Mexico Salinas condemns corruption tied to drug war claims
Mexico's president defended government actions after NBC miniseries Drug Wars sparked embarrassment over alleged links between officials and narcotics traffickers. He recalled 44 agents killed and urged dismantling trafficking networks during a memorial in Mexico City.
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U.S
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Jon
Mexico
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
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Camarena
NBC News
Trade Gap Hits 10.5 Billion in November
The Commerce Department reports US November trade deficit at 10.5 billion as imports outpace exports by 43 million. Boeing aircraft and a stronger dollar weigh on exports while total oil barrels rise to 8.42 million and price to 17.38 dollars.
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U.S
Ha Department
Boeing
America
Mrs Bush Reflects On Year In White House
Mrs Bush discusses her first year in the White House calling herself a nice, supportive grandmother who avoids threats. She notes Graves disease and radiation treatments for double vision and says she is cautiously optimistic about improvement.
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Ceeen
Barbara Bush
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Senators Won't Scrap Auto Inspections Move Debate
In Columbia Senator Caldwell Hinson says auto inspections are costly with little effect and should not be scrapped. Senator Herb Pleading proposes raising the inspection fee from 3 to 11 dollars to better compensate about 3,000 service stations, though he would moderate the increase. The measure references last year’s inspections and current law.
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Caldwell
Hinson
Lancaster
Senate
Herb
Charleston
Official Warns Of Civil War
WEST BERLIN authorities warn of rising risk of civil conflict as East German workers protest government price hikes and broaden grievances. Police chief Dieter Winderlich urges peaceful reform to prevent violence and urges restraint ahead of promised May concessions.
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Germany
National Police
Dieter Winderlich
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Bank Pleads Guilty in 32 Million Money Laundering Case
In a Tampa plea, Bank of Credit and Commerce International admits to 32 million in illicit transfers and forfeits 14 million in assets. The case links to Noriega ties via Amjad Awan, with prosecutors seeking broader testimony while defendants contest it. Sentencing not yet set as judge Hodges oversees ongoing proceedings.
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Fla
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Watt
Manuel Antonio Noriega
Bank of Credit and Commerce International
BCCI
U.S
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Amjad Awan
U.S. Senate
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Panama
Awan
Les
Norlota
W. Terrell Hodges
Ides
United States
Bcct S.A
Bcci Overseas Ltd
BOC Overseas
Gulty
Ozone Depleting Chemicals Emitted by South Carolina Firms
The NRDC report shows South Carolina firms released 6.4 million pounds of CFC113 and methyl chloroform in 1987, with AVX Corp in Myrtle Beach the top state user at 1 million pounds. JPS Automotive in Greenville and AVM Inc in Marion also figure among notable emitters as nationwide totals exceed 200 million pounds.
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Charleston
Natural Defense Council
South Carolina
United States
NRDC
AVX Corn
Amic Conductors
JPS Automotive Products Corp
Greenville
Red Hips Sev
SRS
AVM Inc
Marion
Monsanto. Co
Moore
Monsanto
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