Russia warns Georgia of armed clash over arms
Russia warns Georgia of a potential bloody showdown if it moves to seize former Soviet weapons. Georgia's Supreme Council chaired by Eduard Shevardnadze demands control of weapons bases. Grachev warns of sharp aggravation and possible clashes if Georgia acts unilaterally.
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Romania under Ceaușescu bans led to mass abortion deaths
A study in the American Journal of Public Health finds that Romania's 1966 1989 policy outlawing abortion and contraception caused over 10 000 maternal deaths from illegal abortions and about 200 000 children in institutions. It shows birth rates rose briefly then fell and abortion related deaths increased.
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Fischer Spassky Draw Again In Belgrade Game Fifteen
In Belgrade Yugoslavia AP reported Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky drew their 15th game of the rematch after 33 moves marking their third straight draw. The result leaves Fischer ahead 5-3 with the next game set for Wednesday.
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Beltone Offers Free Tiny Hearing Aid Model
Chicago Beltone announces a free non operational model of the smallest hearing aid to demonstrate how compact hearing help can be. The sample weighs under one eighth of an ounce and fits the ear canal. no cost or obligation required. Request by mail to Beltone Electronics, Department 08229, 4201 West Victoria Street, Chicago IL 60646.
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Kuwaitis Vote Today in First Parliament Poll in Six Years
Kuwaitis go to the polls to elect the 50 seats across 25 districts as the ruling al-Sabah family seeks a working understanding with parliament. Candidates say the vote marks a shift after the 1990 91 invasion and the suspension of parliament in 1986.
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Cease-fire signed in Mozambique ends long civil war
Mozambique's government and rightist rebels signed a formal cease-fire in Rome, ending 16 years of civil war that killed about 600,000. The accord, with free elections planned within a year, aims to pave the way for peace across southern Africa.
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Warship Muavenet towed home after NATO accident
In Gölcük Turkey relatives and sailors mourn as the Turkish destroyer Muavenet, hit by a U S missile during NATO war games, is towed to port with five killed and twelve injured. An American sailor also died in a separate incident during exercises at Saros Bay, with name and hometown withheld.
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