Poland to form pro democracy left wing party
Warsaw leaders announced a plan to dismantle the Polish United Workers Party and replace it with a pro democracy social democratic group led by a new generation. Rakowski said he will not seek leadership as the party shifts to endorse parliamentary democracy and expunge communism.
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Paul Newman Turns 65 and Plans Quiet Birthday Dinner
Actor Paul Newman becomes eligible for Social Security at 65 and plans a quiet birthday dinner with wife Joanne Woodward. He spent the day racing cars in Daytona, Florida, a hobby his wife tolerates as he notes his ballet interest. Despite Social Security, studios still bid about 3 million dollars for his film work.
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Nation's oldest vet Louella Luhrman dies at 108
Louise Luhrman, a World War I Army nurse described as the nation's oldest veteran, died at 108 in Menlo Park California. Born in 1881 in Germany she emigrated to the United States as a child and joined the Army in 1918 serving at Camp Lewis Washington before discharge in 1919.
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United States
Atlantic
Surgeons find white powder in crash victim’s intestines
In Manhasset New York surgeons removing drug-filled condoms from the bowels of a crash victim reported finding more than a pound of cocaine. The severely injured passenger, identified as No 7, admitted the drug after doctors asked what the substance was. Police monitored the bedside as the man faced questions.
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Robert Ward
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Fuel concerns cited in Avianca Flight 52 crash near Long Island
Melville New York AP federal investigators said crew feared fuel shortage before the Boeing 707 crash that killed 72. The crew discussed low fuel after an aborted Bogota landing, but a declared emergency was not made. 89 survived, with 9 identified. one crew member, the chief steward, survived.
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Soviets capture extremist leaders in Azerbaijan
Soviet forces seized leaders of extremist groups in Azerbaijan amid plans to seize administrative buildings and prisons. More than 1,000 uniforms and arms were found at the Azerbaijani People's Front headquarters as about 150 people were detained in Baku. Defense Minister Yazov cited the January 19 entry to stop nationalists. Talks on Nagorno Karabakh remain with Armenian-Azeri negotiators in Riga, conditioned by Azerbaijan demanding Armenia renounce its claim.
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Trad
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Azerbaijani People’s Front
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Weather report by zones and final lake data
Douglas County weather divides into zones with varied conditions from wind and cold to sunny and cool. Highs range from the upper 20s to mid 40s across zones with nightly lows near 10 to 25 and a mix of clear and partly cloudy skies. Clinton Lake readings note 37 degree water, lake level 875.69 feet, normal 875.5 feet.
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Travel outlook across Missouri Nebraska Colorado and Oklahoma
Missouri clears tonight with lows in the 20s to low 30s Sunday sunny. Nebraska clears and turns colder tonight with lows from 5 to 17. Colorado snow increases late tonight with mountain lows near zero to 10 and valley highs 25 to 35. Oklahoma remains fair Sunday with highs from 40s to 50s and chilly nights. Road info from Kansas Highway Patrol and Turnpike Authority listed.
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Bush's son faces action over Silverado S&L conflicts
Federal regulators will file an administrative action against Neil Bush, 35, former Silverado Banking, Savings and Loan director, alleging conflicts of interest in approving large loans to a business associate. If upheld, the cease and desist would restrict his future duties in a savings institution.
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Bush
Neil
Silverado Banking, Savings and Loan Association
Silverado
White House
Office of Thrift Supervision
Neil Bush
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