European Storm Leaves Wide Toll Across Six Nations
A hurricane force European storm battered western Europe on Thursday into Friday, killing at least 45 people and injuring hundreds. France, Denmark, West Germany and others reported buildings damaged, scaffolding toppled, and traffic disrupted as the storm moved from the Atlantic across the continent toward the North Sea. Nuclear plant officials said surveillance would rise but no radiation leak occurred.
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Senate Upheld Bush Veto On Chinese Students Deportation
The Senate voted 62 to 37 to override President Bush s veto of a bill protecting 40 000 Chinese students in the United States and keeping China policy intact amid Democratic pressure. Bush urged China to respect human rights and invited 37 dissenting Republicans to the White House for beverages.
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East German leader Modrow seeks talks with Israel on reparation ties
East Germany's Hans Modrow said Germany should establish diplomatic relations with Israel and discuss reparations. He indicated East Germany would pursue talks on war crimes and Nazi atrocities, while stressing the need for a broader European approach to reconciliation.
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Moscow critics blame handling of Azerbaijan violence
Soviet opposition deputies accused the government of delaying action in the Azerbaijan Armenians conflict and relying on force. They urged an emergency Supreme Soviet session to mediate and set a troop withdrawal deadline.
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Bush to seek SDI boost amid Congress spending squeeze
President Bush plans a fiscal 1991 SDI increase to about 4.8 billion, arguing Congress cut Star Wars funding last year. Sources say the total is roughly 1 billion more than the prior year’s 3.8 billion after a period of cuts and the first decrease since Reagan’s approach six years ago. A separate Panama notice reports Lt. Col. Luis Papa Cordova, once the U.S. fugitives list top target, detained at a hotel after a tip.
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Two U S bases to be closed in Greece
In Athens the U S plans to shutter two of its four major military installations in Greece. Leaders of coalition partners confirm the disclosure after a government meeting with Premier Xenophon Zolotas. The move follows a five year base pact ending in December 1988.
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Major snowstorm heads toward Canada after battering Northwest
A powerful snowstorm plowed the Northwest and central Great Lakes with up to 17 inches, knocking out power and disrupting air and road traffic. Forecasters warned of more snow and winds through the weekend as arctic air follows from the Rockies to the Appalachians. Gale warnings covered much of the Great Lakes and New England coast, while Illinois saw heavy snow and roof damage.
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Illinois Weather Outlook and Lottery Figures
Illinois forecast shows a chance of rain or snow in the north and rain in the south from Sunday into Tuesday with highs ranging from the upper 30s to the 50s and lows from the low 20s to the 40s. Lottery results note Thursday draws: Illinois State Lottery daily numbers 5 7 0 and Pick Four 3 1 3 0 with Lotto jackpot estimated at 23 million dollars.
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Commodity quotes and futures list from Mer chants Trading Co
Noon market summary shows live cattle and hogs prices for Feb through Aug contracts, pork belly and feeder cattle bids, grains including soybeans corn wheat with March May July Sept and Dec, soy products and metals such as gold silver copper and cotton. Includes T bonds and oats futures.
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