Peru guerrilla leader Abimael Guzman sentenced to life
A military tribunal in Lima convict ed and sentence Abimael Guzman founder of the Shining Path to life in prison without parole for treason. Ten other rebel leaders also received the same sentence as authorities say the crackdown continues.
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Shining Path
Guzman
Supreme Military Tribunal
Communist Party of Peru
Alberto Fujimori
San Lorenzo Island
Alfredo Crespo
Fujimori
Elena Iparraguirre
El Al 747 Crash Probe Finds Flight Recorder
Dutch investigators recovered the charred flight data recorder from the El Al Boeing 747 that crashed near Amsterdam. The disaster killed many residents as the wreckage of a ten story apartment block burned, with authorities citing 40 confirmed dead and about 250 missing presumed dead amid unknown occupancy. The probe seeks last moments details from the black box as search teams comb rubble and debris including partial engine findings and a missing tail cone.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Robert Kaercher
Schiphol Airport
Clinton rides Florida bus tour to enthusiastic show of support
Democratic candidate Bill Clinton drew thousands in Ocala and across central Florida as he toured the state, delivering a lengthy speech and riding rising momentum. Polls show a tight race, but private surveys suggest Clinton leading Bush by six to ten points, helped by local candidates aligning with his visit amid Florida’s high unemployment and state-focused issues.
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Jack W. Germond
Baltimore Sun
Ocala
Fla
Bill Clinton
Rodeo Arena
Florida
Bill
Clinton Gore
Clinton
Daytona
Orlando
Leesburg
Jimmy Carter
Bush
Lawton Chiles
Walter Mondale
Michael Dukakis
Loch Haven Park
Sandy Freeman
Tampa
Lake Sumter Community College
Dukakis
Perot using classic sales method in campaign ads
Marketing experts say Ross Perot uses standard business sales tactics to persuade voters. Analysts note his ads emphasize need, leadership, and nonpolitician status while avoiding direct attacks on opponents.
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Perot
Washington
Ross Perot
Texas
Tom Reilly
St. Louis
Bush
ABC
Reilly
IBM
Debates May Be Bush’s Last Chance
Washington AP reported Bush aides hope debates and hard-edged ads can dent Bill Clinton amid fears the election is slipping away. Analysts say voters view it as a referendum on economic leadership as Bush seeks to overcome a late surge for Clinton with ads and Perot’s spending.
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Bush
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Reagan White House
Lyn Nofziger
Colorado College
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GOP
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Sears
Jody Powell
Carter
Ross Perot
Powell
James Lake
Lake
Bush endorses North American Free Trade Agreement in Texas
President Bush hailed the 2000-page NAFTA in San Antonio with Canadian PM Mulroney and Mexican President Salinas de Gortari nearby. He defended the pact against job-loss fears and cited Texas exports last year totaling 47 billion dollars with 15 billion to Mexico. Trade ministers began finalizing the text in a symbolic ceremony. Under U.S. law, Bush cannot sign before December 17.
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Bush
Brian Mulroney
Carlos Salinas de Gortari
U.S
Texas
Mexico
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