Bush aims to bring Panama invasion troops home
President Bush in the Rose Garden with Gen Maxwell Thurman and Defense Secretary Cheney said troops in Panama should return home as soon as possible while noting security concerns. He praised Panama’s new government under Guillermo Endara and outlined plans to help democracy and economy, with about 18,900 U.S. troops remaining.
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Armenian Azerbaijan clashes surge in Nagorno Karabakh crisis
Moscow reports 58 dead, 169 injured as Armenian and Azerbaijani forces clash over Nagorno Karabakh. Barricades block roads and airfields while 50,000 rally in Yerevan seeking armaments. Tass notes thousands mass on hills and refugee inflow grows.
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Jet hijack attempt on Texas flight ends without injuries
A Cuban-born man aboard an America West flight from Houston to Las Vegas tried to hijack the Boeing 737 in Austin claiming a bomb. He was overpowered by Capt. Lloyd Polk after he released most passengers and crew. No bomb found. FBI to charge for air piracy and kidnapping.
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Communists blame New Forum for East Berlin violence
East German Communists warned the peaceful revolution could threaten May elections after blaming New Forum for Monday’s assault on a secret police headquarters in East Berlin. New Forum denied responsibility though a protest flier urged stone taking as symbolic door sealing.
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Dukakis says campaign took toll on state and family
Gov. Michael Dukakis told Massachusetts residents in his final State of the State address that his presidential bid drained energy and time, and hurt his family. He noted the toll on his wife Kitty, who recently entered alcoholism treatment, while insisting no further blame is in the public interest.
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Warm January Break Temperatures Across Much of U S
The AP notes spring like highs surpassing January averages by over 25 degrees from the Gulf states to southern New England. Showers, thunderstorms and fog stretch from the Gulf Coast through the Ohio Valley while the Southeast enjoys sun. Chicago records 57 degrees on its typical coldest day as a front moves south spawning rain and snow across avenues from Nebraska to Mississippi.
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Dixon Illinois Weather Outlook Next Few Days
Dixon temperatures forecast shows Tuesday high near 55 and a low around 10 with 0.21 inch precipitation. The extended forecast from Friday through Sunday predicts partly cloudy skies with a chance of rain or snow in the south half around Friday and daytime highs in the lower 30s to lower 40s. Lows range from the teens to the lower 20s in the north and in the 20s in the south.
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Illinois Lottery Daily Game Drawn Numbers and Jackpot
Winning numbers from Tuesday for the Illinois Lottery daily game were 9 9 0. The Pick Four sequence drawn was 0 5 0 5. The Lotto jackpot is estimated at 11 million dollars.
Live Commodity Quotes from Merchants Trading Company
Today's noon commodity update lists futures for beef cattle hogs pork bellies feeder cattle soybeans corn wheat and associated markets. Prices span Feb through Dec contracts with metals and cotton also shown.
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