IRA violence claims lives in Northern Ireland clashes
In Coalisland a machine gun attack on a rural police station left four suspected IRA men dead after an ambush by Britain's SAS forces. In Belfast a gunman killed one man at a Protestant neighborhood video shop. The Irish People's Liberation Organization claimed responsibility.
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Ex-president Quadros mourned in Brazil after death
Brazilians paid last respects to Janio Quadros who died Sunday at Albert Einstein Hospital in Sao Paulo from lung and kidney failure. The 75 year old former president inspired a 1961 resignation that preceded a military dictatorship. President Collor declared eight days of mourning. Pope John Paul II plans Africa visit to Senegal Gambia and Guinea to foster Muslim Christian cooperation.
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Israel warns against revenge after Hezbollah leader slain
Angry Shiite Muslims protested in Beirut vowing retaliation for the assassination of Sheik Abbas Musawi. Israel warned of a very high price for any raids. Lebanon reinforced troops and protested to the UN while planning to attend Middle East peace talks in Washington. Rockets fired into Israeli-held south Lebanon caused no damage. Israeli defence chiefs pledged a strong response if Hezbollah attacked.
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Center OK'd for nuke scientists
Washington Post reports the United States Russia and Germany plan a science and technology institute to employ nuclear scientists from the former Soviet Union to deter selling services abroad. Talks also covered storage facilities for radioactive uranium and plutonium from dismantled weapons. President Yeltsin expects a July summit in Washington with President Bush to discuss further arms cuts.
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Two 16 year olds die by jumping from grain elevator
In Selma Alabama two 16 year old boys Nicolas Trammell Alcantara and Bruce Harris Jr bound their wrists and leapt from a grain elevator citing curiosity about death and seeking a new life. A note and a jointly written poem were found in a backpack as investigators study the materials.
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Judge to rule Feb 28 on Kevorkian charges
In Rochester Hills Michigan Judge James Sheehy set February 28 to decide if Dr Jack Kevorkian will stand trial on two assisted death charges. The case centers on two women who died in a cabin using his devices. The judge allowed a police video into evidence but blocked an ethics expert and two psychiatrists from testifying and did not admit a 1991 civil injunction.
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U S May Renew Military Aid to Guatemala
Defense Secretary Richard Cheney hinted Congress may resume military aid to Guatemala citing improvements in human rights since President Jorge Serrano Elias took office in January 1991. He spoke after meetings with Serrano and Defense Minister Gen Jorge Domingo Garcia on the first stop of a five country Latin American tour.
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