Hunger and terror grip besieged Juba in Sudan conflict
In Khartoum a U N airlift ferried Westerners out as Juba's residents endure shelling and siege. Relief workers say thousands are trapped with dwindling food while civilians dig trenches to shelter from rocket fire. Rebels and government forces fight as fear and hunger mount.
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Jet crash survivor charged after cocaine through body
Antonio Zuluaga, gravely injured in Avianca Flight 52 crash near Kennedy, was charged at Nassau County Medical Center with drug possession after reportedly passing about 5 ounces of cocaine in condoms. A second passenger faces similar claims amid the first crash lawsuit seeking 202.5 million dollars against Avianca.
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New Jersey
Elizabeth General Hospital
McDonald's Opens in Moscow During Gorbachev Reforms
McDonald's opened in Moscow drawing hundreds who sampled their first American hamburger amid the Golden Arches and Soviet flag. The 14 year project, aided by reform era changes, plans to serve up to 15,000 daily with a fully integrated supply chain including bakery dairy meat processing and storage facilities.
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Kabul car bomb kills six injures 122
An Afghan capital car bomb killed six and wounded 122, destroying nearby vehicles and damaging buildings within 220 yards. No claim yet, but report blamed U.S. backed Moslem rebels. the blast occurred in central Kabul.
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Ex Guam leader Bordallo kills self in Guam city
Former Guam governor Ricardo Ricky Bordallo tied to a statue in a busy intersection draped in the national flag and chained to the sculpture before shooting himself with a .38 pistol. He died at Naval Hospital after brain injuries. He had been due to begin a four year prison term in Boron, California for witness tampering and obstruction.
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Boron
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First fetal heart surgery reported at London hospital
Dr Lindsey Allan at Guy's Hospital described what she called the first successful fetal heart surgery. A balloon catheter corrected a fetal heart valve defect in an unborn boy after two in utero procedures at 31 and 33 weeks. The baby was born Jan 4 and required postnatal surgery. he remains seriously ill. Parents remain unidentified.
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Bitter cold drives storm toward Great Lakes with blizzard risk
Arctic air from the Yukon advances into the northern Plains and Great Lakes as a storm merges with the cold front. Snow is forecast for the central Rockies, Arizona mountains, and New England sees heavy snow with temperatures plunging. arctic cold drops International Falls to 11 below zero as rain and storms affect the southeastern coast and Florida.
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Dixon Illinois Weather and Lottery Totals
Dixon reports high Tuesday near 44 degrees and a low around 16 as an Illinois forecast calls for rain or snow risk in the south this weekend. North temperatures stay in the 30s to 40s with teens to 20s in the north and 30s in the south. Tuesday drawing numbers were 4 4 0 for Illinois State Lottery daily game, Pick Four 0 3 1 6, Lotto jackpot estimated at 5 million.
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Commodity quotes and live futures wrap from noon session
Markets desk lists noon quotes for beef, hogs, pork bellies and grains. Live cattle and feeder cattle futures span Feb through Apr contracts while soybeans, corn, wheat and meal trade across March May July and August. Metals, energy and softs show March and other front months with prices noted.
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