Social Democrats disband after waning fortunes in Britain
The centrist Social Democratic Party voted to dissolve on Sunday, nine years after its 1981 founding as a challenge to the major parties. The move ends a brief, bright yet fading bid to reshape British politics.
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Barry trial begins today in D C court
Barry faces 14 criminal counts including three felonies for lying to a grand jury as he proceeds toward trial after weekend talks with prosecutors for a possible plea. Associates describe him as upbeat on the eve of proceedings.
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Bride nurses wed day after tornado hits Petersburg
In Petersburg Indiana a bride Stacy White and four bridesmaids used wedding dresses as bandages after a tornado struck the Moose Lodge reception. Eight people died in Indiana with 150 injured across 24 cities as about 50 tornado touches downs were recorded. The White River area flood left water mains cut and residents without fresh water for two weeks.
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Former dairy princess to face murder trial in Wisconsin
Lori Esker 20, a former dairy princess, goes on trial for the alleged strangling of Lisa Cihaski 21 in Marathon County. Prosecution says jealousy over Bill Buss fueled the act. Esker claims self defense amid a breakup with Buss. If convicted she faces life imprisonment.
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Beijing University protests amid tight Tiananmen anniversary security
Beig ing students hurled bottles and bricks at security forces from dorm balconies and gathered on campus shouting anti Li Peng slogans on the Tiananmen anniversary. Police and soldiers locked down streets as crowds grew, with Hong Kong and overseas demonstrations also reported.
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South African papers predict lifting of emergency rule
Major South African newspapers forecast the four year old state of emergency will be lifted next weekend almost everywhere except Natal province amid faction fights. The timing coincides with Nelson Mandela’s 13 nation tour that begins today and a surprise meeting between Mandela and President de Klerk about trimming emergency powers.
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Jail occupancy rate climbs as jail population rises
The Justice Department reports a sharp rise in local jail overcrowding from 101 to 108 percent between mid-1988 and mid-1989. Prisoner numbers grew 15 percent to 395,553 while capacity expanded 8 percent to 367,769. The average daily population also rose 15 percent.
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