Overnight Fighting In Moldova Escalates Refugee Flight
In Transnistria Moldova fighting continues with more ethnic Russian and Ukrainian refugees fleeing. An estimated 8,000 refugees, mostly women and children, have left Trans-Dniester since fighting intensified earlier this year.
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Rabin's Victory Promises Peace and Jobs for Israel
After a stunning win over Yitzhak Shamir, Rabin vows to push for Arab peace and Palestinian autonomy within nine months while pledging to halt settlements. He rejects Jerusalem and statehood concessions. Labor leads with 45 seats, Meretz gains, Likud 32 as final ballots count.
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Freight Lines Shut Down By Strike Amid Amtrak Halts
Freight railroads nationwide suspended operations and most Amtrak service ended after a strike by the Machinists union against CSX Transportation. Commuters, shippers, and farmers sought backup plans as the nationwide impact prompted presidential warnings of economic damage and possible legislative action. The Association of American Railroads cited regional picketing and the seamless system as reasons for an orderly shutdown. Amtrak also halted operations minutes after the freight halt began.
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Evidence On POWs Irrefutable
Washington intelligence officials say U S evidence showed American prisoners were held in Vietnam long after 1973 despite government claims of all missing servicemen dead. General Eugene Tighe, ex director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, discusses a 1986 Pentagon study questioning conclusiveness but suggesting five Americans may have been held against their will. Captain Susan Strednansky defends the lack of conclusive proof beyond 1973.
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Freight rail strike prompts nationwide shutdown steps
AAR President Edwin L. Hi outlines that a regional strike would disrupt the entire national freight rail network and railroad officials are preparing for a safe orderly shutdown to minimize impact across sectors and regions.
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Not Pals Geena Davis Says Madonna Pal Not Possible
Geena Davis recalls she did not become Madonna’s friend during The League of Their Own production. She notes they led different lives and never grew close amid the filming era.
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