Major progress at nuclear arms talks in Geneva
The United States and Soviet Union report major progress toward 50 percent cuts in strategic arms. Richard Burt and Yuri Nazarkin announce a possible full treaty by 1990 and sign a joint pact for trial exhibitions of heavy bombers. They say on-site verification and inspections will enable deeper future cuts.
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Barco cuts visit short amid Colombia bombings
President Virgilio Barco ended his Japan trip and returned home as September bombings blamed on drug cartels worsen violence in Colombia. Forensics officials report at least 59 dead from a dynamite blast outside the secret police HQ, with unconfirmed reports of 62. Secret Police Chief Gen. Maza links the attack to traffickers and notes a Spanish planner arrived via Cartagena from Panama.
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Honecker prosecutors open corruption case in East Germany
East German prosecutors said they began legal action against Erich Honecker on corruption charges and arrested several top officials including secret police chief Erich Mielke. Four of five others were seized. Honecker remains unarrested due to poor health as the era of reforms looms ahead of the emergency party congress.
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Kohl urges EC leaders to back German reunification
West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl asked 12 EC leaders at a Strasbourg summit to endorse the principle of German reunification as part of an Eastern Europe statement. Bonn and Paris reached a last minute deal to advance an inter government conference on monetary and economic union amid the EC talks.
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Mysterious radio signals before Northern California quake
Stanford researchers reported ultra-low-frequency radio waves detected days before the Oct. 17 earthquake near Corralitos. The signals, from Navy contracted gear not intended for quakes, surged three hours before the tremor. USGS officials echoed cautious optimism about further study.
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Stealth fleet not to be cut says Air Force chief
Air Force Secretary Donald Rice said he favors stretching production of the 132 B 2 stealth bombers to lower annual costs, keeping the full fleet under review for the future. Defense Secretary Cheney left open the option to reconsider the plan, while Rice stressed efficiency and taxpayer savings.
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Wintry Storms Hit Nation With Snow in Multiple Regions
United Press International reports wintry storms across the nation piling snow in Missouri and Ohio valleys and threatening large accumulations along the mid-Atlantic coast. The National Weather Service issued winter storm warnings for West Virginia North Carolina Tennessee and Kentucky with six to 15 inches possible in spots while advisories covered the broader region. Interstate snow stretched from Missouri through Illinois Indiana to Ohio as cold temperatures create slick roads with zero to teens readings in the Plains and Midwest.
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Weather summary and lottery numbers from Illinois edition
A brief weather outlook from Sunday to Tuesday shows cold temperatures with snow possible Sunday and partly cloudy skies Monday and Tuesday. Temperature highs range from the teens to the 40s depending on day, with lows from 2 to 20. The Illinois State Lottery notes the daily game draw on Thursday was 0 2 3 and Pick Four was 0 5 1 7, with a Saturday Lotto grand prize estimate of 5 million dollars.
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Commodity quotes and futures prices snippet
Today's noon commodity quotes from Merchants Trading Company cover live cattle hogs pork bellies feeder cattle soybeans corn wheat and related commodities with settlements and futures for Dec Feb Apr and other months. Prices include livestock grains metals and softs like gold cotton silver cocoa sugar oats and cocoa futures.
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