Nuclear plant flash kills worker, four hurt in Indiana
A flash fire at the D C Cook Nuclear Power Plant in Indiana injures three and kills a contractor worker. Officials say the blaze struck electrical equipment away from the reactor containment and there was no radioactive release or public danger.
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Irish envoy waits on hostage release in Beirut
An Irish envoy in Beirut waits for word on the release of kidnapped Irish teacher Brian Keenan as Iran's IRNA agency cites a possible European hostage. Syria and Egypt plan a Cairo visit by weekend to mend a 12 year rift, while Irish officials seek confirmation from kidnappers and Moslem leaders.
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Mayors Quit Communist Party Across Soviet Heartland
Moscow mayor Gavriil Popov and Leningrad mayor Anatoly Sobchak joined Boris Yeltsin in quitting the Communist Party on the eve of the party congress. Yeltsin, elected president of the Russian republic, said he quit with a heavy heart. Democratic Platform leaders announced they would form a new non Communist party this fall.
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Thousands of weary Albanians reach Italy by ferry
Thousands of refugees land at Brindisi after four ferries carry about 4500 Albanians from Durres under UN mediation. Red Cross workers offer aid as hospital checks rise. a baby is born aboard the Grecia. About 3200 head to West Germany, 545 to Marseille, others sent to Athens.
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Bush and Gaviria pledge cooperation in drug war
President Bush meets with Colombia's President elect Cesar Gaviria in the Oval Office and pledges cooperation on drug interdiction and trade issues. They discuss aid requests, trade restrictions, and Colombia's efforts to curb drug demand amid Gaviria's unexpected rise to leadership after a violent election period.
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Outsiders Change Hemingway Fiesta in Pamplona
In Pamplona at 7 30 a m a swath of 30 policemen clears streets before the running of the bulls to remove revelers and trash piling up to 700 tons daily as San Fermin festival crowds grow. Local official Jose Miguel Olaiz notes the shift from locals to outsiders changing the festival’s nature.
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