Man Charged in Police Killing of Motorcyclist
In Miami the officer William Lozano was arrested after the fatal shooting of a Black motorcyclist. He faces two counts of manslaughter and posted a 10000 dollar bond before release. The same report notes a Senate panel advancing Richard Darman’s nomination as budget chief to full Senate for quick confirmation.
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Iran-Contra Papers Under Review in North Case
An interagency intelligence group in the Bush administration reviews classified Iran-Contra materials. The probe could lead to dropping more charges against Oliver North as documents his lawyers seek for defense are assessed. A prior review resulted in dismissal of conspiracy and theft counts.
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Convicted spy Pollard starts five day hunger strike
Marion Ill convict Jonathan Pollard began a five day fast to protest what he called improper medical treatment for his imprisoned wife Anne. Pollard, 34, is jailed at the Federal Penitentiary in Marion after a 1987 life sentence for supplying classified U S documents to Israeli agents.
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South Africa to cut police force in Namibia 2300 officers
South Africa said it will reduce its Namibia policing contingent by 2,300 officers and named two representatives to oversee the transition to independence. The move accompanies Namibia's move toward implementing a U.N. plan and elections slated for November 1.
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Salvador Dali Dies at 84 in Figueras Spain
Surrealist master Salvador Dali died in Figueras Hospital at 84 after cardiac arrest. Born May 11, 1904, in Figueras, he fused dream imagery with public fame, helped found surrealism, and remained a controversial figure among critics.
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Egyptian police raid Cairo bar association during siege
Police stormed the Egyptian Bar Association in Cairo and arrested a dozen lawyers after a 12 hour siege over alleged financial mismanagement. A pistol was found on dissident Ahmed Nasser who led opposition to chairman Khawaga. Unrest has long plagued the union.
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Bush Sets brisk pace on first full day in office
President Bush rose before dawn and worked 11 hours 16 minutes on his first full day. He met Cabinet official duties, warned aides to high ethical standards, and held calls with Gorbachev Thatcher Kohl DeMita and Mubarak before 9 a.m.
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Salvadoran guerrillas seek to join elections with delays
Marxist led rebels propose postponing presidential voting from March 19 to September 15 and pledge to respect the outcome if held later. They sign a five commander document dubbed a peace proposal and plan to reveal it at a Mexico City news conference.
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Soldiers reclaim base from Argentine rebels
Hundreds of soldiers backed by tanks and mortars regained control of most of an infantry base 12 miles north of Buenos Aires after 15 hours of gun battles with civilian commandos. At least four soldiers were killed and 28 wounded. estimates say 20 of the 50 commandos were killed or wounded.
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Diarios Y Noticias
la Tablada
Facundo Suarez
Telam
Gardening and Food Hotlines Expand Nutrition Resource Use
Community health planners report expansion of hotlines for food assistance and nutrition guidance. Agencies collaborate to provide multilingual support and extended hours, aiming to reduce hunger and improve meal planning across households.
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