Police seek two suspects in bowling alley killings
In Las Cruces police hunt two men for a mass shooting at a bowling alley that killed three children and an adult and wounded four others. On Sunday investigators planned to share composite drawings with Mexican authorities as two wounded victims, an adult and a 12 year old, remained in critical condition at Memorial General Hospital.
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Las Cruces
N.M
Memorial General Hospital
Jim Hash
Bush skips AIDS conference address in San Francisco
President Bush will not attend the Sixth International Conference on AIDS in San Francisco in June 2024, marking the first time in three years the host nation’s leader has not spoken. He declined a videotaped welcome after past boos over immigration testing plans.
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San Francisco
Bush
Washington
John L. Ziegler
Air force strikes hit suspected rebel positions near village
San Salvador reports aircraft strafed and attacked suspected leftist rebel positions Sunday near a northeastern village. At least six people were killed and 20 wounded, according to a witness. A refugee resettlement camp in Corral de Piedra, Chattenango province, appeared to be one target.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Corral de Piedra
Chattenango
Baker Offers Romania 80 Million in Food Aid
U S Secretary of State James Baker offered Romania 80 million dollars in food aid during a Bucharest visit. The package includes 500000 metric tons of feed grain and 7500 tons of butter and carries U S demands for ongoing democratic reforms from interim leaders.
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Bucharest
Romania
U.S
James Baker
United States
State Department
Iranians mark anniversary of Islamic Revolution
Five million Iranians filled Tehran's Freedom Square to observe the 11th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution. Crowds gathered in Azadi Square on the capital's western edge after dawn as temperatures stayed below freezing and chants of Death to America were aired on Iranian television.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Tehran
Freedom Square
Azadi
America
Chirac Re-elected Leader of Rally for the Republic
Jacques Chirac wins a strong margin to stay head of France's Rally for the Republic party. He secured 68 percent of votes in a leadership affirmation seen as a personal referendum and had warned of stepping down without two thirds.
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Paris
France
Jacques Chirac
Gaullist
Rally For the Republic
Party
Chirac
Francois Mitterrand
Mount Kelud Erupts Killing Dozens in East Java
Mount Kelud in East Java erupted sending a vast dust cloud over the region. The blast damaged dozens of homes and left at least 16 dead and more than 50 injured as villagers faced the sudden disaster. Gazette wire services reported Sunday.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Kelud
Java
Soviet space mission billed as a multimillion profit maker
Two cosmonauts Anatoly Solovyov and Alexander Balandin launched from Baikonur on the Soyuz TM-9 for a six month mission designed to turn a profit. They will link with Mir and use the Kristall mini factory to produce materials in zero gravity with up to 41 million dollars forecast. Four U S astronauts observed the launch at the spaceport.
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Moscow
Mikhail Gorbachev
Soviet Union
Anatoly Solovyov
Alexander Balandin
Baikonur Space Complex
Soviet Kazakhstan
U.S
Steppes
Central Asia
Dan Brandenstein
NASA
Astronaut Office
Paul Weitz
Ron Grabe
Jerry Ross
Solovyov
Balandin
Izvestia
Mir
Tass
NATO foresees united Germany in NATO with limits on East German reach
NATO Secretary General Manfred Woerner suggested after talks with President Bush that a reunified Germany could stay in NATO without extending NATO forces into former East Germany. He said a path exists to keep Germany in NATO while recognizing the Soviet Union’s security interests.
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Washington
NATO
Manfred Woerner
Bush
Germany
Western Alliance
East Germany
Woerner
Soviet Union
Camp David
White House
Helmut Kohl
Moscow
Kohl
Mikhail Gorbachev
Andrews Afb
U.S. Air Force
Ottawa
Canada
United States
Europe
Nursing homes push back on movie licenses for residents
Nursing homes resist film licensing fees insisting home viewing should be exempt from copyright rules. They argue gatherings in common rooms resemble homes, while studios classify facilities like libraries and churches requiring licenses. Legislation seeks a health care facility umbrella deal to allow unlicensed public viewing if no charges are made.
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Washington
E.T
Hollywood
Stella Muller
Marquette Manor
Indianapolis
Nursing Home
Nursing Homes
House
Senate
Six convicts escape Joliet prison in bold breakout
Six inmates fled Joliet Correctional Center early Sunday in a metal-bar breach. Tommy Munoz, 22, was captured at a cousin's Chicago home. the others include Daniel Johnson 24 of Burk, Tenn.. James F. Allen 40 of Chicago. Dave Rodriguez 21 of Chicago. Terry W. Colburn 21 of Fulton Mo.. and Ronald Roach in his 20s of Wyoming, Ill.
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Daniel Johnson
Buru
Tenn
James F. Allen
Chicago
Dave Rodriguez
Terry W. Colburn
Fulton
Ronald Roach
Wyoming
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Baker
Hans-Dietrich Genscher
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Joliet Prison
Newport
FTD
Newport's Flowers, Inc
Wilson Ave
Iowa
Answer
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Motorola
Oia
Amnsweey
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Tive Cityline
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Waterloo Dubuque
Cees
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VNN
Cedar Rapids Symphony
KCCK
JazzLine
ST. Luke's
Lovey Bear
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