Buenos Aires base siege ends after 14 surrender
Fourteen civilian commandos who held off hundreds of tank backed soldiers and police surrendered this morning. At least 25 people were killed as leftist guerrillas breached the base gate with a stolen truck on Monday on the western outskirts of Buenos Aires. The group walked out from a building leveled by tank and mortar fire, one man waving a white shirt. The woman was wounded and carried by comrades. This was the most serious clash since the 1975 attack on an army arsenal by the People’s Revolutionary Party and an allied group.
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People’s Revolutionary Party
Miami Officer Charged in Fatal Shooting Sparks Riots
Officer William Lozano, 29, faces two counts of manslaughter after the fatal police shooting of Clement Lloyd, 23, on a motorcycle, igniting riots in Miami. Lloyd died along with his passenger Allan Blanchard, 24, when the bike crashed as another officer pursued them. Lozano surrendered at Dade County Jail after posting bond.
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Martin Luther King Jr
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John Hogan
Postal notice on address changes for Secor PO Bow
Local postal bulletin directs changes of address for the Secor Post Office in Bow, South Carolina. Postmaster requests residents and businesses update records to ensure mail delivery continuity to the 29802 ZIP code area.
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South Carolina braces for auto insurance reform talks
Democratic rep says compromise with Gov Campbell possible as House subcommittee drafts likely 10 percent rate reductions for motorists. Governor guides broad outlines while lawmakers Kohn Brown lead drafting, aiming to boost savings into the teens from a typical 450 premium.
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South Carolina
Carroll Campbell
Robert Kohn
Charleston
Kohn
Campbell
Labor, Commerce
Robert Brown
Labor, Commerce and Industry Committee
1,000 Believed Buried Under Quake Mudslide
Rescuers dig with heavy equipment for victims of a major earthquake and mudslide in Tadzhikistan Central Asia, with about 1,000 dead in Sharora and Okuli Bolo and more than seventy villages affected. Officials warn the figure is preliminary as rescue continues amid damaged roads.
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Central Asia
Sharora
Tadzhikistan
Zainiddin Nasreddinov
Okuli- Bolo
Erkin Kasimov
Foreign Ministry
Kasimov
Okuli-Poyen
Dushanbe
Okuli-Bolo
Nasreddinov
Hairrulo Yulgee Canfanies
Tass
Bush meets leaders to chart budget deficit cut plan
President Bush meets congressional leaders to discuss trimming the federal budget deficit. Budget Director-designate Richard Darman says negotiators will set a budget process and approach, with Bush delaying specific proposals until Feb. 9. He aims for bipartisan talks and a productive pattern for future negotiations.
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Bush
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Senate
Richard Darman
Marlin Fitzwater
Reagan
Fitzwater
Bush White House
Ex-Marine Tour Highlights Vietnam Orphanage Visit
Six former U S Marines completed a 10 day tour of Vietnam with a final stop at a city orphanage. They toured battlefields and shell sites to assess unexploded ordnance and reported their findings to Vietnamese officials in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.
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Dongha
Hanoi
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Can
Robert Dalton
Davidsonville
Dalton
Gene Spanos
Om Rosemont
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