Nebraska boy’s body found amid murder case in Tennessee
The 3-year-old Jeremiah James Brings plenty was found by searchers at a wooded site after Tennessee authorities were told the child was drowned in a bathtub by a Clarksville couple. Aaron and Millie Yelloweyes face first degree murder charges and are in custody without bond. The child’s mother Twila Brings plenty was attending school in Ohio. Toyota plans to buy auto parts from Chrysler as a foreign purchase move, testing a charcoal canister from Acustar Inc.
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Dissidents Arrests Reported in Beijing Crackdown
Beijing authorities arrested 30 or more dissidents since late May as part of a crackdown on an underground reform group. Sources cite 34 detainees and note several tens of activists jailed. the targets are young intellectuals active in the 1989 Tiananmen protests.
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Ukraine fires economics minister amid reform doubts
Ukrainian President Leonid Kravchuk dismissed Economics Minister Volodymyr Lanovoi, 39, citing his leadership role in the New Ukraine movement that opposes the government. Kravchuk replaced him with a former Communist Party official and urged loyalty to government policy.
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Pope May Need Surgery After Intestinal Trouble
Pope John Paul II went to Gemelli Clinic for diagnostic tests amid reports of an intestinal dysfunction possibly tied to a 1981 stomach wound. He spoke to the public from Vatican window and observers watched as his car arrived at the hospital entrance amid well wishers and messages from Italian leaders.
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Rabin unveils liberal Israeli cabinet amid peace push
Prime Minister designee Yitzhak Rabin announces a cabinet dominated by Labor and Meretz as he vows a peace driven agenda. The shift signals a potential Israel United States thaw on loan guarantees while a separate Bat Yam stabbing case ends with a life sentence for a Gaza refugee camp suspect.
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Aid Edges Into Sarajevo Slums as Cease Fire Breached
Relief teams used a brief Sunday lull to deliver aid into the besieged Sarajevo district while fighting raged elsewhere in Bosnia Herzegovina. Gorazde faced a heavy bombardment as Serb forces surrounded the city, prompting Bosnian President Izetbegovic to seek U N Security Council action. U N armored cars escorted 108 tons of food into Dobrinja during a six hour truce, as Mos tar and surrounding areas saw renewed gains by Serb forces and calls for international military intervention increased.
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Perot campaign requires notarized loyalty oaths from electors
Washington Post reports that Ross Perot's campaign asked electors on Perot tickets to sign notarized oaths pledging loyalty and to vote for him in the Electoral College. The move underscored tensions between volunteers and campaign leadership and sparked concerns about electors being controllable or possibly Republican moles.
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