Regional Weather Outlook Across Northeast to Intermountain
National forecast notes rain showers from New England to Pennsylvania and New Jersey and into Idaho and Montana with thunderstorms extending to New Mexico and Arizona. Regional outlook shows mostly sunny today with highs in the low 70s and cool nights, then several warm dry days through Thursday.
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Sister parties win in Czechoslovakia
In Prague ap report says Civic Forum and Public Against Violence led the 1990 free election, capturing 169 of 300 seats in the federal Parliament. Communists placed second with 48 seats, Christian Democrats third with 40. Both governing groups rule out coalition with the Communists.
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Socialists lead in Bulgaria first free elections
In Sofia Bulgaria the ruling Socialist Party once the Communist Party held a commanding lead over the opposition in initial projections of Sundays vote. Reform Communist leaders like President Petar Mladenov and Defense Minister Dobri Dzhurov enjoy popularity after ousting Todor Zhivkov in November. The Communists, with a long history, won 20 percent in the last free elections in 1932.
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Bonsai Tree Worth $255,000 At Taipei Exhibit
A girl studies a tree at an exhibition of plants rocks and Chinese paintings in Taipei. The tree owner Hung Chin-pao notes the plant is a dwarf bonsai specimen and costs about $255000.
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Barry expected to bow out of re election bid
Washington DC Mayor Marion Barry 54 on trial for alleged perjury and drug use will announce today he will not seek a fourth term to restart plea bargain talks in his cocaine possession case. Sources close to Barry said Sunday.
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AIDS information and risk in Cumberland Plateau district
Local officials describe three bona fide AIDS cases in the Cumberland Plateau Planning District covering Buchan an Dickenson Russell and Tazewell counties. They warn that HIV positives exist, emphasize education and safe sex, caution around drug use, and note transfusion safety has improved over 10 to 15 years.
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Weekend rain floods West Virginia with evacuations
Weekend storms drenched parts of the state causing flooding and power outages. Rosedale and Glenville reported the heaviest rainfall while Nicholas, Clay, and surrounding counties saw evacuations by boat and damaged bridges. Utility crews faced high waters as they worked to restore power to thousands.
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Citizens Speak On Campaign Reform And Spending
Quotes from Melissa Dudding Princeton Richard Rose Beeson and Eddie Brookman reflect public concern over money in campaigns tax increases and political cynicism. Interviews note wasted funds, desire for reform and skepticism about politicians caring for the public. Photographed by James Barbery of the Daily Telegraph.
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Fujimori Defeats Llosa in Peru Presidential Runoff
Alberto Fujimori, once a political unknown, defeats renowned novelist Mario Vargas Llosa by a wide margin in Peru's presidential runoff. He vows to fix the economy as exit polls show a 13 to 19 point lead. Vargas Llosa concedes. voting occurs amid guerrilla violence with at least one reported death.
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Mass rallies broken up in Kirghizia
Police in Frunze Kirghizia halted student led rallies in the capital square after a week of ethnic clashes leaving 115 dead. Interior Ministry troops dispersed protesters amid tensions in the republic north of Osh.
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Battle Creek Wins Breakfast Battle With Record Servings
Battle Creek topped Springfield Massachusetts in a weekend breakfast face off, dishing out 38 753 portions to 37 380. The event ran 31 hours along a 2 500 foot table with 500 volunteers, reclaiming the Cereal City title from last year.
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