West Point cadet to graduate despite fitness shortfall
Cadet David Dickison, paralyzed in a motorcycle crash, will graduate from the U S Military Academy in May if he passes remaining classes, though he can no longer meet physical fitness standards. Superintendent Lt Gen Howard Graves announced the decision.
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U S to buy Russian technology as Soviet breakup fuels deals
The United States will purchase Russian space and nuclear tech at bargain prices as the Soviet breakup reshapes trade. Washington plans eight million for unfueled Topaz reactors and six million for plutonium-238 for deep space probes, signaling a broader aid package for former Soviet states.
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Seven Arrested in Polish Arm Dealers Sting
U S Customs agents, posing as Iraqi front men, arrested seven high ranking Polish officials in Frankfurt on a 96 million dollar arms deal. The plot allegedly included 4000 grenade launchers 1000 portable missiles and 73000 Kalashnikov rifles. Hendren and Lah were detained in New York City en route from Europe.
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Clinton apologizes for golfing at all white club
Clinton admits fault for playing at a Little Rock club with no Black members and apologizes publicly and privately. He also meets Black New York media, tours a discrimination exhibit, and argues his civil rights record remains strong while urging an end to racial divisions.
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Former mailman charged after mail found at home
A former mailman, William Calkins, 43, is charged with several felonies after about 8,000 pieces of undelivered mail were found at his former home and in his car. Postmark dates range from April 1, 1991, to Feb. 24, 1992.
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Woman regains speech after 52 years of silence
In Godfrey Illinois Margaret Gresser silenced by polio at age four spoke her name again after 52 years with a 20 word vocabulary. Speech pathologist Lynda Krueger and teachers at Beverly Farm Development Training Center described the moment as a major miracle and a breakthrough for the now 56 year old resident.
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