Storm lifts Los Angeles rainfall above normal for first time in five years
A Sunday storm pushed Los Angeles rainfall to 5.16 inches for the season, above the 4.91 inch average. The National Weather Service cited 1.15 inches of rain by late Sunday afternoon.
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Bush presses North Korea on nuclear ban prospects
President Bush told reporters in Seoul that the United States and South Korea would drop Team Spirit drills in 1992 if North Korea allows inspection of its nuclear program. He urged Pyongyang to honor its Dec 31 pledge to join a peninsula wide ban and improve human rights, while noting U.S. readiness to stay in Korea as needed.
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Florida judge Santora faces removal over race sexist remarks
A Jacksonville judge in 30 years on the bench sparks outcry for racist, sexist and anti Semitic comments. The Judicial Qualifications Commission considers removal as Jesse Jackson and Black lawyers urge action. Santora apologizes while critics call for accountability.
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Arsenic Cargo Containers Lost At Sea In Storm
Coast Guard crews searched for five containers missing after a weekend storm sank near the New York Baltimore route. The Santa Clara reported 21 containers lost with five carrying 540 drums of arsenic trioxide. Rest were empty or held cotton fiber.
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Panel urges 50 percent cut in U.S. strategic warheads
A 21 member military advisory panel urges halving the United States strategic nuclear arsenal from 11 000 deployed weapons to about 5 000 in light of the Soviet breakup. The report calls for major changes to the Pentagon targeting plan and would reduce warheads below last year's START treaty limit as Senate reviews the pact.
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Fifth Bomb Explodes in Hammond Indiana
A Sunday explosion at an apartment complex in Hammond Indiana mirrors four prior blasts in the city. Police Capt Mike McPhillips says the device shared construction and placement near a municipal metering device. No injuries were reported. three more bombs have exploded in Hammond and one in Highland since December 23.
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