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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

03 May 1992

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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May 03, 1992

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3

Gorbachev Visits Reagan On U S Tour

Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev arrives in the United States for a 13 day tour starting in Santa Barbara with a reunion with Ronald Reagan. Stops include Washington New York Simi Valley and a speech in Missouri.

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Five Slain in Mafia Related Naples Raid

Gunmen burst into a Naples area home killing five people linked to a local mafia feud. Authorities say the victims include Vincenzo Crimalo, 6, and a family was watching TV when the attack occurred amid ongoing regional violence.

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Weight Loss Surprises Researchers

A cryptic note reports researchers surprised by an unusual weight loss finding. Contact details appear for multiple locations including Alken rey and Ferner Medical Center with addresses and phone numbers.

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South Korea bans karaoke taxis amid safety concerns

The South Korean government banned karaoke taxis that let passengers sing along to music, saying the practice distracts drivers and may cause traffic accidents. Karaoke, translated as empty orchestra, had spread to taxis in Seoul and elsewhere, including Japan and Taiwan, with about 100 of Seoul’s 23 000 taxis offering the service and passengers paying extra to sing.

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