Reynolds cancels blacks targeted cigarette test marketing
R J Reynolds Tobacco Co says it will cancel its Philadelphia test marketing of a cigarette aimed at blacks. The move follows criticism from Health Secretary Louis Sullivan calling the ad campaign slick and sinister.
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Rajneesh guru dies at 58 in Poona India
Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh known for a controversial Oregon commune died Friday at age 58 from heart failure. A Rajneesh spokesman in Poona confirmed the death and cited his claimed 500000 followers worldwide.
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Poona
Atwater Says No Litmus Tests for GOP Abortion Stance
New York Times reports Republican national chairman Lee Atwater declares no litmus tests in the party while reaffirming opposition to abortion himself. He urges pragmatism and loyalty, saying Republicans should back fellow Republicans regardless of abortion positions, even in states like Pennsylvania with Gov. Casey as a Democratic opponent. Michael McCurry of the DNC ridicules the idea.
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Michael McCurry
Democratic National Committee
Palestinian leader Faisal Husseini jailed four days in Jerusalem
An Israeli court orders Faisal Husseini to four days behind bars as police probe his alleged role in the Arab uprising. Husseini claims arrest aims to derail peace talks and resists the charges while a State Department official condemns the detention as harmful to the peace process. Prosecutors allege he funded youth activists, supported attacks on Israelis, and oversaw executions of Arab collaborators.
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Jerusalem
Faisal Husseini
Washington
State Department
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Husseini
Ex justice Goldberg dies at 81 former Supreme Court associate justice
Arthur Goldberg dies at 81 from cardiac arrest due to coronary artery disease. Discovered by his maid in his apartment after living alone since his wife died in 1988. Appointed to the Supreme Court in 1962, he resigned in 1965 to become U.N. ambassador at Johnson's urging.
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Supreme Court
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Kennedy
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Army weighs charges against two female soldiers in Panama raid
Defense sources say Army officials are considering charges for disobedience after two women refused to drive troops into Panama City during the dawn assault. They feared for their lives in a sniper filled city, tears were reported, though charges are not certain.
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U.S
Panama City
Defense Department
Panama
Manuel Antonio Noriega
Linda Bray
Panamanian
Jet crash kills seven near Little Rock Arkansas
A Gulfstream II twin engine jet carrying Eastman Kodak subsidiary employees crashed short of a Little Rock runway in a storm, killing all seven aboard. The 21 seat aircraft left Longview Texas and was bound for Batesville Arkansas. The crew were Kingsport Tennessee residents and five passengers worked for Arkansas Eastman.
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Eastman Kodak Co
Steve Nawojczyk
Longview
Texas
Batesville
Ark
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Eastman Kodak
Tennessee Eastman
Kingsport
Tenn
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