Vatican Poland restore full diplomatic relations
The Vatican and Poland announce full diplomatic ties, the first between the Roman Catholic Church and a Warsaw Pact nation. The move honors John Paul II’s support for Solidarity, with Poland now eligible for a Vatican envoy and a full church state accord to follow.
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U.S. student wounded in shooting near university
In El Salvador near the University of El Salvador, government soldiers opened fire after a student march protesting the detention of Rene Antonio Cruz. At least eight people were wounded, including an American exchange student, with campuses locked down as a blaze consumed the rectory building and authorities blamed security forces for the incident.
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Vice President Dan Quayle Tours San Diego Meet
Vice President Dan Quayle begins a tour of the Dynamics facility in San Diego after landing today. He answers reporters questions about tech entrepreneurship and the administration’s stance as he meets local officials and business leaders during this visit.
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Kennedy Leads in Boston Poll on 1989 Democratic Candidates
On the twentieth anniversary of Chappaquiddick voters favor Senator Edward Kennedy over rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination in a national poll for The Boston Globe. Thirty percent say the tragedy disqualifies Kennedy, but most believe it should not rule him out, with 398 Democrats surveyed.
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Judge to Meet UMW Reps as Coal Talks Resume
Roanoke dispatch reports UMW and Pittston Coal Group prepare to meet with U.S. District Judge Glen Williams in Duffield Virginia to resolve disputes over union activity and a monthlong walkout. President Richard Trumka and Pittston President Michael Odom expected on hand as talks resume with federal mediator involvement. Southern West Virginia miners largely back on strike while Virginia governor urged negotiations.
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Argentina signs price freeze pact with major firms
Argentina's new government signed a price control pact with executives from about 400 major businesses to curb inflation now exceeding 200 percent monthly. The agreement, set to cover staple foods and clothing, aims for July 15 price levels with no fixed end date, rumored to last 90 days.
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Violent storms sweep across multiple states with hail and high winds
United Press International reports violent thunderstorms sweeping Nevada Iowa Arkansas Oklahoma bringing hail the size of baseballs to some areas and winds up to 90 mph in parts of Arkansas and Oklahoma. Dozens of damage reports were filed across southern Arkansas southeast Oklahoma northern Louisiana and west central Mississippi as heavy rain and hail also fell in Kansas cities. Continuous showers stretched from North Dakota to Missouri while coastal storms affected Virginia and North Carolina.
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Five Day Chicago Forecast and Illinois Lottery Updates
Illinois forecast through Friday calls for considerable cloudiness with a chance of showers each day and highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s with 60s overnight lows. Lottery results show daily game number 8 7 4, Pick Four 9 5 3 9, Little Lotto 21 25 26 31 34, and an estimated Lotto grand prize of 12 million dollars for Saturday.
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Noon commodity quotes from Merchants Trading Company
Live beef cattle and hogs prices for August through December, multiple futures. Soybeans, corn, wheat, soymeal, soy oil, cocoa, sugar, T bonds, oats, gold, cotton and silver quotes listed. Stock quotations provided by Blunt Ellis & Loewi partners.
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