Oregon plans extra security for LaRouche trial
Oregon officials prepare heightened security at Ogle County Courthouse as Lyndon LaRouche is subpoenaed to testify in the theft trial of Patricia Noble Schenk Ron Fredman and Richard Blomquist, employees of Midwest Circulation Corp. The case involves an elderly woman who says she lost more than 80000 dollars in cash and securities after intimidation. Security measures include metal detectors and searches. no loitering on the second floor during the two week trial.
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Ortega Extends Hand in Nicaragua After Election Shock
Following a stunning upset, Daniel Ortega conceded defeat, congratulated Violeta Chamorro, and offered national reconciliation. Chamorro welcomed him warmly as transition talks opened, with Carter and other observers pledging support.
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Bush admin urges Contras to cool it after Chamorro win
U S officials urge restraint by Contra rebels after Violeta Chamorro's victory in Nicaragua. Ambassador to Honduras sent to camps in southern Honduras to convey Washington's view on nonviolence and a peaceful transition.
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Thompson on special board Thompson named as Intelligence Oversight Board chair
In Washington Illinois Governor James R Thompson says he is deeply honored Bush intends to appoint him chair of the President s three member Intelligence Oversight Board created by Ford. The panel reports to the president and attorney general on intelligence activities that violate the law and reviews agency guidelines. Thompson notes the need for strong intelligence during global change. He is a four term governor not seeking re election.
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Rocky Statue Lays on Back in Philadelphia Controversy
An eight foot, 800 pound bronze statue of film character Rocky lies on its back with the Philadelphia skyline nearby. The statue, featured in two Rocky films, sparks debate among residents over whether it should remain atop the Philadelphia Museum of Art stairs.
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Woman dies in Rochelle apartment fire
Bertha Dravis, 77, of 410 Sixth Ave, Rochelle, died Monday in a third floor apartment fire suspected to have started from a couch after a neighbor reported the blaze at 6 10 p m. Fire department personnel found her on the living room floor as rolling flames were seen through the window. Fire Chief Tom McDermott said the fire may have been caused by careless smoking.
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Oregon City adopts mandatory recycling ordinance
Oregon City voters approve a solid waste and curbside recycling ordinance making recycling mandatory for all residents starting Thursday. Violators face a $50 fine. About 1,200 households will receive yellow bins from Moring Disposal with weekly pickup on trash day. Bins cost half to residents, with a $6 replacement fee if lost. Newspapers, glass, aluminum, tin, and plastic two liter bottles and milk jugs go in separate bags.
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