Car bomb in Madrid kills officer Bl a n c o Garcia
Two car bombs in west Madrid target a residential area killing Lt. Col. Pedro Antonio Blanco Garcia and wounding several. Police blame armed Basque separatists who ended a cease-fire last month. A second blast near a kindergarten caused minor injuries and shock.
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Digging ends at ranch after nine bodies found
Mexican prosecutors say authorities ended the mass grave dig near Ciudad Juarez after locating nine corpses. The search began last fall following an informant's tip that up to 100 bodies might be buried at the ranches near the US border opposite El Paso, Texas.
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Lunar eclipse lights up skies across continent
Across the Western Hemisphere crowds gathered in parking lots, sidewalks, and museums to view a total lunar eclipse. In Winston-Salem SeiWorks observers braved subzero wind as Duke Johnson called it the brightest, reddest eclipse in years aided by Mount Pinatubo’s muted atmospheric impact. The eclipse began around 9:30 pm EST with total shadow from 11:05 pm to 12:22 am.
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Bob Hope joins celebrities at Bob Hope Classic for photos
Entertainment notes report Bob Hope, age 96, arriving by golf cart at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic in Bermuda Dunes California to pose with players including Bill Murray Joe Pesci Alice Cooper Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Frey The moment drew fan cheers as Hope teased beating him in golf.
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Union dockworkers clash at Charleston terminal protest
Kenneth Riley Jr. of ILWU Local 1422 says the Charleston confrontation over nonunion labor at Nordana Line unloading led to 8 arrests for trespass and 6 hospitalizations. Police used riot gear, dogs, and smoke to disperse about 400 dockworkers outside the Columbus Street Terminal as 19 nonunion workers unloaded a Nordana freighter. The dispute spans several ports and times, with fears for job security and ongoing rate wars.
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Elian Gonzalez Kin Say Chance Of Grandmothers Travel
Relatives of Elian Gonzalez met with church leaders in Havana as they weigh traveling to the United States for custody talks. US visas were granted to the two grandmothers, but it remained unclear if they would accompany a church delegation to seek custody or if they planned to travel at all.
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Elian Gonzalez
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Bones Found at Historic Columbia Burial Ground Spark Probe
Officials probe why bones appear at Randolph Cemetery in Columbia. a funeral director suspects deliberate contamination to close the site. Richland County Coroner Barron recovered an empty coffin from a trash-filled ravine amid reports of scattered bone fragments and coffin pieces. Intentional grave disturbance is illegal in South Carolina with penalties up to 10 years in jail or a $5,000 fine.
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Richland County
Frank Barron
South Carolina
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Nuclear laundry must follow tighter rules, DHEC says
Interstate Nuclear Services argues new radiological laundering restrictions are too costly and harm competitiveness as it appeals through the courts. DHEC officials expect a court ruling in their favor, keeping pressure on the Columbia based firm to comply with stricter environmental standards.
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Nixon tapes to be heard on air at last by public
The National Archives will distribute Nixon tapes on cassette for 18 dollars each, allowing public access to the famous Watergate conversation and the erasure of 18 minutes. Listeners will hear coffee cups, desk pounding, throat clearing, and the Nixon Dean exchange.
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Nixon
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California
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Susan Cooper
White House
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Lottery lobbyists push to win South Carolina ballot access
South Carolina lawmakers faced a surge of lobbying by AWI and GTECH in 1999 as they sought to place a state lottery on the ballot. AWI donated to the Democratic Party and Hodges reelection, while GTECH hosted an $800 Senate Finance Committee dinner. Senators noted meals often precede discussions, with few attendees recalling lottery talk.
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Democratic Party
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Nina Brook
GTECH
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Greenwood
John Land
Manning
Nikki Setzler
West Columbia
Glenn Reese
Spartanburg
David Thomas
Greenville
Warren Giese
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Thomas
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