Brazil’s President Collor facing impeachment crisis
Reports of military opposition to Fernando Collor de Mello heighten talk of resignation to avoid impeachment amid corruption probes. Key politicians withdraw support as impeachment moves gain ground. action hinges on a formal request by the Brazilian Bar Association and Chamber of Deputies votes.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Fernando Collor de Mello
Antonio Carlos Magalhaes
Bahia State
Collor
Magalhaes
Liberal Front
Jose Sarney
Ulysses Guimaraes
Chamber of Deputies
Guimaraes
Paulo Cesar Farias
Congress
Farias
Busi
Nessmen
Brazilian Bar Association
Senate
Japan unveils 86 billion bailout to halt economic slide
Tokyo announces a massive rescue package worth 86.3 billion dollars to lift slumping stock and real estate prices. The Nikkei soars 2.37 percent as analysts warn recovery will be slow and uneven, with growth targets likely out of reach.
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Tokyo
Sioned
Yoshihisa Kitai
Credit Bank of Japan
Japan
Richard C. Koo
Nomura Research Institute
Masaru Yoshitomi
Economic Planning Agency
Kiichi Miyazawa
Typhoon Omar Devastates Guam Leaving Commuter Chaos
Omar struck Guam with sustained winds around 125 mph and gusts to 150 mph, leveling houses and toppling trees and power lines. About 80 people were injured by debris, two Navy ships broke moorings and ran aground, and a state of emergency was declared as the island faced widespread damage and prolonged outages.
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Agana
Guam
Omar
U.S
Guam ‘Memorial Hospital
Navy
White Plains
Apra Bay
Pacific Daily News
Joseph Ada
Pamela
Mark Stacy
KGUM
Andersen Air Force Base
Tumon Bay
Ed Fukuda
Joint Typhoon Warning Center
Hawaii
Joseph Consul
Consul
Yigo
Rebels Hit Afghan Evacuation Plane. Moscow Closes Kabul Mission
Rebels fired rockets at a Russian evacuation plane in Kabul, setting it ablaze and leaving the aircraft ablaze while diplomats and family members were evacuated on two military transports. Four Russian commandos were injured as they fled the burning craft. Moscow had announced the closure of its Kabul mission after multiple rocket strikes on the embassy.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Russia
Moscow
Iraq begins dispersing forces in southern Iraq amid Gulf tensions
U S officials report Iraq moving ground troops tanks and artillery in the south to deter Allied bombing while Operation Southern Watch remains active over the no fly zone south of the 32nd Parallel. The dispersal follows Baghdad rhetoric of retaliation and suggests movement to avoid large concentrations.
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Los Angeles Times
Washington
Persian Gulf
Iraq
U.S
United States
Baghdad
Britain
France
Saddam Hussein
Baath Party
al-Thawra
Bush Administration
Operation Southern Watch
Mississippi
Cyprus
Basra
National Bed Check Week Opens With Sleep Comfort Quiz
During National Bed Check Week September 15 21 the Better Sleep Council urges a 3 A s check on beds to assess Age Appearance and Alignment for sound sleep If your bed is more than 8 10 years old or looks worn you may need a replacement to restore comfort and support
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Better Sleep Council
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