Vatican decline and Noriega crisis ripple through Panama
U.S. President Bush named Deane Hinton ambassador to Panama while Hinton already serves Costa Rica. Endara's government shut two TV stations and 10 radio outlets, returned three newspapers, and began reviewing press laws, as Noriega’s regime faced international pressure. A Vatican envoy joined talks, seeking Noriega’s exit without U.S. troops.
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Milwaukee nun killed in Nicaragua attack shocks home ties
Sister Maureen Courtney an American nun teaching sewing and catechism in Port Ni Nicaragua was killed in an attack on a church convoy. Church officials say gunmen or a land mine may have caused the shooting. her body to be buried in Fond du Lac after postponing Christmas travel. Her family recalled a gentle, people loving nun who planned a 25th jubilee.
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Border clashes and open border calls across Iranian Azerbaijan
A Tass report describes violent mobs damaging the Catr iran border region causing millions in damage. threats to burn border stations and kill guards were reported while efforts to cross into Iranian territory continued. Azerbaijanis along the border seek openness and trade, with rallies in Baku demanding free movement.
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Nicaraguan nun Teresa Rosales buried in Santa Marta
The body of Sister Teresa Rosales was taken to her hometown of Santa Marta in Zelaya. The isolated region near Puerto Cabezas, a Sandinista region, has seen sporadic clashes with Miskito factions. Schmitz, a missionary since 1972, was ordained auxiliary bishop in 1984 with Franciscans. radios report Contra forces encouraged by the U.S. troop invasion.
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Dairy prices rise in South Carolina amid shortages
Prices for cheese and dairy products climb as mozzarella costs surge from about 1.45 to 2.00 per pound in months, with merchants like Stephano's in Lexington noting steep increases. The South Carolina Department of Agriculture records 236 Class 1 dairy farms, while a 1962-84 index shows overall food prices up 26 percent by October 1989.
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Romania’s Ceausescu Executed Amid Revolution Fallout
Details emerge on the execution of Nicolae Ceausescu and Elena for genocide and grave crimes. Reports say they were likely killed on the spot during the December uprising. The fate of burial remains undisclosed, with relatives and assets tied to the toppled regime under scrutiny.
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