Open Skies talks begin in Ottawa amid wide gaps on troops
Secretary of State James A. Baker III opened an East-West Open Skies conference in Ottawa noting U.S. and Soviet differences on troop ceilings and aircraft limits hinder a year-end arms treaty. He criticized Gorbachev for rejecting Bush proposals that would give Washington a 30,000-troop edge in Europe and warned that aircraft ceilings must be resolved to reach a CFE agreement this year.
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Cheney sidesteps Aquino snub amid Philippine talks
Defense Secretary Dick Cheney presses ahead with meetings with Philippine military officials on U S forces in the country. He skips meeting with President Aquino after her rebuke over base payments and U S media coverage. Cheney plans to visit South Korea, Hong Kong and Japan to review Pacific posture.
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Six killed as air raid clashes hit Corral de Piedra
Government planes bombed and strafed suspected rebel positions around Corral de Piedra, killing at least six and wounding 20. The fighting occurred as a U.S. congressional delegation arrived to probe the November killings of six Jesuits, their housekeeper, and her daughter. The military college chief and eight soldiers were charged previously in those murders. No government comment was available.
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Border clash in Kashmir leaves dead as Pak troops fire on Indians
Pakistani forces opened fire to stop a crowd reportedly attempting cross-border protests near the cease-fire line in Kashmir. Officials say at least three protesters were killed, with Pakistan's state media reporting up to six fatalities.
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Chamorro Campaign Rally Lifts Revealing Support in Matagalpa
Violeta Barrios de Chamorro, presidential candidate and U N O figure, is assisted by supporters as her wheelchair is raised at a Matagalpa rally drawing thousands. She challenges Daniel Ortega, the Sandinista incumbent backed by the U S.
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Barry admits alcohol dependency at church
Barry, DC Mayor Marion Barry, in his first public outing since entering a treatment center, attended New Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church in Riviera Beach. He sat with the congregation and gave a five minute impromptu speech admitting he is dependent on alcohol.
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Selma braces as schools stay closed during protests
Selma Alabama faced a fifth day of demonstrations as blacks occupy Selma High School and City Hall. City officials sought a court injunction from U.S. District Judge Charles Butler to reopen schools, with Mayor Joe Smitherman predicting campuses could reopen by Tuesday morning if granted. Protesters warned the injunction could worsen unrest after the Feb. 2 dismissal of Norward Roussell, Selma’s first Black superintendent, which sparked the closures of all 11 public schools following earlier shutdowns.
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Winter Storms Bring Snow, Cold Across Northwest and Plains
Snow fell in Montana as arctic air moves in, with temperatures sinking from weekend highs in the 40s to 60s to teens and 20s. A winter storm warning covered Washington Cascades and Olympics with up to 2 feet of snow. Oregon issued a snow advisory for the northern Cascades and winter storm watches for the Willamette Valley and northern and central coastal mountains. Gusts up to 60 mph caused a dust storm closing U S 87 in Montana. Temperatures rose to the 50s in the Pacific Northwest and reached the 70s to 80s in California and parts of the south.
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Illinois Weather Brief: Snow Possible Midweek Across Regions
The forecast covers Wednesday to Friday with rain and snow potential. Temperature ranges vary from the north in the 30s to central 40s and south in the 50s, with lows from the teens to near 40. Friday turns colder with more snow possible, highs in the 20s to 40s and lows in the teens to 20s. Weekend highs in the 30s and 40s with single day details. a trace of precipitation is noted today.
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Illinois Lottery results for Saturday draws
The Daily Game numbers were 6 5 7 and Pick Four 0 5 0 8. Lotto numbers 16 17 18 19 42 45 produced a $14 million estimated jackpot.
Commodity quotes snapshot from Mer chants Trading Co
Live market figures cover beef cattle and hogs with futures for Feb April June July contracts. Soybeans corn wheat and related commodities listed with March May July and other month quotes. Gold silver copper and Cotton and T bonds included with latest trading values.
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