Homecoming Riots Erupt in St. Cloud University Area
Hundreds of rioting students burned furniture and clashed with police during the second night of homecoming violence in St. Cloud Minnesota. Police arrested 50. a police officer and another person were treated for minor injuries as up to 1500 students took part in the disorder near St. Cloud State University.
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Protesters Arrested at Seabrook Nuclear Plant Demonstration
Eighty four demonstrators including two children were arrested at the Seabrook nuclear plant in Seabrook New Hampshire. They climbed fences or blocked gates during the finale of a two day protest against potential low power testing of the 5.6 billion plant later this year. Attendance was over 300 on Saturday and about 200 on Sunday.
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Four charged in beating death of 8 year old in Oregon City
A fourth suspect, Brian James Brinson, 30, of Los Angeles, faces murder charges in the beating death of an 8 year old girl at a religious center house. Fifty three other children were in state custody after being found Friday at the rural facility. Brinson was first detained on hindering prosecution charges.
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Americans Die in Afghan Fighting Reported by Afghan Radio
Afghan radio in Kabul said two Americans assisting rebels and two Pakistani officers were killed during a government assault on guerrilla positions near Gardez, about 60 miles southeast of Kabul. A Western diplomat questioned the report.
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Democrats Hope For Comeback Like Dodgers Victory
AP reports Democrats see parallels to the Dodgers World Series win as Dukakis trails Bush with three weeks left. Bentsen boosts momentum while Bush pledges continued campaigning and cabinet planning amid tight polls and key states. Vermont poll shows slim Bush edge.
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Sabotage Seen as Cause for Zia Plane Crash
A U.S. Pakistan inquiry concludes a highly sophisticated sabotage likely incapacitated the flight crew aboard the Hercules C 130 that killed President Mohammed Zia ul-Haq and 28 others on August 17. The four man Military Inquiry Board stopped short of naming suspects while urging a criminal probe.
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Shake-up in Yugoslav leadership targets Politburo seats
In Belgrade a historic Central Committee session looms with plans to oust up to 14 of 23 Politburo members. Four leaders have already signaled resignation, including Bosko Krunic and Milanko Renovica, amid protests over austerity and reforms led by Milosevic and others.
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Emperor Hirohito Stable with Anemia and Jaundice
In Tokyo doctors express concern over Emperor Hirohito s anemia and jaundice while he remains in stable condition. Palace officials say he discharged a small amount of blood Sunday morning and received .84 pint of blood, totaling 17.4 pints since illness began last month.
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Beltone offers free tiny ear canal hearing aid model
A Beltone notice in Chicago offers a free non operational model of the smallest Beltone hearing aid. The sample weighs under an eighth of an ounce and fits inside the ear canal with no cost or obligation. Readers are urged to request by mailing name address and phone to Department 88295, Beltone Electronics, Chicago.
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Beltone
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Beltone Electronics Corporation
West Victoria Street
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Former Queen Farida of Egypt Dies at 67
Former Queen Farida, ex-wife of King Farouk, dies in Cairo at age 67 after leukemia and related complications. She wed Farouk in 1938 at 17, divorced 11 years later as the monarchy faced the 1952 coup and exile. Survived by three daughters. Mubarak orders state medical bills.
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Hosni Mubarak
Diet Center's Secret Weapon Helps Weight Loss
A Diet Center counselor shares personal success on the Diet Center program. The speaker notes losing 17 pounds and 22 inches over one year, regaining weight under stress, and credits free maintenance for control. They offer individualized plans and urge calls to save $80 with counseling.
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