Voter turnout high in Guatemala election
Voters lined up across Guatemala City and nationwide as about 3.3 million registered voters cast ballots in a multi candidate presidential race. Early turnout suggested a runoff likely among Jorge Carpio Nicolle Alvaro Arzu Irigoyen or Jorge Serrano Elias with other national races also on the ballot.
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Jorge Carpio Nicolle
National Center Union Party
Carpio
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Alvaro Arzu Irigoyen
Jorge Serrano Elias
Unemployed Republican Defeats Democrat In Massachusetts Race
Donna Lambert, 56, an unemployed factory worker, won the Middlesex County register of probate seat with a $600 campaign, defeating incumbent Tom Larkin who held the post since 1989. The six year term oversees 100 employees and 12 000 cases annually. Lambert had collected unemployment of 144 dollars weekly since June and plans to possibly install a pool with her new earnings.
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Boston
Donna Lambert
Massachusetts
Middlesex County Register of Probate
Lambert
Tom Larkin
Michael S. Dukakis
Larkin
Baby Clothes
Polaroid Corp
Register of Probate
Middlesex County
Newton
Harvard University
Dukakis
Mustang Ranch brothel set for bankruptcy auction
The Mustang Ranch in Nevada faces a Tuesday bankruptcy sale with items from household goods to provocative memorabilia up for bid. IRS aims to recover about 1.8 million dollars from the 13 million owed, as the 104 room brothel was padlocked on September 21 after liquidation.
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Mustang
Nev
Mustang Ranch
America
Internal Revenue Service
Dierdre Pagni
IRS
Joe
Sally Conforte
Nevada
NEH head decries teacher training and exams in report
Lynne V. Cheney led a congressional study criticizing U S educational practice calling methods tyrannical machines that hinder reform. She faults textbook panels college programs and universities for overemphasizing research over teaching and cites the SAT as a prime example. Deputy Education Secretary Sanders backs the call for a revolution in teaching and learning.
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Washington
Lynne V. Cheney
National Endowment For the Humanities
U.S
Cheney
William James
Chaney
Ted Sanders
Mansfield University
Rod Kelchner
Pope Visits Naples Prison Known as The Living Hell
Pope John Paul II visited a notorious Naples prison called The Living Hell where he prayed with AIDS victims and urged drug traffickers to reform. He told about 300 inmates that faith can help escape violence and the Mafia, urging patience, goodness, and family consideration during his longest Italian tour yet.
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Naples
Italy
John Paul II
John Paul
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