Troops Arrest Slaying Suspect Near Angeles Base
In the Philippines, Lt. Col. Julius Garcia said three suspected Marxist New People's Army guerrillas were captured after a gunbattle near the Angeles outskirts, including Gabriel Warner linked to an assassination squad. authorities tie them to the killings of Airmen Raven and Green near Clark Air Base.
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Philippines
Irouyo
Clark Air Base
New People’s Army
Manila
Julius Garcia
Gabriel Warner
Mariano Garcia
U.s.run
Garcia
John H. Raven
Delta Junction
Alaska
James C. Green
Craig, Cole
Bush Kohl Reassert NATO Demand Before Summit
President Bush and West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl pressed for a unified Germany to join NATO ahead of the U S Soviet summit. Kohl affirmed NATO as Germanys choice while urging the alliance focus on political role over military one, thanking Bush for support on German unity.
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Washington
Bush
Helmut Kohl
Germany
Kohl
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact
NATO
White House
Plane Missing for Week Found Crashed in Virginia
A private single-engine Cessna 210 with six aboard was found crashed in a dense Virginia forest near Fredericksburg after a weeklong search. Officials, including Lucy Caldwell, said the cause is undetermined. The May 10 flight originated from Manteo, North Carolina, bound for Winchester when it disappeared.
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Hisuiskuuksbung
Lucy Caldwell
Fredericksburg
Virginia
Manteo
N.C
Winchester
Coast Guards
Aiken Standard Rates Card for Home Delivery and Mail Subscriptions
The notice lists subscription prices for Aiken Standard with home delivery at 35.90 and mail rates for 3 months 27.00, 6 months 54.00, and 12 months 108.00. No additional details or dates are provided.
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Rutland Drive
Aiken Standard, P.O
Aiken, S.C
Louisiana man Dalton Prejean executed in electric chair
Dalton Prejean, a 30 year old condemned for the 1977 murder of Louisiana state trooper Donald Cleveland, was executed in the electric chair despite protests and claims of brain damage from his youth. The case drew international attention and Amnesty International objections as Louisiana carried out its third U S execution in 24 hours.
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Louisiana Electric
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Prejean
Donald Cleveland
Siana
Cleveland
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Missouri
Louisiana
Supreme Court
U.S
T P.m
U.S. Supreme Court
Buddy Roemer
Vene
Reform School
Steve Herrick
Amnesty International
Joseph Fama Convicted in Bensonhurst Murder
New York jurors convict Joseph Fama of second degree murder by depraved indifference in the Aug 23 Bensonhurst shooting death of 16 year old Yusuf Hawkins. He faces 25 years to life at sentencing June 11. Co defendant Keith Mondello began further deliberations as others await trial.
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New York
Joseph Fama
Yusuf Hawkins
Hawkins
Bensonhurst
Brooklyn
Quital
Fama
Thaddeus Owens
Keith Mondello
Mondello
Negotiators Seek Smaller Deficit Cuts in 1991 Budget
Budget negotiators told to limit next year’s deficit reduction to 50 to 60 billion dollars, far below many expert estimates. White House and Congress meet for a second round on the 1991 budget amid Gramm Rudman targets and looming S&L bailout costs.
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Congress
Bush
White House
Capitol
Senate Budget Committee
James Sasser
D-Tenn
Congressional Budget Office
Gramm-Rudman
Office of Management and Budget
Robert Reischauer
OMB
Richard Cartman
United States Drops Budget Demand for NATO Allies
The United States will not press NATO allies to raise defense budgets by 3 percent above inflation. Pentagon sources say Washington plans to have allies contribute to the military force structure instead. The move follows eased East West tensions and a NATO review of strategy ahead of July London talks.
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Washington
United States
Europe
NATO
Brussels
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Berlin Wall
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Pact
Bush
London
Renoir Work Sells For 78.1 Million At Sotheby's
Ryoei Saito, 74, chairman emeritus of Daishawa Paper, buys Renoir Au Moulin de la Galette for 78.1 million at Sotheby's in New York after already spending 82.5 million on Van Gogh's Portrait of Dr. Gachet at Christie's. Saito, who expressed fortune and luck at owning rare works, stated he plans to bring the Renoir to Japan. The auction opened at 25 million with 1 million increments as applause greeted the winning telephone bid.
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New York
Pierre Auguste Renoir
Japan
Saito
Yomiuri Shimbun
Renoir
Iowa Becomes U S Babyland
Iowa markets its infants to affluent couples from coastal states seeking a "country fresh" baby. Adoption officials note numerous ads in Iowa papers seeking a healthy white infant, enabling bypass of regulations and linking wealthy would be parents with natural mothers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
California
New York
Nancy Lee Ziese
Hillcrest Family Services
Cedar Rapids
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