Bush Wins Edge In Troop Compromise In Europe
US Soviet bargain limits 195000 troops per side in Central Europe with the US allowed to station 30000 additional troops in Britain Italy and Spain. Baker announced the deal after Ottawa Open Skies talks as NATO and Warsaw Pact push toward a 23 nation treaty though combat aircraft remain disputed and other weapons to be limited.
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Indian jet crashes in Bangalore. 91 dead reported
An Indian Airlines Airbus A320 with 146 aboard crashed on final approach to Bangalore airport, burst into flames, killing 91. Surviving passengers are being treated for burns and injuries as authorities investigate the cause. The flight originated in Bombay and arrived amid questions about pilot training and aircraft maintenance.
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Aspen fur ban defeated in Aspen Colo election
Aspen voters rejected a fur ban by about two to one despite a national animal rights campaign drawing activists from as far away as Sweden. They also approved growth measures including expanding a luxury hotel, widening the highway, and a bond for employee housing, while discussing business and monetary gain over broader values.
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Drexel Burnham Bankruptcy Drags On as Liquidation Begins
AP reports Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc parent company faces years of proceedings as firms avoid trading, banks shun lending, and the firm starts selling its bond portfolio while staff search for new jobs amid a collapse former megafirm. Perrier to withdraw mineral water worldwide after solvent traces found in bottles, recalls exceed one million in the Netherlands.
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East German Premier Modrow Ends Bonn Summit With Promises
East German Premier Hans Modrow wrapped up a Bonn summit with promises of major West German investment but no immediate bailout funds. He and Chancellor Helmut Kohl agreed to talks on making the West German mark the East German currency eventually. Ottawa talks among the four wartime allies backed reunification talks, with details deferred until East Germany’s March 18 elections. West Germany later said it would inject about 4.2 billion dollars into this year's budget for East German recovery projects.
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Exxon, Justice Depart Negotiate Plea Over Valdez Spill
Anonymous government sources report plea negotiations between Exxon Corp and the Justice Department over environmental criminal charges tied to last year’s Exxon Valdez oil spill. Spokeswoman Deborah Burstion-Wade would not confirm charges or negotiations. settlement could come within a month.
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Arctic blast chills Central Plains. Texas spared by warmth
The arctic blast ends a seven week warm spell in the Central Plains and moves toward Texas as frigid highs arrive from Montana to Minnesota. Sub zero readings in Bismarck contrast with warmer Southeast forecasts, while Valentine showers spread from north central Texas to the Great Lakes. Winter storm watches cover parts of Nebraska, Kansas, and Missouri, with snow possible in northern Arizona and surrounding states. Freezing rain expected in the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles as a Pacific Northwest storm adds snow to Washington.
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Illinois weekend forecast and lottery results
Illinois extends forecast Friday through Sunday with snow or rain possible in the north and rain in the south Friday, dry days Saturday and Sunday. Friday highs range from the lower 30s in the north to the mid 50s in the south, with weekend highs in the 20s to 40s and teens to 20s at night. Tuesday lottery results show Daily Game numbers 8 2 8, Pick Four 5 0 7 6, and an estimated Lotto jackpot of 22 dollars.
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Commodity quotes from Merchants Trading Company noon desk
Live beef cattle bids span February to August with values from 71.05 to 79.42 while live hogs range 47.67 to 52.90 and pork bellies from 49.20 to 52.60. Feeder cattle March 82.02 and April 80.90 complement grains soybeans 5.6542 to 5.93 and corn 2.4142 to 2.521. Other futures include wheat 3.8554 to 3.65, oats 1.40, gold 420.20, cotton 68.95, silver 5.33 to 5.50, with T-Bonds 94.09.
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