Peace talks urged as Zapatistas send official message
In Chiapas, Mexico mediator Camacho Solis said rebels led by subcommandante Marcos sent an official reply, signaling potential talks. In Bogota, Colombia a bomber targeted a minister, while rebels kidnapped two American missionaries and sabotaged an oil pipeline.
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Severe winter storm halts nation with record snow
Up to 30 inches of snow and ice cripple the Ohio Valley as National Guardsmen mobilize and major highways shut down. States declare emergencies, schools close from Missouri to Pennsylvania, and Louisville reports 16 inches of snow the most in city history amid widespread traffic paralysis.
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Israelis to vote on Golan pullout referendum
Foreign Minister Shimon Peres says Israel must seek the people’s permission via a referendum before any Golan Heights concessions. He notes Syria’s conditional peace offer may require territorial concessions, and Parliament will set the date. The Labor platform favors peace with concessions while keeping existing settlements.
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Iran-Contra report to be released today amid furor
The independent counsel Lawrence Walsh report on Iran-Contra goes public today. It criticizes former President Reagan and cabinet members while detailing a seven year probe. ex officals deny missteps and seek to block release as the appellate court orders it published.
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Experimental drug may grow new coronary arteries
In Clearwater, a study shows an experimental drug increased growth of new coronary arteries by 50 percent in animals and could one day offer a safer, cheaper alternative to bypass surgery or angioplasty. Human trials may start in one to two years, with potential to reduce heart attack severity or prevent them.
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Clearwater, Fla
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