Cheney Points at DMZ as North Korea Sees Back
Defense Secretary Dick Cheney, at a moonlit DMZ post in Chorwon, says communism remains a hostile force in Asia despite shifts in Europe. He tours the outpost by helicopter, notes brutal 1950s battles nearby, and pledges U.S. resolve to defend freedom with South Korea.
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Average phone bill falls in 1989
The FCC said average residential telephone costs dropped 4.9 percent in 1989 as lower long-distance prices offset higher local charges. CPI data show local charges up 0.6 percent while toll and interstate rates fell, with a 95 city survey noting the average monthly local service charge at $12.28 in October 1989, down from $12.32 a year prior.
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Tulip growers flood waterways with banned pesticides in Netherlands
In Leiden and the bulb growing region, water officials report pesticides in surface waters far above norms. Long banned substances such as DDT, aldrin, and dieldrin were found. It is not yet clear if levels threaten public health. About one fifth of the Netherlands 39 500 acre bulb area sits north of the western city.
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Riots Spread to Uzbekistan Samarkand Struck by Ethnic Clashes
Rioting in Central Asia moved into Uzbekistan with Armenian minority clashes in Samarkand. Interior Ministry troops deployed and a curfew imposed as Tass and Radio Moscow reported inflammatory leaflets, refugee tensions from Azerbaijan, and arrests for anti Armenian activity in Samarkand and surrounding areas along with reports of disrupted telephone links to Tashkent. Samarkand, a historic city of 390000 people, sits 1700 miles southeast of Moscow near ancient Tamberlane sites.
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Opposition to accept clean victory in Nicaragua vote
In Managua the main opposition coalition said it would recognize a Sandinista win if the election is fair. UNO campaign manager Antonio Lacayo said a Sandinista victory would only be accepted if international observers deem the vote free and fair.
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Southeast storms trigger tornadoes floods and school closures
Thunderstorms caused tornadoes and flooding in the Southeast while a Pacific storm moved into the West dumping up to 3 feet of snow in northern California’s Sierra Nevada. In the Reno Carson City area the storm forced school closings disrupted traffic and nearly shuttered state and local governments as police urged businesses to close early.
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Weather forecast and lottery results report
Monday to Wednesday will be warmer and partly cloudy with a chance of rain on Tuesday and Wednesday. Snow possible in northern sections with highs from the mid 30s to mid 40s north and mid 40s to around 50 south. Lows range from the 20s in the north to the 30s in the south. Illinois Daily Game numbers are 6 0 7. Pick Four winners 3 1 4 7. Little Lotto numbers 15 18 20 26 34. Estimated Lotto jackpot today is 25 million dollars.
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Commodity quotes and futures from Merchants Trading Co
Friday closing quotes cover live cattle hogs pork bellies feeder cattle soybeans corn wheat and related futures with prices for March April May June July Aug Sept and November contracts plus metals and energy benchmarks from ComEd Nicor USF&G and more.
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