Trainor warns of Saddam risk of assassination
Bernard Trainor cautions that Saddam Hussein could face inner danger as republican guards may turn on him if he drags the regime toward national catastrophe by his own actions.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1990
Page
2
Bernard Trainor cautions that Saddam Hussein could face inner danger as republican guards may turn on him if he drags the regime toward national catastrophe by his own actions.
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In Poland a six-person field, led by Lech Walesa and Tadeusz Mazowiecki, heads to a runoff likely on December 9 as no candidate clears 50 percent. Stanislaw Tyminski sits in third amid Solidarity tensions and a campaign pause ordered by the National Election Commission.
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In Moscow on Saturday Gorbachev proposed a treaty that would grant republics control over most affairs except defense, naming the Union of Sovereign Soviet Republics. Several republics including Armenia Ukraine Georgia Estonia Latvia and Lithuania reject signing while others pursue sovereignty.
Washington D C reports a third straight annual homicide record with 436 killings this year, two more than 1989, despite police noting a drop in drug related slayings from 66 percent in 1988 to 39 percent this year.
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