Lebanon hostage talks falter amid US Iran gesture news
A Lebanese Moslem leader said freeing six American hostages remains blocked by negative US stands as Washington offers Tehran information on missing Iranians. Bush separately touted a goodwill gesture to Tehran while opposing hostage negotiations. A separate jury verdict ordered Hoechst Celanese to pay 191000 for groundwater contamination near Greenville site.
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Hoechst
Leopard Attacks Zoo Keeper in Front of Children
A 90 pound leopard leaped onto keeper Alan Feinberg’s back at the San Francisco Zoo and sank its teeth into his neck as onlookers watched. Other keepers freed him, and Feinberg, 41, was hospitalized in stable condition with injuries to head shoulders and arms.
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San Franccisco General Hospital
San Francisco Zoo
Korea Offers More Bodies in War Remains Return
Seoul reports North Korea would release the remains of five more U S soldiers from the Korean War and has located about 1000 additional bodies. Officials of the Korea War Veterans Association say POWs may still be alive in Communist countries based on eyewitness accounts. The remarks follow a U S congressional delegation accepting five sets of remains, the first return since 1954, seen as a gesture to ease ties with Washington.
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Aiken Standard Classifieds and Subscriptions Info
Local newspaper lists subscription rates for 3, 6, and 12 months with multiple payment options. Provides office hours, contact numbers for classifieds and news ideas, and mailing address with delivery details. Includes historic publication notes and address corrections.
Yeltsin Opens Kremlin Meeting To Shape New Russian Government
Boris Yeltsin, newly elected Russian president, convened 130 lawmakers to form a coalition cabinet. He pledged two to three minister nominees per post and said he would seek reconciliation with Gorbachev while pushing for greater republic power. Gorbachev voiced cautious concern but urged cooperation.
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NASA scrubs Columbia launch over hydrogen leak delays
NASA postponed the Columbia mission after two hydrogen leaks during fueling raised safety concerns. Repairs could push liftoff to next week as engineers drain fuel, inspect valves, and test sensors before a new launch window for the all scientist crew.
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Two Girls Missing In Ohio Flooding And North Carolina Waterspout
A 15 year old and a 16 year old were swept away in Paint Creek after wading into floodwater near Murray City Ohio. Gov Celeste planned disaster declarations for four southern counties as residents cleaned up. In North Carolina a waterspout hit an Outer Banks campground lifting John Vergnes and his tent into a marsh injuring him with five broken ribs.
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Elizabeth City
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Demonstrations threaten Gorbachev summit security plan
Washington police note potential headaches for Mikhail Gorbachev as protests loom near the White House and Soviet Embassy. Officials say traffic will be restricted on 16th Street in front of the embassy to protect the summit route amid a citywide homicide rate rising toward 1990 projections.
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Israelis foil seaborne raid on Tel Aviv beaches
Israel says guerrillas in small speedboats attacked Shavuot crowds. four raiders killed and several captured. No Israeli deaths or injuries reported. Beach evacuations occurred as the mother ship reportedly sailed from Benghazi Libya via Port Said. Authorities alerted. roadblocks set along the coast.
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Explosion Danger At Waste Dump
An EPA memo warns of gas buildup and explosion risk at an underground radioactive waste dump planned near Carlsbad New Mexico. The Department of Energy seeks a five year test and permanent repository, while safety concerns prompt an independent investigation into hazardous cement treatment practices and possible solvent-related gas accumulation.
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