Iraq says its jets hit six Iranian cities including Qom
An Iraqi military spokesman told Baghdad radio that Iraqi warplanes struck Qom twice and also hit Isfahan Tabriz Dezful Shahabad and Ilam as part of 181 combat missions on Saturday. The warning urged civilians in Ahvaz to evacuate.
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Earthquake rattles Xinjiang no casualties reported
A 6.0 quake struck Xinjiang near Wushi in China's northwest Saturday. The Hong Kong Observatory cited no casualties or damage and noted the epicenter lies about 2,910 miles from Hong Kong. In San Francisco, Argentine ex-general Carlos Guillermo Suarez Mason was arrested by U.S. marshals on charges of false imprisonment torture and misappropriation.
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Violent London rally marks Wapping dispute anniversary
A protest turned violent as demonstrators threw rocks and iron bars at police. Thirty plus injuries were reported to officers and demonstrators, with 49 arrests noted during the day of clashes in London.
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Kohl Expected To Win Today
Bonn West Germany Chancellor Helmut Kohl faces a likely solid victory in national elections on Sunday despite the Lebanon hostage crisis that damaged his government in the campaign’s final week. Polls show Kohl’s center right coalition ahead, with Die Welt predicting about 53.5 percent to 37 percent for the Social Democrats and 8.3 percent for the Greens.
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Trade War Looms As Talks Fall Apart
U S and European negotiators failed to reach an agreement on a bitter trade dispute ahead of a January 30 tariff deadline. The United States plans to impose steep duties up to 200 percent on various European imports including gin, brandy, wine, cheese, canned ham, endives, carrots and olives. Talks between U S Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter and European negotiator Willy de Clercq ended inconclusively after six hours. Both sides vow to resume consultations next week, while industry groups warn a potential trade war if no resolution is reached.
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Spanish Police Suspended Over Student Rally Firearms
Four Madrid police officers were suspended after an investigation began into their use of pistols during a student march. Clashes injured 32, with nine youths arrested as riot police faced rock-throwing crowds. A 15-year-old girl was treated for a stray bullet wound and remained stable.
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Kirsh Opposes State Agency Move to AT&T Building
Rep. Herbert Kirsh says his Ways and Means subcommittee will vote against funding the move and new leases for five state agencies to the AT&T building across from the Statehouse. He argues the move is unnecessary amid budget woes and that keeping the agencies in place is cheaper.
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Aquino pledges justice for protesters in Manila march
President Corazon Aquino promised justice for 12 protesters killed by marines during a march near her office as a major leftist group planned a repeat protest to test military control. A high official said Jose Diokno resigned as head of the Presidential Commission on Human Rights in protest.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Contact Info
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