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Partly sunny with a 30 percent chance of a late afternoon shower or thunderstorm. Highs near 80. West winds about 10 mph. Tonight and Tuesday mostly partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers or possible storms. Lows around 60. Highs 80 to 85.
Guatemalan activist sworn in as president
Ramiro de Leon Carpio, a respected human rights advocate, was sworn in as Guatemala's president after Congress held a special election authorized by the military. The move restored democracy days after the ouster of Jorge Serrano, who had seized emergency powers and near dictatorial control on May 25.
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GUATEMALA CITY
Guatemala
Congress
Ramiro de Leon Carpio
Jorge Serrano
Socialists win Spanish elections in Madrid victory
In Madrid and across Spain, Felipe Gonzalez's ruling Socialists won parliamentary elections on Sunday, overcoming economic woes and corruption allegations to stave off a strong conservative challenge led by the Popular Party. The result shows the center-right Nor Francoist shadow lingers but did not derail the Socialists.
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MADRID
Spain
Felipe Gonzalez
Francisco Franco
Broadway Honors Lean Season's Best at 1993 Tony Awards
New York AP reports Kiss of the Spider Woman and Angels in America Millennium Approaches led a lean season with top honors in acting and musicals while The Who's Tommy dominated production prizes. Spider Woman won most musical performance awards.
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NEW YORK
Who
Tommy
Italians Vote Against Old Guard in Mayoral Races Across Italy
Italians punished major parties that ran the country for four decades in a nationwide test of voter sentiment. Exit polls show many cities and towns voting for new mayors as Italy shifts to direct mayoral elections amid reform calls.
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ROME
Italy
Pa Senate set to tackle tax issues
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Senate reviews two tax reform bills trading business tax cuts for closing loopholes. One cuts corporate net income tax by 6.85 percent to boost gross receipts taxes on electric utilities, while a companion fixes a $27 million misstep to let losses be carried forward and applied to dividends from subsidiaries. Senate leaders note bipartisan support is needed due to a 24-24 split after Sen Lynch's death.
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HARRISBURG
Senate
Robert Mellon
D-Lackawanna
Robert P. Casey
J. William Lincoln
D-Fayette
Jack Freed
Lincoln
Senate Finance Committee
Francis Lynch
Robert Jubelirer
Blair
House
Ivan Irkin
D-Allegheny
Casey
Summer Fun Reading Challenge promotes Hershey Park trip
The Gettysburg Times partners with WMIX FM Fox 43 WPMT and Hershey Park to run a Summer Fun Reading Challenge for children ages four through 12. Complete five of ten activities between June 15 and July 15 and mail them by July 23 for a chance to win one of up to 1,500 free Hershey Park tickets for Literacy Day on September 11, 1993.
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Gettysburg Times
Tershey Park
WMLX-FM
Fox 43
Chocolate Town
Hershey Park
WMIX-FM
Fox
WPMT
Times
Barbara Bush
Pennsylvania
Linda Filer
Adams County Library
NIE
Marilyn Maitland
York
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Lebanon
Gettysburg Woman Killed in Route 15 Crash
A Gettysburg woman Patricia A. Singleton, 22, died at the scene after her disabled Ford Fairmont stalled on U.S. Route 15 south of Gettysburg. Passengers Bryan Varner, 18, and Michael Lott, 24, were injured while awaiting repairs. A northbound 1993 Nissan pickup driven by Richard Bishop left the roadway, hit Singleton’s car, causing a fire and multi-vehicle impact. Varner walked away to call for help. Lott and Bishop were injured. Police searched the area for a man who left the scene. The incident prompted ongoing investigation.
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Gettysburg
Cumberland Township
Cliff Molloy
Patricia A. Singleton
Molloy
Singleton
Ford Fairmont
Taneytown Road
Bryan R. Varner
Fairfield
Michael C. Lott
Bendersville
Varner
Lott
Richard L. Bishop
Annandale
Warner
Bishop
Pennsylvania
Donna Rodgers
Toby
Economic plan ready to bypass Finance panel
The Clinton deficit reduction package faces a Finance Committee split as Moynihan vows to push the plan to the Senate floor if Sen. Boren resists. A scaled-back energy tax and spending cuts are outlined, with Panetta stressing adherence to core principles.
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WASHINGTON
Senate Finance Committee
Clinton
Daniel P. Moynihan
D-NLY
David Boren
D-Okla
Boren
Moynihan
Senate
Finance Committee
Senor
White House
Leon Panetta
Panetta
John Breaux
D-La
Breaux
ABC
David Brinkley
Bob Dole
Kansas
Treasury
Lloyd Bentsen
Philadelphia central Pa battle over military bases
At a May hearing in Newark, Philadelphia leaders suggested central Pennsylvania residents would resist minorities relocating to a Harrisburg area base. The Patriot-News cited a videotape of the Base Realignment and Closure Commission hearing.
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HARRISBURG
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Sunday
Patriot-News
federal
Defense Department
Philadelpha
Bernard Anderson
University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School of Business
midstate
Anderson
Philadelph
Ed Rendell
U.S
Arlen Specter
R-Pa
Navy Ship Parts Control Center
Stephen R. Reed
ship parts
Reed
Rendell
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