Walsh closes Iran-Contra probe as retrial planned for Clair George
Prosecutor Lawrence Walsh says the active Iran-Contra investigation is over with no new indictments expected of Reagan officials. He will pursue a retrial for Clair George on nine counts, while still seeking Supreme Court review of John Poindexter. Walsh has spent over $30 million on the case.
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Yeltsin Decree Lets Energy Prices Rise in Russia
President Yeltsin signed a decree bowing to IMF pressure to double domestic oil prices. The plan forecasts a 20 to 25 percent rise in food and clothing costs as wholesale coal and consumer energy prices also climb. The move aims to free prices amid Russia's debt talks with the IMF and World Bank.
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Conductor Roger Wagner Dies in France at 78
Roger Wagner, famed choral conductor and founder of the Roger Wagner Chorale and co founder of the Los Angeles Master Chorale, died in Dijon France after a long cancer battle at age 78. His mentoring successor Paul Salamunovich recalled his mentor’s career and volatile but charismatic leadership.
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