Officials search for escapees in New Mexico break
Hundreds of officers aided by helicopters scoured Santa Fe area for two convicted murderers and five other inmates who escaped from the Penitentiary of New Mexico by subduing a guard and vaulting a barbed wire fence. A separate Michigan escape left three life-sentence inmates at large.
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Santa FE
N.M
National Guard
Penitentiary of
New Mexico
Here
Jackson
Mich
Michigan
William Wayne Gilbert
Gilbert
Robert Greeney
Corrections Department
Don Caviness
Albuquerque
Toney Anaya
O. Lane McCotter
Robert Earl Davis
Jimmy Kinslow
Plants Closing Provisions Near Senate Debate Resolution
Senate debate over a 1,013 page trade bill moves into its third week as supporters seek a softened version by Kennedy and Metzenbaum to avert a filibuster. The measure would require notice of plant closings and steps to ease community impact, a provision criticized by business groups.
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Washington
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Japan
Canada
Barbie’s life term in France after Nazi crimes
Klaus Barbie, 73, sentenced to life for crimes against humanity and deportation of Jews and resistors. He returns to St. Joseph prison in Lyon after a brief convoy ride, calling the verdict incredible. Defense plans appeal. Barbie reportedly translated the Iliad in prison. In separate dispatches, blasts in Lahore kill 10 and injure about 50 on Zia’s coup anniversary.
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Lyon
France
Klaus Barbie
St. Joseph
Gestapo
Barbie
Nabil Boualla
Lahore
Pakistan
Mohammad Zia ul-Haq
Radio Pakistan
Badami Bagh
Movement For the Restoration of Democracy
Zia
Student death fuels renewed protests in Seoul clashes
In Seoul near Yonsei University hospital students clashed with police after Lee Han Yol 21 died from injuries from a June 9 tear gas canister incident. Police deployed 4000 officers, used pepper gas, and detained about 20 students as Lee's family pressed for a public funeral and burial in the National Cemetery.
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Yonsei University
Seoul
Korea
South Korea
University Hospital
Lee Han Yol
Lee
Chun Doo Hwan
Kwon Bok Kyong
Kwon
Yonsei University Hospital
Chun
Yonsei
Lee Byung Sup
Donated caskets prepared to send aliens back to Mexico
In El Paso 18 illegal aliens who suffocated in an airtight boxcar are to be returned to Mexico. The Mexican government covers costs. Ciudad Juarez funeral homes donated the caskets. Thirteen bodies identified. the group included men from Aguascalientes Zacatecas and other regions. Family members traveled to view photos and aid identifications while the El Paso medical examiner continued identification efforts.
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EL Paso
Texas
Beatriz Lopez
Ciudad Juarez
Lopez
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Pontiac West Plant
Oakland
Jim Crellin
General Motors
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Haiti
Francois Wolff-Ligonde
Port-au- Prince
Radio Soleil
Francois Gayot
Cap Haitien
Mied
Products, Inc
First Street
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Savings Bank
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Blue Shield OF
F” Avenue N.W
FDIC
Los Angeles Times
Mexico
Miguel Tostado Rodriguez
Aguascalientes
Zacatecas
U.S. Interior
Jim Weatherly
Cityline
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Gazette
DowPhone World
DowPhone
DowPhone Financial
Dow Jones
NYSE
AMEX
OTC
Dow Jones and Company, Inc
KCRG
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