Germany Says Hostages To Be Freed In Lebanon
Germany’s spokesman said two German hostages in Lebanon are expected to be released soon, but he did not confirm a report that Heinrich Struebing and Thomas Kemptner would return Monday. UN team in Sarajevo was optimistic after talks with Serb rebels, as calm returned at sunrise amid five days of fighting. Tensions eased in Belgrade as taxi drivers protested living standards and a bodyguard attack. Yeltsin urged Russians and Americans to end nuclear confrontation era while marking one year in office. Col Greta Cammermeyer, a Vietnam veteran, was discharged from the National Guard promising to fight Pentagon policy. Newark police officers admitted wrongdoing in the shooting of a 17-year-old joyrider. Sears Roebuck denied auto repair fraud claims in California after an undercover probe found excessive charges. Prostate cancer deaths rise 7.5 percent among white men and 5.9 percent among black men from 1980 to 1988, despite expensive early-detection tests.
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Centers For Disease Control
Bush disturbed by protest as he visits Panama City
President Bush and Barbara Bush were unharmed after anti-American demonstrators sparked gunfire and tear gas in Panama City. Secret Service agents hustled Bush from a plaza stage as aides joked the incident would lift Brazil talks. The episode echoes a Tokyo collapse earlier, and commentators say it could shape an election year narrative.
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Reagan
Bush Seeks To Regain Control At Earth Summit
President Bush arrives at the Earth Summit amid criticism over the United States stance on wildlife protection and a landmark biodiversity treaty. He plans to hail two decades of environmental work while arguing for a balance with economic needs, as delegates express disappointment over the U S position and leadership.
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United States
Panama City
Poltear
Southern Baptists denounce moral breakdown in TV and schools
AP Religion writer George W. Cornell reports the Southern Baptist Convention ending its three day meeting in Indianapolis urged clean TV, Sabbath keeping, and limiting secret oath organizations in public schools while approving resolutions condemning euthanasia, condoms in schools, and abortion research. Delegates urged the Boy Scouts to maintain the ban on homosexual leaders. They also called for spreading the gospel to Eastern Europe and criticized media for promoting promiscuity violence and immorality.
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Aiken Standard Contact and Delivery Hours
Location at 124 Butland Drive and P O Box 456 in Aiken South Carolina provide office hours from 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday Subscription line for daily service is 649 5316 Delivery times are 5 p m weekdays 7 a m Saturday and 8 a m Sunday If delivery is late call 649 5315 during 5 30 to 8 p m weekdays 8 to 11 a m weekend times.
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Nielsen Restrains and Tuberculosis Fight Details
Nielsen recalls a Barbara Bush look alike moment at a White House reception and notes she rolled her eyes as he met her. Taylor donates 150000 dollars to TB efforts amid AIDS concerns. Lumet blasts a threatened NYC union work stop and vows no more films there, citing Local 52 claims overpay for limited work.
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