Police Hoped To Prolong White Rule In South Africa
A judicial commission in Pretoria found South African police aided Inkatha rivals of the ANC and trained hit squads to sustain white rule. The report, released five weeks before multiracial elections, undermines President de Klerk’s claim that the state had no role in ANC Inkatha violence. The Third Force theory links to about 11,000 deaths in three years.
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Judicial Commission
Pretoria
F.W. de Klerk
African National Congress
Inkatha Freedom Party
Inkatha
PLO and Arab States Move Toward Resuming Israel Talks
United Nations Security Council condemns Hebron mosque massacre by a 15 to 0 vote. Jordan and Lebanon agree to resume negotiations with Israel while the PLO hints at restarting talks. Israeli and Palestinian negotiators may meet in Cairo or Tunis as U S abstains on a Jerusalem clause.
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Security Council
Hebron
U.S
Madeleine Albright
Jordan
Lebanon
West Bank
Cairo
Egypt
Tunis
Tunisia
United States
Jerusalem
East Jerusalem
Derailment Disrupts Rail Traffic on East Coast Line
A logging truck collided with a freight train near Coosawhatchie en route to Savannah causing derailment of two engines and 17 cars. Amtrak delays reached up to 10 hours as four trains were detoured, affecting about 730 passengers. The truck driver, Charlie Clay Smith, was hospitalized in Savannah in critical condition.
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Georgia
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CSX
Jay Westbrook
Charlie Clay Smith
Memorial Medical Center
Anger doubles heart attack risk during two hour window
A Harvard led study found people with heart disease face about 2.3 times higher risk of a heart attack in the two hours after anger. Data from 1,122 men and 501 women who survived heart attacks supported the finding and researchers suggest staying calm may lower risk.
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Tampa
Fla
Murray Mittleman
Mittleman
Harvard Medical School
American Heart Association
Russell V. Luepker
Association
Council On Epidemiology
James E. Muller
Shalit Breaks Leg in Florida Street Accident
Gene Shalit, famed movie critic, was clipped by a car in St. Pete Beach Florida while crossing a street. He remained in good condition at Palms of Pasadena Hospital and was upbeat per a nurse.
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Gene Shalit
St. Pete Beach
Fla
Shalit
Palms of Pasadena Hospital
NBC
Billy Joel
Cleveland
Joel
Ted Alex
Richfield
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