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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1992
Page
3
A highway patrol trooper, James Fulford aged 35, was killed when an explosion occurred as he opened the trunk of a car he had stopped on Interstate 10 near Monticello east of Tallahassee. No further details were released.
Palm Bay Florida officer Blayne Doyle recounts being trampled by an 8000 pound rogue elephant named Kelly at the Great American Circus. Police shot the elephant dead after it charged a crowd as Doyle was helping a woman and five children escape.
On his Ottawa stop, Russian President Boris Yeltsin and Canada sign a declaration of friendship to boost economic scientific and environmental cooperation. He presses for more international support while lamenting scarce cash and warns of danger if Russia fails to reform. Canada increases credit lines to Russia by about 88 million Canadian dollars.
Allison Vladimirov, 33, daughter of Sally Jessy Raphael, was found dead in her mother’s Isaac Stover House bed and breakfast in Erinn a Pennsylvania. Authorities cited natural causes with autopsy inconclusive and no signs of foul play. The death followed Raphael’s adopted son’s crash injuries.
Serb leaders say U.N. peacekeepers can deploy in Croatia after 40 hours of talks. Milan Babic and his Krajina faction skip signing, opposing disarmament and foreign troops. Paspalj signs for Krajina, while Belgrade vows enforcement. U.N. has yet to win full endorsement from all sides.
CBS chief Laurence Tisch may make a second, cheaper takeover offer for Macy after a $1 billion bid was rebuffed. Macy, burdened by 3.4 billion debt, filed for bankruptcy protection last week as Crain's New York Business notes potential losses for shareholders and creditors.
Freehold Auto Group apologized after letters to Hyundai owners misprinted a 900 sex line instead of a repair line. About 1,000 apology letters were mailed with the correct toll free number, and customers largely took the mistake in stride.
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