Gotti denied bail as Christmas jail term looms
John Gotti, reputed crime boss in New York, is denied bail on murder, racketeering and conspiracy charges after a three hour hearing. Prosecution tapes portray him and two co defendants as a public threat. Infotechnology cannot repay a 20.7 million loan, foreclosing its 46 percent FNN stake. White House calls Shevardnadze resignation troubling and notes unease over reform, Soviet divisions, and Gulf arms talks.
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Persian Gulf
Powerful car bomb hits Lima mall injuring guards
In Lima Peru a powerful car bomb exploded before dawn at the citys most exclusive shopping mall injuring three private guards. Police suspect Maoist Shining Path guerrillas in the attack. The blast buckled garage walls and opened a large hole in the bingo parlor roof, with the explosion heard over five miles away.
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Sailor Dies as Naval Boat Capsizes Near Haifa
In Haifa a U.S. Navy launch capsized while returning about 100 sailors to the carrier Saratoga. At least one seaman drowned and 33 more were treated in Israeli hospitals. Disembarking sailors had been on Christmas leave from the ship and escorts. In Paris a conservative coalition failed to topple Premier Rocard’s Socialist government amid a no confidence vote, accusing lawmakers of contempt.
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Paris
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Violence does not rattle Washington students after shooting
In Shaw and other D C schools students and teachers describe calm reactions after a shooting that wounded four junior high youths and a 6 year old. Three arrests were made, two students released from hospital, three improving. Police cite two loosely organized youth groups and gun access as drivers of a violent climate.
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Paver A
Shaw Junior High School
Isaac Fulwood
Fulwood
Oprah gives $50,000 to aid Glide Memorial charity
Oprah Winfrey donates 50 000 dollars to Glide Memorial United Methodist Church for its annual holiday grocery giveaway for the poor. Rev. Cecil Williams credited her for the quick response as donations have dropped 37 percent from 1989.
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Oprah Winfrey
Cecil Williams
Glide Memorial United Methodist Church
Glide Memorial
Williams
Country star Crowell urges Earth stewardship tips
Nashville AP reports country singer Rodney Crowell says his family celebrates Christmas with a live tree and recycled wrapping paper. He promotes environmental stewardship by planting trees for friends instead of sending cookies, urging seasonal care for the Earth.
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Nashville, Tenn
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White House seeks larger Medicare cuts for 1992 1996
The White House proposes an additional 18.7 billion in Medicare cuts from 1992 to 1996, on top of 6 billion already agreed. In the next year teaching hospitals face 1.5 billion in cuts, physicians 250 million, while a new clean-house to enforce private insurance disclosures would be created. Medicare spending totals about 110 billion this year for 33 million elderly and disabled Americans.
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White House
Medicare
Office of Management and Budget
Department of Health and Human Services
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Bush
Congress
OMB
HHS
Protests and court rulings mark Cruzan right to die case
Nancy Cruzan, in a persistent vegetative state since a 1983 accident, nears death after her feeding tube was removed. Protests gather at Missouri Rehabilitation Center as multiple courts reject appeals by anti-euthanasia activists seeking to restore feeding. The Cruzans and their attorney report broad national support while critics maintain the case underscores end of life ethics.
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Joe
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