Pentagon may act against Paisley in contract probe
The Pentagon expected to take legal action against Melvyn Paisley and others in a defense industry contract fraud probe. Actions may bar Paisley from current government work, with reviews of William Galvin Norden Systems and ORI Inc. and broader contractor scrutiny continuing as early as today.
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Federal judge keeps Iran contra charges for Oliver North
UPI reports Judge Gerhard Gesell reserved ruling on dismissal of two central Iran Contra charges against Oliver North. He pressed for an official of the administration to declare refusal to release classified documents, as Walsh prepared Thornburgh letters and related security arguments. The case continues on 12 remaining counts.
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Gadhafi Threatens Retaliation Over Suspected Libyan Plant
In Tripoli Col Muammar Gadhafi warned of retaliation if the United States attacks the Rabta facility claimed to be a chemical weapons site. He said America would destroy a factory that poses no danger and urged readiness to strike back at American targets, after unclear U.S. evidence.
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World AIDS cases rise 40 percent in 1988 WHO
World Health Organization figures show AIDS cases worldwide climbed to 132,976 by year end 1988, a 39.5 percent rise from 1987. The United States accounted for about 60.6 percent of cases, with Uganda France Brazil among others, while many regions, especially Africa, remain underreported.
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Abortion effects inconclusive: Koop reports to Reagan
Surgeon General C Everett Koop told President Reagan that current evidence on abortion's psychological impact cannot prove either side's claims. He stressed he avoided value judgments while reviewing scientific and medical experts, anti abortion groups, Planned Parenthood and others. The 32 page letter arrives as the Supreme Court agrees to review Missouri abortion law challenging Roe v Wade.
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Thompson delays clemency ruling amid DNA test delays
Gov James Thompson defends slow consideration of Gary Dotson clemency asking for proof from DNA tests and a sobriety program before ruling, replying to Camille Dotson's charge of broken word. He notes tests and Dotson's treatment must be satisfactory before any decision.
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Winter storm spurs upstate New York snowfall and travel woes
United Press International reports a winter storm sweeping through upstate New York dumped as much as 20 inches at Barnes Corners and 14 inches at Lowville while sleet impacted states from Delaware to Tennessee. The National Weather Service warned of snow squalls in northern New York and flood risks in Oregon from rain. Interstate 81 traffic stalled for hours from Sandy Creek to Adams. Forecasters issued snow and sleet advisories for parts of Delaware Maryland Virginia Tennessee and North Carolina as snow spread to western North Carolina eastern Tennessee and northern mountains of North Carolina.
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Illinois Weather and Lottery Numbers Brief
Illinois extended forecast shows Thursday snow in the north and rain in the south with highs in the mid to upper 30s north and mid 40s south. Lows range from the teens to the low 20s north and mid to upper 20s south. Sunny Friday and Saturday with warmer Saturday highs near 40 north and mid 40s south. Winning lottery numbers were 0-9-3 for the daily game, 7-0-1-1 for Pick Four, and 1-2-6-17-21 for Cash Five.
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Market quotes at noon from merchants trading firm
Commodities and futures prices listed for live cattle hogs pork bellies feeders soybeans corn wheat soy products and metals with March May and other contract months. Prices shown for cattle hogs soybeans corn wheat cocoa sugar tea base metals and precious metals reflect the noon session.
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