Nicaraguan gunners claim down two helicopters near border
The Nicaraguan government said anti air craft gunners hit two helicopters that attacked a border post in Nueva Segovia and crashed after fleeing to Honduras. Honduras denied aircraft flew from its territory. Costa Rica planned to complain to the OAS as fighting with rebels intensified along the Costa Rica border.
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Nicaragua
Honduras
Costa Rica
Carlos Jose Gutierrez
Washington
Organization of American States
Foreign Ministry
Honduran
Los Arenales
Nueva Segovia
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Defense Ministry
Israeli pullout stalls as troops stay in southern Lebanon
NAQOURA PORT Lebanon AP hundreds of Israeli troops remain in south Lebanon despite a government vow to pull out by the third anniversary of the June 6 invasion. Sources say final withdrawal is near but no date given, with several dozen troops to linger for weeks.
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Inmate Indicted in Guard's Death at Texas Prison
Ramon Mata Jr., 36, already serving 30 years for murder, was indicted by a Walker County grand jury on capital murder charges in the stabbing death of Minnie Houston, 41, a Texas Department of Corrections guard. Houston was killed with a 15 inch butcher knife as she supervised inmate trustees at the Ellis Unit dining area.
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Sheriff's Office
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Sikh militants rally at Golden Temple in Amritsar
About 5,000 Sikhs gathered at the Golden Temple to condemn the army assault a year earlier. The rally praised militants who died, urged defiance, and referenced Indira Gandhi's assassination. Security forces deployed over 100,000 in Punjab to curb violence.
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AT&T rate hike splits opinions in Texas
AP reports AT&T Communications seeks a rate increase as PUC staff recommends $81 million, a concession amid losses since the 1984 Bell breakup. AT&T argues further relief needed while acknowledging some costs may be offset by tax changes and wage rises. Attorneys for Texas Municipal League back an $18 million increase, questioning who bears the costs.
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Bell System
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