Prosector Asbell faked assassination claim filed for hospital
Camden County Prosecutor Samuel Asbell, a veteran drug bust ally, admitted fabricating a New Year attack story after state police flagged inconsistencies. The 46 year old may face charges and undergo psychiatric evaluation as authorities probe the hoax and any links to his hardline stance on illegal drugs. Researchers at Johns Hopkins report a gene on chromosome 18 named DCC altered in over 70 percent of colorectal cancers, suggesting a role in colon cancer formation.
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Asbel
Washington
Johns Hopkins University
Bert Voyestin
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Hopkins
Delta Says Flights Threatened Despite Hoax
Delta Air Lines boosts security after a general threat against trans Atlantic flights. Spokesmen say they believe it is a hoax but cannot dismiss it and the FAA says it is aware. No flight, city, or date is named.
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Delta Air Lines
Delta
Jim Lundy
Neil Monroe
Federal Aviation Administration
Richard Stafford
Keating Denies Misuse Of Lincoln S&L Funds
Washington phoenix millionaire Charles H. Keating Jr testifies in U S District Court denying any siphoning of 94 million from Lincoln Savings and Loan via a tax sharing plan. He says the arrangement was to stabilize subsidiaries and calls it a housekeeping measure while facing regulators and Senate probes.
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Washington — Phoenix
Charles H. Keating Jr
Lincoln Savings ‘and Loan Association
Irvine, Calif
Keating
U.S. District Court
Stanley Sporkin Ini
Southeast Cools More Than 60 Years Across Region
A National Climate Data Center researcher reports the Southeast and Southern U.S. have cooled about two degrees since the 1950s, with a sharp shift in 1958. The trend, tied to upper level wind changes, shows regional cooling but no nationwide temperature trend.
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National Climate Data Center
Asheville
Richard Heim
Climate Data Center
Reion
Rae Cane
Jason
University of North Carolin At
Chapel Hil
Greensboro
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Heim
Jobless Rate Holds Steady For December
The Labor Department reported the civilian unemployment rate stayed steady in December ending 1989 just under the slight rise at year's start. Manufacturing lost 25,000 jobs in December, while the service sector added 206,000, helping keep the economy from a recession and lifting 1989 service employment by 24 million total.
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Pasis
Labor Department
Robert Dederick
Northern Trust Co
Chicago
Rother
Commerce Department
U.S
Cynthia Latta
Dri-Mcgraw Hill
Unem
Shortages Hit Stores In Poland
Warsaw officials acknowledged widespread shortages after a radical economic plan took effect. Shoppers faced empty shelves for flour sugar and meat as prices rose and the zloty moved toward convertibility. Government and Finance Minister Dabrowski warned patience while the reform measures aim to curb inflation and attract foreign investment.
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Malgorzata Niezabitowska
Marek Dabrowski
Solidarity
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