Azerbaijan vows to press ahead with Karabakh fighting
Azerbaijan's Prime Minister Gasan Gasanov declares continuation of the war in Nagorno Karabakh after opposition ousts President Mutalibov. He says the terrorist Armenian army must leave Karabakh as heavy clashes kill civilians and Armenian towns report deaths.
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Baku
Azerbaijan
Nagorno-Karabakh
Gasan Gasanov
Ayaz Mutalibov
Khodzhaly
Armenia
Stepanakert
Karabakh
Associated Press
Gasanov
No. 2
Defense Ministry
Interior Ministry
Mutalibov
Yagub Mamedov
Askeran
Fuad Gadzhiyev
Moscow
Fake patrol car fails to fool drivers in South Carolina
In Conway South Carolina police tested a decoy patrol car on February 18 along a Columbia highway. About 80 percent of 10 to 12 motorists questioned said they realized the decoy was not real. The fake car was a photographed image on cloth built with ropes and stakes.
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South Carolina
Conway
S.C
Steve Wilson
South Carolina Highway Patrol
Columbia
Custom Training Aids Inc
Swansea
David Jones
Custom Training
Pretoria
South Africa
New shuttle Endeavour rolls out of hangar at Cape Canaveral
Hundreds of Kennedy Space Center workers cheer as NASA's shuttle Endeavour emerges from the hangar ahead of a May liftoff for a satellite repair mission. The weeklong flight includes three spacewalks as technicians attach boosters and a fuel tank.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Kennedy Space Center
NASA
Endeavour
Kate Smith
Bob Sieck
Challenger
Kennedy
Rockwell International
Palmdale
Calif
Space Center
Republicans threaten federal control of public broadcasting
Senate conservatives led by Bob Dole and Jesse Helms voiced concern over PBS programs including Tongues United and Maria's World and questioned funding for the Children's Television Workshop. They urge close scrutiny of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting authorization as Democrats push to extend federal support amid debates over program independence and sponsor influence.
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Washington
Public Broadcasting
Masterpiece Theater
MacNeil-Lehrer
Senate
PBS
Bill Moyers
Lyndon Johnson
Bob Dole
Kansas
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
National Public Radio
John Lawson
The
Association of America
Public Television Stations
United States
Helms
Lawson
Donald Ledwig
Israeli diplomat killed in Turkish car bombing
An Israeli diplomat Ehud Sadan 37 security chief at the Israeli Embassy was killed and three others wounded in a car bombing in Ankara. Two groups claimed responsibility the Islamic Jihad and Islamic Revenge Organization, amid Turkish and Israeli condemnations. The attack followed a prior synagogue bombing nearby in Istanbul.
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Ankara
Turkey
Israel
Islamic Jihad Organization
Islamic Revenge Organization
Islamic Jihad
Ehud Sadan
Sadan
Jerusalem
Army Radio
Mustafa Aldan
Istanbul
Foreign Ministry
Barukh Binah
Neve Shalom
Cankaya
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