Diana Lashes Eastern Veracruz Coast With 110 MPH Winds
Hurricane Diana pounded Veracruz state with 110 mph winds and heavy rain, flooding homes and cutting phone service. Two people were killed and four injured as the storm, upgraded from tropical storm, weakened after hitting the Sierra Madre mountains and was downgraded by 8 p.m. authorities said Rafael Velasco Veracruz state government.
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Michigan firm buys TV Update
United Media sold TV Update the television magazine supplement for newspapers to Printco Inc. of Greenville Michigan which prints many TV Update editions. Dennis ONeill named president of TV Update Inc. and will hold equity in the new company. TV Update provides listings information and features in weekly magazines customized for 115 newspapers nationwide with a combined circulation of 4.5 million copies weekly.
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United Media
TV Update
Printco Inc
Greenville
Mich
Printco
Dennis O’neill
TV Update Inc
New Castle
New president to fight cartels in Colombia
Cesar Gaviria sworn in as Colombia's new president vows a no holds barred fight against cocaine cartels that threaten democracy. Vice President Dan Quayle led the U S delegation and urged continued drug extraditions as Gaviria faces security pressures.
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Colombia
UPI
Cesar Gaviria
Dan Quayle
U.S
Gaviria
United States
Texas man says his father helped kill JFK
Ricky Don White, 29, of Midland, claims his late father Roscoe Anthony White, a former Dallas police officer and covert U.S. intelligence operative, was among three gunmen who killed President John F. Kennedy. He alleges Lee Harvey Oswald did not fire a shot and cites a diary and coded messages as proof, while noting the case remains unresolved.
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UPI
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Ricky Don White
White
Midland
Texas
Roscoe Anthony White
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Jack Ruby
Ricky White
Ros
Coe White
J.D. Tippit
FBI
Tom Kirspel
JFK
Paris
Bernard Fensterwald
Alexandria
Kuwait oil abuse fuels Arab split over support
Washington report notes Kuwait cheated on OPEC 1989 quota, boosting output to 1.8 million bpd and widening oil glut. Foreign aid fell from $1 billion in 1981 to $140 million in 1988, while remittances funded migrant workers. Kuwaiti caste system courted workers by nationality, topped by Kuwaiti families who control wealth through oil profits and a 50 percent Kuwaiti ownership rule.
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Iraq
Jordan
Syria
al-Sabah
Cairo
Beirut
Protests in Mandalay Turn Violent as Troops Fire
In Mandalay Burma Tecan opened fire on Buddhist monks and students during protests, four reported killed two monks and two students and two others wounded. A security captain was struck by a rock triggering the shooting amid military tensions after recent elections. No comment yet from government officials. The incident marked the second anniversary of major anti government demonstrations.
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Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
Mandalay
Rangoon
Wing Party
Bhutto aides face special court trials
A provisional government in Pakistan considers special courts to try officials of Benazir Bhutto's ousted administration and family members. An Interior Ministry source says no one will be spared, including close relatives. President Khan dissolved the National Assembly and set elections for Oct 24, forming an interim government led by Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi. The new government seeks intelligence data to press corruption and nepotism charges against PPP legislators and others.
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Pakistan
UPI
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Ghulam Ishaq Khan
Bhutto
Pakistan People’s Party
National Assembly
Ghulam Musafa Jatoi
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