Paraguay ruler linked to drug trade amid coup aftermath
Forces loyal to Gen. Andres Rodriguez detained Stroessner backers as Paraguay’s new leader faced drug-trafficking allegations. A Western diplomat and a U.S. university expert questioned the claims, while Rodríguez denied indictments existed.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Andres Rodriguez
Alfredo Stroessner
Rodriguez
Stroessner
Chaco
Bolivia
Indiana
John Hoyt Williams
Indiana State University
Williams
IRS floods library with unused tax forms in Berkshire Hills
The light report notes librarian Lisa Jarisch lamenting crates of unnecessary forms arriving from the Internal Revenue Service. Despite requests for 1,000 common forms, libraries received tens of thousands, with shipping on the library to bear costs if returned.
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Orth Adams
Mass
Internal Revenue
IRS
Lisa Jarisch
Berkshire Hills
Robert Ruttenberg
Boston
Jarisch
Alive Man Misread as Deceased In Milwaukee Area Notice
Edwin J. Konopacki found he was listed as dead in a Milwaukee Journal obituary notice dated Jan 27 1989. The man identified at the hospital as Ervin W. Sikorski Sr. 66 Milwaukee. Konopacki 70 Wisconsin Rapids native living at Salvation Army lodge after burglaries.
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Swaukee
Edwin J. Konopacki
Konopacki
Journal-Sentinel Inc
Milwaukee
Sinai Samaritan Medical Center
Medicare
Insurance Company
Richard Anderson
Ervin W. Sikorski Sr
Wisconsin Rapids
117 Arrested in Los Angeles Anti-Gang Sweep
A 14 hour police task force sweep in Los Angeles ended at 3 am with 117 arrests and the seizure of more than 411 grams of cocaine. The operation involved 242 officers and is the latest in a series of sweeps continuing from last year.
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Los Angeles
Bush ethics adviser knew of policy, aide contends
The deputy to C. Boyden Gray says he told Gray in November about a White House policy limiting outside income and board service. Gray says he learned of the policy later and would have complied if informed earlier. He stopped taking fees from Summit Communications but remains on the board during a policy review.
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New York Times
Washington
C. Boyden Gray
Bush
Communications
Gray
White House
John Schmitz
Summit Communications Group Inc
Problems with B-1B may cut range and payload
A GAO report says B-1B deficiencies persist despite Air Force fixes. It warns several mission critical areas are not demonstrated, keeps fuel leaks, and cites a possible $400 million unit cost if all planned improvements proceed.
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Washington
Congress
General Accounting Office
Air Force
Corporate dropout resurfaces in Houston after 7 years
Ed Greer, once a Hughes Aircraft executive, resurfaced in Houston seven years after leaving his wife and two sons and the corporate life. He had fled in 1981 saying he felt trapped, later living under the alias Kenneth Roy Hearn and working at Input-Output Inc. FBI tracked him to Texas last October. he agreed to stay out of trouble for a year under a government arrangement.
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Los Angeles
Ed Greer
Greer
Hughes Aircraft
el Segundo
Houston
Associated Press
FBI
Kenneth Roy Hearn
Input-Output Inc
Texas
Alabama
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Oak Ridge Lab
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