U S Baker making little headway in Angola cease fire talks
Wire reports say secretary of State James A. Baker III failed to gain traction on a new cease-fire in the Angola civil war during a six day Africa trip. Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze urged both powers to push peace in southern Africa amid talks with Angolan leaders.
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Israel Fears End To Immigration
In Jerusalem officials fear thousands of Jews could be stranded after Aeroflot stopped selling emigre tickets to Israel. The Jewish Agency spokesman Gad Ben Ari questioned the move and warned it could seriously disrupt Israel's immigration process amid fears of Arab attacks.
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Soviet Union
Israel
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Carrel
Hungary
Malev
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Pny
Gardner Museum Reopens Rooms After Multimillion Theft
Art lovers saw two rooms at the Gardner Museum reopen after last week’s theft of 11 paintings by Rembrandt Degas and Vermeer. FBI sketches of two thieves, a $1 million reward from two international auction houses, and tips about the works’ whereabouts have intensified the investigation. Curators fear the pieces may not surface for years. the FBI urged no public comment to avoid slowing the case.
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Gardner Museum
FBI
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Rembrandt
Degas
Vermeer
Aiken Standard Subscription Options Expanded
The Aiken Standard lists new headline options for print and digital access: three, six, and twelve month subscription plans with potential bundled perks. Readers can choose from introductory rates and renewals to maintain uninterrupted delivery.
Hydrogen risk found in Hanford nuclear waste tanks
The Energy Department warned that hydrogen buildup in 20 Hanford tanks could trigger a fire or explosion releasing radiation. Officials said 15 single shell and five newer double shell tanks show the risk, prompting surprise and anger from state leaders who were not notified earlier.
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Energy Department
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DOE
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Booth Gardner
al Conklin
State Radiation Health
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Hazelwood reflects on trials after Exxon Valdez spill
Anchorage Alaska Hazelwood says he is more cynical after being acquitted on major charges and convicted of a misdemeanor in the 1989 disaster. He faces civil suits as he notes the wildlife loss and vows 1000 hours of clean up duty while paying $50000 restitution.
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Alaska
Joseph Hazelwood
Exxon Valdez
Jean Valjean
Paris
Hazelwood
Prince William Sound
Soviets Plan Transition To Controlled Economy
Advisers to President Mikhail Gorbachev work on drastic reforms to shift from central planning to a market system. They warn unemployment could surge and a broad welfare program may be needed, with inflation risks from price reforms. The plan follows discussions after Gorbachev’s rise to power and echoes lessons from Poland.
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Radio Moscow
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Condor Hatchings Fuel California Reintroduction Plan
In Los Angeles and San Diego a new California condor clutch boosts captive totals to 35 with Kareya and Honsi the latest chicks. Officials foresee possible releases as soon as next year in Los Padres National Forest to reestablish a wild flock while maintaining a strong captive population.
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California
Kareya
Los Angeles Zoo
Cindy Richardson
Michael Wallace
Los Padres National Forest
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