Groups say they're under surveillance in Hungary election
Opposition leaders in Budapest accused the Interior Ministry of secretly monitoring their operations as Hungary prepares its first free elections in 44 years. They displayed what they alleged are state security papers detailing campaign plans and meetings with names and dates, while a security official questioned the documents' authenticity.
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Fidesz
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Ferenc Koeszeg
Free Democrats
Reinhardt Weisshuhn
Berlin
Weisshuhn
Beszele
Koeszeg
Balint Magyar
Jozsef Antall
Hungarian Democratic Forum
Bush allocates 184.6 million disaster aid for Hugo quake recovery
President Bush released 184.6 million in disaster aid for Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake. Funds cover school reconstruction in Virgin Islands Puerto Rico South Carolina and North Carolina transfer of patients to VA facilities debris removal park and facility repairs and historic property stabilization.
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Eisenhower granddaughter to wed Soviet rocket scientist
Washington reports Susan Eisenhower, Dwight Eisenhower's granddaughter, will marry Roald Sagdeev, a leading Soviet rocket scientist and reformer. They plan a Feb 9 civil ceremony in Moscow followed by a blessing at the U.S. Embassy. Sagdeev notes he has no religious assignment. Eisenhower is Protestant.
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Paroled killer charged in eight slayings in Rochester
Arthur Shawcross, a 44 year old paroled killer from Rochester, was ordered held without bail after being charged in the slayings of eight women. Authorities say they link him to 11 total killings over two years. A police helicopter spot led to the arrest and he told officers where to find three bodies.
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N.Y
Arthur Shawcross
Gordon F. Urlacher
Gadhafi warns East Europe against Western democracy
Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi, speaking at Bab Aziziya near Tripoli, urged Eastern Europe to reject Western style democracy, warning of unemployment inflation and war. He also urged Jews to counter migrate from Israel, saying Libya and other Arab nations would welcome them as nationals, amid his critique of capitalism and support for a new Jamahiriya system.
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Palestine
Peru violence worsens in 1989 with 3198 deaths
A Senate human rights panel reports 1989 Peru violence at 3,198 deaths, the highest since the conflict began in 1980. Civilians accounted for 1,450, with rebels 1,251 and security forces 348. The commission cites economic damage of about 3.2 billion dollars last year and notes rising unidentified terrorist activity.
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Peru
Shining Path
Tupac Amaru
Lebanon
Winter Storms Struck Wide Regions Across U S
Heavy snow hit northern Utah with 4 to 11 inch accumulations in the mountains and 3 to 4 inches in Utah County. Snow touched the Lake Superior shore and drifted over parts of New York and North Dakota. Rain spread across the South from South Carolina to Florida while Miami logged a record high of 83. Gallup New Mexico posted a Friday low of minus 7.
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Illinois Lottery Draws and Weather Outlook
Springfield report notes Friday’s Illinois State Lottery Daily Game numbers 2 5 5 and Pick Four 9 8 4 9. Little Lotto winners were 08 15 21 22 31. Lotto jackpot estimated at 5 million. Weather outlook predicts Monday to Wednesday with partly cloudy periods and cool highs in the 40s north 50s south and lows in the 20s north 30s south.
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Commodity futures snapshot with multiple market quotes
Live cattle, hogs, pork bellies, feeders, soybeans, corn, wheat, meal, oils, cocoa, sugar, T bonds, oats, gold, cotton, and silver listed with contract months and prices courtesy of Merchants Trading Company. Includes Feb, Mar, May, Jul, Aug and other month specs across many commodities.
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