Cheney to visit Brazil amid US Latin bloc strains
Defense Secretary Dick Cheney will visit Brazil for talks with President Fernando Collor de Mello and senior military officials as part of a 10 day tour that also includes Guatemala Panama Argentina and Chile. The trip aims to ease regional tensions with Latin American militaries.
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Video raises questions on Kevorkian deaths in Michigan
A police video from a secluded cabin showing Sherry Miller and Marjorie Wantz dead after using Kevorkian’s device is being reviewed by District Judge James Sheehy to decide if charges should be filed. The clip shows candles near the bodies and devices still connected.
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Stickups surge at U S banks across major cities
FBI officials say bank robberies rose nationwide with Los Angeles leading at 810 incidents, while New York, San Francisco and Boston saw declines. Experts cite drugs and easy targets as branch banks expand, with most suspects caught and faces up to 25 years in federal prison.
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Rafsanjani Eyes Islamic Group as Potential World Power
Iran's President Hashemi Rafsanjani urged Muslim republics of the former Soviet Union and Gulf states to join an Islamic economic bloc to form a potential world power. He spoke at Tehran airport during an ECO summit as Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan joined or eyed membership. Ayaz Mutalibov arrived seeking Iran's help to curb regional violence.
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Pro-democracy Pickets in Zaire Open Fire Killing 13
Security forces fired on church led pro-democracy demonstrators in Kinshasa. Zaire television cited at least 13 dead including a Civil Guard member and reported two more deaths amid clashes with soldiers. Belgian priests reportedly arrested and to be expelled. The march demanded the reopening of the national conference on democracy suspended by Mobutu Sese Seko.
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Farm workers union grows with Chavez urging action
Cesar Chavez said United Farm Workers support is rising as recession spurs awareness of workers' plight. More than 200 members at a biennial meeting heard the 23,000 member union will intensify efforts and back boycotts, including the grape boycott ongoing since 1985 over pesticide dangers.
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Jurors Find Dahmer Sane After Sanity Trial
Jurors decide Jeffrey Dahmer was sane for killing and dismembering 15 youths, rejecting medical opinions and relying on his confession. Noting interpretive disputes, one juror dissented, while a second hearing to address victim-relatives set for today.
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