Peru shoots at U S surveillance plane injuring airmen
A Peruvian fighter bomber fired on a U S C 130 surveillance plane about 80 miles off Peru's northern coast injuring two crewmen one airman lost during depressurization. Peru said the C 130 was off course and failed to respond to warnings while the incident triggers diplomatic tension with Washington.
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Peru
U.S
Washington
Alberto Fujimori
Air Force
State Department
Pentagon
Fujimori
Congress
White House
Brent Scowcroft
Bush
Jorge Barboza
Huallaga Valley
Barboza
Angel Cruz
United States
Cruz
Cossiga to resign early to shake Italian politics
Italian President Francesco Cossiga announced he will resign two months before his term ends to spur quick formation of a new government. Premier Giulio Andreotti will stay as caretaker as politics face a crisis after April elections.
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Italy
Francesco Cossiga
Giulio Andreotti
The
Christian Democrats
Cossiga
Andreotti
Judge rules fondling not a crime in Arkansas
In Little Rock Arkansas Judge John Langston dismissed a sexual abuse charge against John Latting a high school teacher and coach saying touching a woman's breasts without force or threats isn t a crime unless the victim is under 14 or force or threats are used The ruling follows Latting s alleged October 16 1990 incident and his suspension by the North Little Rock School District after arrest on November 1.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
John Latting
Latting
John Langston
Michelle McElroy
North Little Rock
Burma lifts visit ban on Aung San Suu Kyi family
Burma will allow Aung San Suu Kyi's husband Michael Aris and their two sons to visit in Rangoon. The junta freed a former prime minister and 11 other political prisoners amid cautious moves to ease international pressure.
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Burma
Aung San Suu Kyi
U.S
Suu Kyi
National League For Democracy
Michael Aris
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Aris
Associated Press
USDA to unveil revised food pyramid in new guidance
The Agriculture Department will present a modified pyramid to illustrate daily eating targets with greater emphasis on grains and produce while reducing meat and fats. Industry sources note minor changes from the earlier version and praise the department for its research driven approach.
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Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Ed Madigan
USDA
Madigan
Sara Clarke
American Meat Institute
Surgeon general denounces Crazy Horse malt liquor
U S surgeon general Antonio Novello condemned Crazy Horse malt liquor for disrespecting Indians and masking alcohol problems among Indigenous peoples. He visited South Dakota supporting an Ogala Sioux campaign against the G Heileman Brewing Co brand, criticizing its promotional image and sales targeting of minority groups.
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U.S
Antonio Novello
South Dakota
Crazy Horse
G. Heileman Brewing Co
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