Mazowiecki Calls Poles to Unite for Reform
In Warsaw Mazowiecki urged Poles to rise beyond divisions as Poland marks 72nd anniversary of rebirth and polls show him facing Lech Walesa in first popular presidential election. Authorities report regional tensions from Temple Mount incidents and new security bans.
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Moscow fears illegal guns flood the streets
Moscow authorities estimate 3.6 million illegal firearms in Soviet hands, with 25 000 rifles among them, as lawlessness grows and a gunman opened fire in Red Square during Revolution Day festivities. Gorbachev and Yeltsin later met at the Kremlin to discuss emergency food and economic reforms.
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New York Woman designs Vietnam War Memorial statue
East Islip sculptor Eileen Barry wins a national competition to design a statue honoring women who served in Vietnam. Co finalist Robert Lee Desmond of Arlington, Massachusetts will design the setting. Prize funds total 30 000 dollars shared equally. The memorial will be near the existing Vietnam Veterans Memorial on the Mall.
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Lawyers say Noriega tapes spark censorship clash
An appeals court barred CNN from airing Noriega telephone tapes with his lawyers prompting critics to call the ruling a shocking censorship bid. CNN pledged to appeal while Noriega's lawyers seek fines for each broadcast. experts warn the case could shape prior restraint law.
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Bombs destroy two cars at McChord Air Force Base
A fire bomb damaged the Office of Special Investigations building at McChord Air Force Base near Tacoma early Sunday. Small bombs destroyed two government cars. no injuries or arrests were reported and no terrorism claim was made as no one claimed responsibility. About 4,800 personnel are stationed there.
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Largest student protest in France pushes citywide marches
Tens of thousands of students protest for safer schools demanding government action. They plan to converge on Paris from across the country, assembling at Place de la Bastille and marching toward the Champs Elysees with delegations to Parliament, the presidential palace, and the Education Ministry.
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Blue Cross agrees to fund cancer treatment study
The Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association will pay a major share of the costs for a National Cancer Institute led study of an experimental breast cancer treatment. The 1,200 woman trial will test a risky procedure using bone marrow and high doses of cancer drugs in selected hospitals nationwide over three to four years with at least 10 million dollars expected from the insurer.
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