Judge rules Noriega can be tried in U S court on drug charges
U S District Judge William Hoeveler rejected Noriega's defense that POW status requires transfer to a neutral country or tribunal. The ruling allows U S criminal proceedings in Miami on narcotics charges despite his detention status.
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East Germany admits shared Holocaust responsibility in letter
Prime Minister Hans Modrow acknowledged Germany and its people share responsibility for Nazi crimes and promised material support for victims in a letter to World Jewish Congress President Edgar Bronfman. In Lebanon, fighting between Gen. Aoun and Geagea continues as Christians flee to West Beirut amid mediation talks.
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State Dept Warns of Possible Western Europe Terror Attack
The State Department expressed deep concern about a potential terrorist strike against a U.S. target in Western Europe on Sunday, the 11th anniversary of the Iranian revolution. The warning cited new intelligence that was limited to the date and offered no further details.
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AIDS cases rise slows in 1989 nationwide
U S AIDS cases increased 9 percent in 1989 to 35,238 from 32,196 in 1988, the slowest rise since the outbreak began. The CDC notes faster spread among heterosexuals, women, newborns and Southerners, with gay male cases up 8 percent and heterosexual cases up 27 percent.
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Progress reported in U S Soviet talks on arms and Israel issue
In Moscow the United States and the Soviet Union made headway toward new arms control agreements and discussed a joint condemnation of Israel resettling Jewish immigrants on the West Bank. Officials noted no explicit reference to settlers during a seven hour briefing after talks between James Baker and Eduard Shevardnadze.
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Oldest known flower identified from tiny fossil
Yale University scientists identify a minuscule fossil plant from southeastern Australia near Melbourne as the oldest known flower dating back 120 million years. The specimen shows traits of two major flowering lineages and may be a common ancestor guiding plant evolution.
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David Taylor
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Australia
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Female pilots under fire during Panama invasion
Two UH 60 Black Hawk pilots Lt. Lisa Kutschera and Warrant Officer Debra Mann faced heavy gunfire while shuttling troops during the U S invasion of Panama. They were nominated for the Air Medal with valor decoration, underscoring women soldiers’ combat exposure despite policy.
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