Gallo Injured in Highway Crash Near Pacheco Pass
Julio Gallo co-owner of the world's largest winery was in stable condition after a two-vehicle crash on the Pacheco Pass Highway. His wife Eileen also injured. A woman in the other car died. The accident occurred about 80 miles south of San Francisco. In Trenton, Atlantic City Mayor James Usry and three others were indicted on corruption charges in a gaming resort probe.
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Gilligan's Island Skipper Alan Hale Jr Dies
Alan Hale Jr. famous as the Gilligan's Island skipper died of cancer in Los Angeles. He passed away Tuesday at St. Vincent Medical Center after about a month in hospital. Hale was 68, though some reference works list 71.
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Shuttle cleared for launch on Monday mission
Shuttle Columbia cleared for launch after six hour readiness review by managers. NASA spokeswoman Lisa Malone said there are no issues or concerns as the team prepares to release one satellite and rescue another.
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Boat sinks in Gulf of California. 14 missing
In Guaymas Mexico AP reports 11 U S divers remain missing after the Santa Barbara sank on New Year���s Day in the Gulf of California. A survivor says the chartered boat was top heavy. Three Mexican crewmen are missing and two other people, one American and one Mexican, have been found.
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Woman Army officer leads first female battle in Panama
Capt Linda Bray commanded a 30 soldier unit to capture a Panamanian kennel holding police dogs. Three PDF troops were killed as she led the attack, a milestone in combat leadership despite restrictions on women in direct combat roles.
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Romania Restores Freedom of Assembly and Travel
Romania's transitional government announced freedom of assembly and travel to the West after decades of Communist rule. The National Salvation Front named 11 executive members led by Ion Iliescu, with Dumitru Mazilu as first deputy, and said foreign borrowing would resume to aid economic recovery. Tourism officials pledged faster passport issuance, funded by travelers themselves due to scarce hard currency.
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Romania
National Salvation Front
Ion Iliescu
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Iliescu
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Ceausescu
Mihai Lupoi
AIDS estimates reduced for next three years
The CDC report projects 179000 to 208000 new AIDS cases through 1992, at least 10 percent lower than earlier forecasts. Officials caution yearly cases will still rise despite the lower projection, with James Curran noting improved data sharpened the current estimates.
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Centers For Disease Control
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Red Cross reports shortage of blood in region
The Red Cross Penn Jersey region warns of its most critical blood shortage in three years. It disrupts surgical schedules and threatens care at 93 Pennsylvania and New Jersey hospitals, while nationwide shortages appear in several states.
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Soviet Border Unrest Grows as Azerbaijanis Clash with Iran
Izvestia reports three days of protests along Azerbaijan's 500 mile Iran border with 7,500 protesters tearing down towers alarms and lines. One protester killed amid calls for open borders or unification with Iranian Azerbaijanis.
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Contras deny attack on nuns in Nicaragua
A Contra leader says his group could not have carried out the killing of two nuns and wounding of two church workers, while the Sandinista government calls it a premeditated ambush. Sister Maureen Courtney, 45, is to be flown from Managua to Milwaukee.
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U.S
Wisconsin
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