Violence Escalates as Azerbaijan Armenia Clash Deepens
Across Nagorno Karabakh and northern Azerbaijan armies clash amid a state of emergency. Interior Ministry reports 56 killed and 156 injured as thousands of Armenians and Azerbaijanis clash. Troops and KGB deployed. reports of pogroms and arson amid ethnic fighting.
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Armenia
Nagorno-Karabakh
Karabakh
World leaders meet in Vienna on historic military talks
Gen Colin Powell joins Gen Mikhail Moiseyev and officers from about 30 nations for a three week meeting under Confidence and Security Building Measures. The NATO Warsaw Pact and neutral states discuss future defense policies amid Eastern Europe shifts and calls to remove foreign troops.
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Warsaw Pact
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Czechoslovakia
Hungary
East Germany
Communist Party
Gregor Gysi
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Moiseyev
Soviet Union
Moscow
Maresca
Army plans to burn chemical weapons
The Army will burn about 30 000 tons of chemical weapons at Aberdeen Proving Ground in a nine year 3 1 billion program to destroy arsenals by 1997. Sixteen month test begins March on a Pacific site before destruction at eight other sites across Maryland Kentucky Alabama Utah Indiana Oregon Arkansas and Colorado amid environmental safety worries.
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Campeau Corp
Federated Department Stores Inc
Allied Stores Corp
Cincinnati
U.S
Argentine tourist bus crash in Brazil kills 18
An Argentine tourist bus rolled over on a southern Brazil highway killing 18 passengers and injuring 15. The bus was from Ticsa lines with 35 aboard, all Argentines, near Porto Alegre. Police say the vehicle wedged between two bridges after the crash.
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Schirner
East German protesters face riot charges over secret police HQ storm
Prosecutors consider criminal charges against protesters who ransacked East Berlin secret police headquarters. Dieter Winderlich said the eight story building suffered hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage as opposition groups kept violence in check. A workers strike in Gera and Gorbachev’s possible East Berlin visit were also noted.
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East Germany
Winderlich
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RIAS
Bonn
Die Welt
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Gorbachev
Hans Modrow
Dirk Bachmann
AT&T repairs nationwide long distance outage
AT&T restored service after technicians replaced a faulty software program in its switching centers causing a nine hour nationwide outage. Spokeswoman Daisy Ottmann said traffic was building and the network is again operating normally. AT&T controls about 70 percent of long distance. MCI and US Sprint reported no problems.
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At&t
Daisy Ottmann
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
MCI Communications Corp
US Sprint
January thaw cools East as West rains approach
A January thaw moves through the East with mild, moist winds from the Southwest. A new storm heads toward the West Coast bringing rain to Oregon and northern and central California. Temperatures in the Northeast resemble late March while the Southeast enjoys sunny skies and potential record readings. Highs range from the low 30s at the Canadian border to the low 50s in New York City. Fog may form in southern Iowa to Illinois and Missouri, with light snow possible in Nebraska and South Dakota as cooling begins. New England foresees cloudy, breezy conditions Wednesday, with Vermont rain or showers and a mix of freezing rain, sleet and snow in Maine and New Hampshire. Laredo and Presidio, Texas, hit 82 degrees as Monday’s hot spots.
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Illinois and Dixon Weather and Lotteries Report
National temperatures show Dixon reaching a high of 51 and a low of 25 with 0.12 inch precipitation. Illinois forecast calls for mild Thursday then colder Friday and Saturday with rain and snow chances and highs in the 30s. Lottery numbers drawn Monday include Illinois State Lottery picks 4 2 5, Pick Four 5 3 0 1, Little Lotto 12 15 19 25 32, with an estimated Lotto grand prize of 10 million dollars.
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Illinois
Commodity futures snapshot from midday markets
Live cattle hogs pork bells soybeans corn wheat and metals trade shown with contract months and prices. Quotes courtesy Merchants Trading Co reflect midday activity across beef hogs beans corn and precious metals with notable prices for gold cotton and silver futures.
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