Cristiani confronted over Jesuit massacre in El Salvador
In a televised address President Alfredo Cristiani acknowledged some armed forces involvement in the November 16 Jesuit killings. Jesuit university leaders and US officials urged a thorough investigation and prosecutions, while a joint chiefs report noted 47 elite troops questioned.
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Attacks Vowed on U S Troops by Philippine Guerrillas
New People’s Army spokesman Aryel Miranda in Angeles City said the a new year offensive will target American soldiers and Filipino collaborators near Clark Air Base and other allied sites. He warned against delays, as talks on base status continue toward a 1991 lease expiry and possible extension.
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Radical protests greet U S ambassador in Kwangju Korea
Radical students burned an effigy of U S ambassador Donald Gregg and Roh Tae-woo to protest his visit in Kwangju. About 500 protesters clashed with 900 riot police at Chosun University as tear gas and firebombs were used. Gregg, touring the city, reportedly did not witness the clashes.
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Papal nuncio says Noriega threatened massacre to seek Vatican refuge
The papal nuncio in Panama told L Tempo that Gen. Manuel Noriega threatened a massacre unless given refuge in the Vatican embassy. He said Noriega demanded a decision within 15 minutes and warned of guerrilla war in Chiriqui if refused. Gaitan aided Noriega’s surrender to U.S. forces.
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Stormy Weather Hits Pacific Northwest and South
The Associated Press reports renewed stormy weather headed toward the Pacific Northwest after heavy rain and winds since Saturday. Mudslides and power outages rose in Northern California with threats of flooding in Oregon and Washington, while rain persisted across the South and mid-Atlantic.
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Illinois extended forecast: mild to cloudy days this week
A detailed regional forecast for Illinois covers Wednesday through Friday with mild conditions Wednesday, cloudy Thursday, and cooler, oily cloudy Friday. Daytime highs range from the 40s north to the 60s south, with Friday cooling to the 30s north and near 50 south. Overnight lows mostly in the 30s north and 40s south, dipping Friday night.
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Illinois Lottery Sunday Draws Highlight $5 Million Jackpot
The Illinois State Lottery revealed winning numbers for the daily game as 5 6 6 and the Pick Four 6 2 1 0. The Lotto jackpot was estimated at 5 million dollars.
Commodity quotes and futures from Mer chants Trading Co
Today's noon commodity quotes show live cattle and hogs, pork bellies, feeders, soybeans, corn, wheat, soybean meal and oil, cocoa, sugar, T bonds, oats, gold, cotton and silver with month and contract details for Feb through Dec and March through July dates.
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