Cambodia peace talks seen moving forward amid Sino Soviet accord
Chinese and Soviet foreign ministers agreed progress is being made on resolving Cambodia's conflict. They backed international supervision after Vietnam ends its ten year occupation, while no date was set for a Sino Soviet summit since 1959.
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Shuttle delay forces recertification of Atlantis pump
NASA said Discovery delayed to mid March after cracks were found in Atlantis high speed turbopump. Atlantis mission priority could trigger cancellation of Discovery launch, as three suspect pumps will be replaced before lift off.
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Marcos In Critical Condition After Emergency Surgery
Ferdinand Marcos, 71, placed back on a respirator after emergency surgery at St. Francis Medical Center. Officials say he has taken a definite turn for the worse and his wife fainted while accompanying him to the operating room.
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Quayle Opposes Latin Debtors Cartel On Trip
Vice President Dan Quayle warned Latin American leaders that the United States rejects a debtors cartel to pressure creditors. On the first day of a three day swing, he met with Colombia's Virgilio Barco and outgoing president Jaime Lusinchi, who is succeeded by Carlos Andres Perez at Perez’s swearing in. He planned talks with Spain Brazil Costa Rica Honduras Peru and Portugal and a Caribbean leaders lunch.
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How Monthly Mail Rates Different Over Time
A brief note explains how monthly mail rates vary across 3 6 and 12 month plans. It outlines pricing expectations typical features and how longer terms may offer discounts or savings.
Bush Meets Takehita To Discuss Trade And Defense Trade Ties
President Bush hosts Japanese Prime Minister Takeshita for a talks oriented visit to build rapport and set a broad cooperation agenda on defense and trade. Officials note no miracle agreements expected as Tokyo pledges higher military spending amid postwar constitutional limits.
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Jury Pool Nears Completion for North Trial
In Washington Judge Gesell aims to start jury selection Monday after building a pool of about 50 prospective jurors. Sixteen have been identified who largely avoided Norths 1987 televised testimony. Norths lawyers challenge any exposure as a rights violation.
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Riots erupt as Tampa police confront suspect’s death
In College Hill, a three hour riot erupted after a black drug suspect died in custody following a struggle with undercover officers. Over 100 police faced rocks and bottles while a grocery store was looted and a TV news van damaged. The man collapsed in a patrol car and died at a hospital. no details on his injuries were released.
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Southern Democrats Rally Behind Brown For Chairman
Washington. Leading Southern Democrats back Ronald H. Brown as he moves to head the Democratic Party. Governors Mabus and Clinton greet him on a two day swing while objections arise over links to Kennedy and Jackson. Brown heads toward an early February chair election amid party doubts.
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Princess Diana Wows Fashion Elite In New York Visit
Britain's Princess Diana arrived for a three day New York tour and wowed fashion designers and retailers at a city party. She planned visits to Henry Street Settlement and a homeless shelter, and would attend the Welsh National Opera debut at Brooklyn Academy of Music amid planned protests.
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