Today in history highlights spanning centuries
On September 29 events include the death of Pope John Paul I in 1978 shortly after his papal election, the U S Army regularization in 1789, London’s Scotland Yard police duty in 1829, Allied breakthrough in 1918, Tylenol cyanide poisonings in 1982, and the 2008 Dow drop of 777 points after the bailout vote.
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Chicago
Honduran coup ends standoff as Micheletti moves to lift curbs
Interims leader Micheletti signaled a retreat from 45 day civil liberty suspensions after protests and a large march against ousted president Zelaya. He pledged to restore rights, discuss court actions, and aim for resolution by week’s end with Congress.
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Honduras
Manuel Zelaya
Roberto Micheletti
Micheletti
U S Plans to Isolate Iran If Nuclear Talks Fail
The Obama administration may sever Iran's global economic links if negotiations stall, targeting insurance and reinsurance underwriters and firms routing trade through hubs like Dubai and Hong Kong to hinder Iran's access. Officials prefer nonmilitary options to avoid broad consensus disruption and limit only temporary impact on Iran's military support sectors.
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Iran
Dubai
Hong Kong
Iran tests longest range missiles amid global pressure
Iran conducted tests of its longest range missiles on Monday and warned they can reach any threatening location including Israel, parts of Europe, and U.S. bases in the Middle East. The display followed two days of war games and drew Western condemnation, as world powers push Tehran to disclose details of its nuclear program and allow international inspectors.
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China
Lawrence Journal-World Contact Info and Contacts List
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Poll question on Obama lobbying for 2016 Olympics in Chicago
Readers weigh in on whether President Obama should lobby to bring the 2016 Games to Chicago. A separate poll asks if the SLT should be built with 78 percent ready 17 percent not ready and 4 percent recently becoming ready.
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Chicago
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