Thailand cabinet urges Suchinda exit and reforms
The ruling coalition called for constitutional reforms that would force Prime Minister Suchinda to resign after a week of anti-government protests and brutal crackdown. Amid rumors of a coup and silent streets, officials condemned the use of force and hundreds of Finance and Customs workers petitioned for Suchinda's departure.
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OPEC Pact Aims To Sustain Oil Prices In Summer
In Vienna OPEC reached a makeshift accord to hold output steady in the July to September quarter while allowing Saudi Arabia to pump about 8 million barrels daily. The deal seeks to lift prices during the summer driving season amid renewed U S demand and ongoing embargoes on Traq.
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Los Angeles to retry officer in Rodney King case after riots
Judge Stanley Weisberg ruled that police officer Laurence Powell will be retried in Los Angeles after a five month cooling off period. The rob riot aftermath did not bar an impartial jury, despite intense local tensions and 52 deaths with $750 million in damages. Powell’s attorney argued for a Simi Valley venue but Weisberg set the downtown L A retrial.
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U.S. Cuts Military In Germany
The U S European Command says 61 installations in Europe will close or shrink as part of a broader drawdown. From 1989 peak, troop levels drop to about 150,000 by 1995, with 6,000 personnel, 800 Defense civilians, and 2,500 locals affected. Germany hosts 35 sites including Wertheim, Amberg, and Stuttgart.
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