Noriegas family reaches Havana after safe passage grant
The family of Manuel Antonio Noriega arrived in Havana after being granted safe passage by Panama. Noriega awaits Miami drug trial. His wife and daughters had asylum in the Dominican Republic. The group faced heckling claims of bail funds and legal conditions tied to their exit.
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Manuel Antonio Noriega
Havana
Noriega
Dominican Republic
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Colombian Leftists Kidnap Officials In Show Of Force
Leftist guerrillas seized 20 people including mayors and public officials in northeastern Colombia as a display ahead of March 11 elections. Police report four mayors and multiple local leaders, a reporter, rural program workers, and businessmen among the kidnapped.
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National Police
National Liberation Army
California
Tibu
el Carmen
Hacari
Romanian ex-general denies firing on Timisoara protesters
Maj. Gen. Emil Macri, the lead defendant in the Timisoara trial of 21 former Securitate officers, denied ordering or permitting troops to shoot unarmed protesters. He claimed foreign incitement and that government officials attempted to quell the revolt before it spread. He and four co-defendants face genocide charges with possible life sentences. others face up to 20 years for lesser charges.
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Romania
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Macri
Nicolae Ceausescu
Ceausescu
Elena
Ible
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South Carolina Estate Tax Change Aims to Lure Retirees
Boyle argues the reform cuts SC estate taxes to a low level while federal tax remains. Example shows an $800000 estate taxed $75000 by feds and $22800 state credit, leaving $52200 federal liability. Law could attract middle income retirees, offset by higher taxes from new residents. Dr. Pugh notes SC netted about 20 million annually from inheritance tax and will lose much of that under new threshold.
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Olin S. Pugh
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School of Business Administration
Policemen Hurt In German Political Riot
Hamburg police clashed with about 2 000 leftist demonstrators and skinhead youths in a downtown park on Saturday. Official Werner Hackman said 33 police were injured and the number of injured demonstrators was undetermined. Witnesses said police used strong arm tactics during the confrontation.
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Anti-fascist Coordination Group
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