Menendez brothers face murder charges in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills police allege Hollywood executive and wife were slain by two sons who stood to inherit over 10 million. Lyle Menendez 22 and brother Erik, wanted internationally, were implicated as the suspects in the August killings while a screenplay connected to the case emerged. Police sought help from State Department and Interpol.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Hollywood
Lyle Menendez
Jose Menendez
Mary Louis
Kitty” Menendez
Menendez
Marvin D. Iannone
State Department
Interpol
Erik Menendez
Israel
Experts Testify In Hazelwood Defense In Alaska Trial
Experts used computer simulation to reconstruct the Exxon Valdez voyage, arguing the last 13 minutes show a helmsman error would have avoided Bligh Reef. Shizume and Winer testified the rudder shifted right then left, causing the collision and the spill.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Joseph Hazelwood
Exxon
Hazelwood Winer
Bush to seek new Fed chief over Greenspan rate stance
Los Angeles Times reports President Bush will not reappoint Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan when his August 1991 term ends. Bush is said to be angry over Greenspan’s reluctance to lower rates, with a longtime adviser quoted. A White House spokesman acknowledged policy differences but denied ongoing personal upset.
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Los Angeles
Bush
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Greenspan
Fed
Los Angeles Times
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Aiken Standard Classified Ads and Office Details
The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions and advertising and provides office hours and location at 124 Rutland Drive. It includes mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 and payment terms for monthly and 12 month subscriptions.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken Standard, P.O
Aiken, S.C
Burger King Accused Of Child Labor Violations By The Associa
Burger King Corp faces a U S District Court suit charging violations of federal child labor laws in more than 800 company owned U S restaurants. The action follows a Labor Department push for stricter enforcement and cites workers under 16 assigned to excessive hours and prohibited tasks since 1986.
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Miami
Burger King Corp
U.S
Labor Department
Nigel Travis
Burger King
Britain
Bureau of Labor Statistics
North Leads Poindexter Testimony in Iran Contra Trial
Oliver North testifies as Poindexter trial opens before Judge Harold Greene. Defense argues Poindexter acted under Reagan orders and did not criminally conceal Iran Contra actions, despite alleged memory lapses and prior statements to Congress.
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Washington
John Poindexter
Sstionel Socerty Savioer
Congress
Iran
Oliver North
National Security Council
Poindexter
U.S
Harold Greene
Richard Beckler
Reagan
Congressional
U.S. Navy
White House
Beckler
North
United States
Philadelphia Subway Shutdown Sparks Morning Shuttle Line
After a Wednesday subway accident that killed three and injured 162, commuters queued Thursday morning for shuttle buses at the 52nd Street Station, as service remained suspended from 52nd to 15th streets on the Market-Frankford line.
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Philadelphia
John K. Lauber
National Transportation Safety Board
Lauber
52Nd Street
Market-Frankford
52Nd
15Th Streets
Bushs Transportation Plan Draws Fire From Critics
Washington critics led by Sen. Brock Adams say the Bush administration plan would push the nation backward to tolls and turnpikes. Transportation Secretary Skinner unveiled Moving America Into the 21st Century, urging higher local and user fees, private investment, deregulation, and more toll roads while expanding safety and environmental protections.
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Washington
Bush
Brock Adams
D-Wash
Senate
Adams
White House
John Sununu
Transportation
Carter
Samuel K. ‘Skinner
Skinner
America
Six Suppliers Sentenced In Dilaudid Ring
Philadelphia and Tampa drug suppliers were sentenced for supplying Dilaudid pills to Carolina users. Randy Hale Klinger received 25 years without parole. others got two to five years. Some defendants remain to face charges as admits and convictions unfold.
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York
Philadelphia
Tampa
Carolinas
Randy Hale Klinger
South Carolina
Sean Kittrell
Klinger
Jacqueline A. James
Joe Billy Barrett
Charlotte
N.C
Rodney R. Wagenknecht
Blacksburg
North Carolina
Joseph LaBarbera
Florida
Wade Hampton Bright Jr
Clean Air Bill Agreement Crumbling
Senate debate over a clean air bill stalled as a proposed 700 million dollar aid package for coal miners losing jobs to pollution rules faced opposition. Byrd warned the measure would be a safety net for up to 5000 miners while the administration opposed expanded auto and power plant controls.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Robert Byrd
D. Va
George Mitchell
Maine
Byrd
Midwest
Bush Victim Of Elaborate Hoax Phone Call
The White House says President Bush was the target of an elaborate hoax last month when an impostor posed as an Iranian official to speak with him about Lebanon hostages. Officials noted Rafsanjani did not participate and the caller’s identity remains unknown. Bush did make the call as part of a verification process.
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Washington
Bush
Marlin Fitzwater
hasee _ Isanjani
Iran
Rafsanjani
Tehran
Nicosia
Cyprus
Firewater
White House
U.S
Lebanon
Fitzwater
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Hazelwood
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Advanced Fertility Services
David Gould
State Supreme Court
New York Law Journal
Gould
Aiken
Aiken Standard - Pbm
The
Associa
Associated Press
James
Lee Edward Gunn Sr
Gastonia
Gunn
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