Cardinal renews call for Nicaraguan truce
Cardinal Miguel Obando y Bravo urged a Christmas cease-fire in the Sandinista rebel war in Nicaragua. He appealed for direct talks and an end to bloodshed, noting 50 youths killed daily. He pressed for talks in Central America if needed and clashed with the government’s push for US-led talks.
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Boy who nearly drowned improving in Fargo hospital
11-year-old Alvaro Garza remained in critical but stable condition at St. Luke's Hospitals after about 40 minutes in frigid Red River water. Doctors planned a gradual removal of respirator support as he recovers from surgery to relieve swelling and restore circulation using a heart-lung machine.
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Two Navajo Officers Killed In Copper Canyon Fire
Two Navajo tribal policemen Roy Lee Stanley and Andy Begay were found dead with their burned patrol vehicles in Copper Canyon near Lake Powell. Investigators from Kayenta police the FBI and the Bureau of Indian Affairs led the multi agency murder probe with autopsies pending. Authorities say guns were taken from the vans and bullet holes were present. forensics teams awaited arrival.
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Police chief resigns amid racism claims and incentive pay
Dayton announces the resignation of Tyree S. Broomfield, the city's first Black police chief since 1983, amid union criticism and a reported $100,000 incentive payment. He submitted his resignation to City Manager Richard Helwig on Friday.
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Landslide in Peruvian village kills at least 17
In San Juan de Ubirique, Huancayo region, heavy rains triggered a landslide that destroyed about 60 houses in a 400 person village. Police report 17 dead and 50 missing as four days of rain loosened earth along jungle ridges.
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Gunmen attack Manila restaurant near military HQ
Gunmen fired three bursts of M 16 rounds at the Superior Mami House restaurant across from Camp Aguinaldo killing one civilian and wounding two including a soldier. The strike followed a military mock assault on a terrorist hideout as ASEAN leaders prepare for next week's summit.
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Button debate halts JFK Memorial statue choice in Boston
The Kennedy Memorial committee mulls whether John F. Kennedy’s top suit button should be fastened for the Statehouse statue. input from aides and sculptor clash with photographers’ and library curators’ references showing mixed buttoned and unbuttoned looks.
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