Philippine vice president urges boss to face vote
Vice President Salvador Laurel criticizes President Corazon Aquino as driving emotional blackmail to silence critics and calls for a nationwide vote of confidence in January. He aligns with Defense Minister Enrile who questions legitimacy of a new constitution to be put to referendum.
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Record Cocaine Seizure on Furniture Ship Uncovers 4620 Pounds
U S Customs found 4620 pounds of cocaine hidden in two 40 foot containers aboard the ship MALARGO I unloading at the Port of Palm Beach. DEA officials estimate wholesale value over 46 million dollars with higher street value. No arrests yet. probe ongoing. Vessel originated from La Guaira Venezuela.
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Cambodian refugee boy reunited with kin at Los Angeles airport
Phidel Hun, a 12 year old who spent most of his life in a Thai refugee camp, was identified by a relative through a distinctive hand deformity. He was welcomed by his uncle and brothers at Los Angeles International and first headed to a Bellflower home for a family reunion.
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Trial opens in Hasenfus case amid evidence tour
A Nicaraguan court begins the Hasenfus terrorism trial with documents seized after the downing of his rebel supply plane. prosecutors display a card tying him to Ilopango access and show a 60 Minutes interview as evidence. If convicted, the former Marine faces up to 30 years in prison.
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Tape shows kidnapped newsman’s daughter on birthday
Beiruts television outlets broadcast a one minute tape of Terry Anderson’s daughter to mark his 39th birthday hoping captors would allow him to see the footage. In Beirut militias formed a joint force to counter Palestinian guerrillas with heavy fighting near Bourj el Baranjneh camp leaving at least two dead and eight wounded.
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Bomb injures two in New York abortion clinic
A bomb planted in a waiting room flower pot at the Eastern Women's Center exploded early Wednesday, injuring two pedestrians. The device, linked to a timer, blew a hole in an elevator shaft during business hours amid a wave of similar attacks nationwide.
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