Western allies lift export bans to Eastern Europe in unity
In Paris the United States and allies agreed to scrap bans on 30 of 116 export categories to the East bloc and adopt a blank state approach to high technology. The decision followed the Coordinating Committee for Multilateral Export Controls two day meeting.
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Susanne Albrecht Captured After 13-Year Red Army Faction Hunt
East German authorities arrest Susanne Albrecht, 39, in East Berlin in front of her apartment ending a 13-year search. She is suspected as a key member of the leftist Red Army Faction and reportedly lived years as a homemaker in East Germany with possible regime approval.
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Playboy model convicted in tax case in Milwaukee
Leigh Ann Conley 35 was found guilty on four misdemeanor counts of failing to file federal income tax returns on about 398000 linked to payments from an elderly Milwaukee businessman for companionship. Her twin sister was previously found guilty of tax evasion on 686000 in payments. The verdict followed a separate case involving the late David Kritzik.
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Tanker runs aground spills oil in busy channel
A tanker struck bottom while docking in the Kill Van Kull between New Jersey and New York, spilling 260000 gallons of heating oil. First mate Geoffrey Frederick Gregory, 52, of Mershey England, was arrested for substance abuse as the channel was closed and beaches were not expected to be affected.
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Warsaw Pact to consider alterations and transformation
Warsaw Pact members agreed to study transforming the pact into a democratic alliance to stabilize Europe and ease East West tensions. They appointed a commission to draft proposals on changing the pact’s character and activities by fall. No troop withdrawal details were given, though Hungary’s mid 1991 timetable was noted.
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Cancer and asbestos risk reach families of workers
New York AP reports researchers found alarmingly high cancer and lung damage in wives and children of asbestos workers and in construction workers with no direct asbestos exposure. Studies show nonworkers exposed via dust on clothing, plus increased cases among school custodians, highlighting school building hazards.
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Civic Forum Favored as Czech Elections Begin
In Czechoslovakia voters start two days of parliamentary balloting to end 42 years of one party rule. Civic Forum and Slovakia’s Public Against Violence are seen as likely to capture about 40 percent, with 22 parties contesting and 11.2 million eligible voters.
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First Genetically Engineered Calves Reported in U S
A Houston team announces four calves born near Marquez Texas over 15 months carry foreign genes including human DNA Researchers say the edits aim to speed growth and yield leaner cattle Regulators question meat and milk quality while animal welfare and small farm concerns grow Biodiversity and economic impacts loom as the technology advances
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House Overrules Bush Veto On Amtrak Funding Bill
The House approved a 294 to 123 vote to override President Bush and authorize 2 billion for Amtrak. Senate Republicans blocked action this week. five GOP members were absent. Iowa's six House members backed the override.
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