Extradition tops four Florida murder trial case
In Tallahassee Henry Lee Lucas was extradited from Texas to face four Florida murder charges after a prior claim of killing nearly 600 people. In Baltimore a surgeon who died of AIDS had treated cancer patients, while in Santa Monica lawyers pressed a Tahiti ruling on a key witness in Marlon Brandos son case. Federal Reserve cuts rates as jobless rise signaling recession.
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Costa Rica seeks extradition of Iran Contra figure John Hull
In Managua Costa Rica asks for extradition of Iran Contra figure charged with murder arms and drugs trafficking and involvement in rebel operations. John Hull 70 posted 12500 bail in July 1989 while awaiting trial. He has lived in rented homes in Juigalpa about 85 miles east of Managua.
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U S Trains Libyan POWs for Anti Gaddafi Ops Reported
The U S Embassy said it assists Libyan prisoners of war in Chad who refuse repatriation while a French agency reports 200 POWs evacuated to the U S on a military flight. Chad’s ousted president Hissene Habre seeks asylum in the United States and Yaounde remains a possible refuge as talks continue.
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Tribute to Pearl Harbor fallen honors at World War Memorial
Indianapolis ceremony joined about 100 veterans as a silver bell from the USS Indianapolis tolled for each of the 2,403 Americans killed in the Pearl Harbor attack. David T. Best, 72, traveled from Hayward Calif to remember his friend Paul B Free who died on Dec 7 1941.
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GAO says Medicaid funding formula hurts the poor states
The GAO reports the 1989 Medicaid payments shortfall of 3.2 billion dollars due to an outdated per capita income based formula. It argues funds should target states with high poverty and weak tax bases, noting nine states could gain over 100 million more if poverty and taxable resources were used together. The hearing featured Gov. Bill Clinton and officials examining reform options.
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Milk stimulant hormone deemed safe for dairy and meat
NIH panel finds recombinant bovine somatotropin BST does not alter milk or meat composition or pose health risks to humans. More research urged on a dairy cow disorder and slight growth factor effects in milk. Protestors challenge verdict as panel cites no persuasive evidence against BST.
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Turner and Jane Fonda Engaged Amid Atlanta Dinner
Media magnate Ted Turner confirmed with actress Jane Fonda that they are engaged and plan to marry in about a year. Turner, 51, and Fonda, 52, attended a Variety Club of Atlanta dinner where Turner received a humanitarian award. Fonda wore an opal and diamond ring Turner bought in New York last month.
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Song of Hope From Maryland School for Troop Families
Tears filled the St. Clare's School music room as Kristi Gordon 9 and a 12 voice choir recorded a plea to Santa to bring Daddy home. The Matarozzas wrote the song after Lindsey Zulauf spoke about her father aboard USNS Comfort. The cassette was sent to Military Sealift Command and forwarded to Navy broadcasting for possible air to troops.
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Milli Vanilli sued for melody theft in All or Nothing case
Blood, Sweat and Tears songwriter David Clayton-Thomas accuses Milli Vanilli of copying his 1968 Spinning Wheel melody in All or Nothing from Girl You Know It's True. The suit names Rob Pilatus, Fabrice Morvan, producer Frank Farian, and EMI Music Publishing, seeks 120 million dollars, and notes Milli Vanilli did not sing the album or write the song.
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