Fuel slick threatens water supply in Pittsburgh area
A 30 mile fuel slick from a landslide cracked pipeline left Freeport about 15 000 residents without normal water and threatened supplies for Pittsburgh and dozens of cities relying on the Allegheny and Ohio rivers. In a worst case as many as 50 000 people in more than 30 communities could be without water today.
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Rebels Attack Police in Colombia Kill Five in Ambush
Leftist guerrillas ambushed a police patrol in a northern town with a dynamite blast killing five officers and wounding 11, according to El Tiempo. In a separate northeast of Bogota strike one officer died and four were wounded. The National Liberation Army claimed both attacks.
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Deputies' Nazi Salutes Spark Full Investigation Call
Howard County sheriff asks Maryland state police to examine years of alleged Nazi like behavior by Sgt. Dennis Pruitt and Maj. Donald Pruitt. Deputies report salutes, phrases such as Achtung and Sieg Heil used inside the courthouse and to clerks and an assistant state attorney.
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Study Urges Deeper U.S. Troop Cuts in Europe
A bipartisan study argues the United States can trim troops in Europe beyond Bush administration plans without risking security. It calls negotiating an early 1992 conventional forces cut, rethinking Lance missile deployment, and planning further reductions after 1992 while keeping American forces and nuclear weapons in Europe.
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Soviet Troops Reinforce Lithuania Amid Independence Crisis
Dozens of Soviet military vehicles arrived in Vilnius as Lithuania defies Moscow. President Landsbergis rejects Gorbachev demand to renounce independence and plans to seek talks in Moscow. Western reporters expelled. fears of crackdown grow as armored units move toward bases.
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Bus driver shot on Greyhound route in Nashville
A South eastern Trailways bus driver on a Greyhound route was shot and critically wounded Saturday in Nashville. Driver David Bryant, 58, of Cincinnati, survived six hours of surgery while 46 passengers remained unharmed. Greyhound halted contract talks for a week amid the strike situation, with officials denying responsibility and condemning terrorism.
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Southeastern Trailways
Greyhound
Fred Currey
Greyhound Lines Inc
David Bryant
Cincinnati
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