow Guilty On 57 Fraud Charges
Barry Minkow, 22, heard a jury convict him on 57 counts in a $25 million fraud involving ZZZZ Best Carpet. The court found him guilty of securities, credit card, and mail fraud after his plea bargain bid failed.
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Los Angeles
Barry Minkow
Wall Street
U.S. District Court
Minkow
Barry
Kenner
Marine buried with honors after desert training mystery
More than 150 mourners attended the Fort Snelling burial for 19 year old Marine Jason Rother of Minneapolis. His skeletal remains were found near Twentynine Palms California after last being seen August 31 during a training exercise. The case has led to investigations with three officers facing courts and two relieved of duty.
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Minneapolis
Fort Snelling National Cemetery
Janice Bornhoft
Victory Lutheran Church
Jason Rother
Minneapol
Jason
Bornhoft
Rother
Marine Corps
Twentynine Palms
Calif
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