Multiple Briefs From New York to Miami and Beyond
A Brooklyn principal was shot dead while searching for an absent student at a housing project. Dana Andrews, famed for Laura and The Best Years of Our Lives, died at 83 from heart failure and pneumonia in California. Cocaine worth 86.5 million dollars was found in a tractor-trailer in Greensboro after a traffic stop. A AP poll shows near split opinions on gays in the military. GM faces federal questions over pickup tests and fuel leakage data. United We Stand leader resigns as Perot assumes duties. Yahweh Ben Yahweh and three followers are acquitted in murder charges amid remaining federal prison time.
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NAFTA signings test Clinton in trade pact debate
Leaders Bush Salinas de Gortari and Mulroney signed a three nation free trade accord aiming to end tariffs within 15 years. Clinton faces tough congressional debate over economic security implications as Ottawa signing meets hecklers over job losses.
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Brian Mulroney
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Mulroney
AIDS vaccine works in monkeys at Harvard lab
Six rhesus monkeys given a genetically altered live SIV were protected for three years. The Harvard Medical School study, reported in Science, used a disarmed virus to train immunity, a method praised as highly impressive in monkeys but considered unsafe for humans by some experts.
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Science
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Primate Center
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Dramatic October trade deficit drop cited by officials
The Commerce Department reported the October trade deficit fell 18 percent to 7.03 billion dollars, the best since June. Exports surged mainly from civilian aircraft and gold shipments, while analysts warned the rise may be a temporary blip amid weak overseas markets.
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U.S
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