Hawke Wins Third Term as Australia Votes Labor Back
Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke won an unprecedented third straight term as Labour retained a likely majority in the House. Liberal leader John Howard conceded defeat as Hawke pledged to push his economic plan to boost competitiveness while the Senate balance could shape final policy.
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Sydney
Australia
Labor
Bob Hawke
Hawke
John Howard
House of Representatives
Erals
National Party
Liberals
Nationals
Senate
Australian Democratic Party
Howard
Laxalt proposes outsourcing nuclear waste disposal abroad
Paul Laxalt a Republican presidential hopeful argues the United States could avoid domestic political fallout by moving high level nuclear waste dumps to willing undeveloped nations He claims Third World countries would financially gain from storing waste under proper geologic conditions while the US pays the costs.
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Seattle
Paul Laxalt
United States
Laxalt
U.S
Nevada
Escapees nabbed in Santa Fe after gunfire near governor
In Santa Fe on Saturday two of seven escapees from the Penitentiary of New Mexico were arrested after a hostage incident and a blood trail led police to John Michael Schmidt near the governor's mansion. Michael Romero and an accomplice fled in a pickup. three inmates remain at large. William Wayne Gilbert is also still free.
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N.M
Ray Sisneros
Penitentiary of New Mexico
Michael Romero
John Michael Schmidt
John Denko
Romero
Denko
Schmidt
James Kinslow
David Gallegos JP
Kinslow and Gallegos
Death Row
William Wayne Gilbert
Swaziland Killing Of ANC Members Reported In Outbreak
Reports from Johannesburg and Swaziland say white gunmen shot two ANC guerrillas and a woman in Mbabane while a taxi carried Paul Dikeledi Charles Mapunda and Augusto Tsinini. The taxi occupants were killed as the woman tried to flee.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
African National Congress
Swaziland
Paul Dikeledi
Charles Mapunda
Mbabane
Swazi
Augusto Tsinini
Wind toppled circus tent injuring about 40 at Green Bay area
A Toby Tyler Circus tent collapsed during a Saturday performance in the village of Howard near Green Bay, injuring about 40 spectators. Rescue squads aided 40 who were taken to hospitals as winds battered the tent while around 1,100 people watched.
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Green Bay
Wis
Sheriff's Department
Toby Tyler
Sheriff
George Weitzel
Weitzel
Howard
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