U.N. nations soften on MiG incident
Non-aligned nations at the United Nations backed off a full condemnation of the United States for the downing of Libyan MiG jets. They urged only deploring the destruction and removed provisions calling for Washington to refrain from new air attacks. A vote on the modified resolution was expected next.
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Giuliani Keeps Mayor Bid Door Open in New York
In a Manhattan news conference Rudolph Giuliani says he will leave federal prosecutors’ office at end of January but has not ruled out running for mayor against incumbent Ed Koch. He notes ongoing public service intent while Republicans urge a fusion candidacy with the Liberal Party amid Koch’s corruption scandal fallout.
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Pilot may have shut down wrong engine in crash
Investigators say one of the Boeing 737 engines failed after a shutdown of the engine that was still working, causing a crash near central England that killed 44 of 126 aboard. Transport officials say no firm conclusions until wreckage is examined.
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Illinois joins 14 states in insurance reform push
Washington reports consumer advocates in 14 states led by Citizen Action press for sweeping industry reform after California Prop 103 success. The drive targets property and casualty coverage including auto insurance and calls Congress to repeal the industry antitrust exemption. An elected insurance commissioner would oversee rate changes if passed.
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Jackson to endorse Sawyer in Chicago mayoral race
The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson is expected to endorse Mayor Sawyer in the Democratic primary, reports say. Chicago Sun Times cites close associates saying Jackson’s mind is made up and he will meet Sawyer on return from Africa. Sawyer’s challengers led by Alderman Bobby Rush intend to seek Jackson’s support review upon his return.
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Steinberg defense keeps insanity option open in Steinberg case
Defense lawyers for Joel Steinberg maintain the possibility of an insanity plea as psychiatrists prepare a court ordered evaluation. A prosecution selected doctor will assess Steinberg while his partner Hedda Nussbaum, a key witness, faces ongoing psychiatric questions amid the high profile murder trial and related allegations of long term abuse.
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High winds sweep West with Utah January tornado
United Press International reports strong winds across California and Nevada with gusts over 40 mph in Sandberg and near 30 mph in Lancaster. Utah logs its first January tornado since 1950 near Salt Lake City, causing roof damage in Sandy and asphalt shingles loss. Snow showers persist from Michigan to Washington, with 3 inches in northwest Utah valleys and 4 to 6 inches in northern Utah mountains.
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Weekend temperature forecast with rain chances
A warming trend develops with a chance of showers by Sunday. Friday highs in the 30s and teens at night, north to lower 20s south. Sunday highs reach the 40s to mid 50s, with nights in the upper 20s to upper 30s. Dixon shows a high of 37 Tuesday and a low near 24. Illinois Lottery results include the daily game winning number 4 0 8 and Pick Four 5 8 1 8. Lotto prize estimate for Saturday is $13 million.
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Markets Noon Commodity Quotes From Merchants Trading Co
Noon market quotes list futures in beef cattle hogs pork bellies and feeders plus grains soybeans corn wheat and related commodities with prices for multiple contracts and months. The data are supplied by Merchants Trading Co and quotes providers Majewski Beeler and Beeler.
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