FBI rescues Silicon Valley executive in kidnapping case
FBI agents freed Charles Geschke, 52, president of Adobe Systems, after five days in captivity in a suburb south of San Jose. Investigators arrest Mouhamad Albukhari and Jack Mohd Sayeh on abduction and conspiracy charges as the ransom was set at 650000 dollars.
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FBI
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Adobe Systems Inc
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Here
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Jack Mohd Say
Nurse Wins Record Jackpot in Reno's Harrah’s
Delores Adams 59 of Sacramento fed a $12 slot to hit a record $9.346 million progressive jackpot at Harrah's Reno Casino Hotel on a Saturday night. She also won $10,612.95 on the same pull and had earlier taken a $400 jackpot at another casino.
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California
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Sacramento
Adams
Harrah
Gasoline Prices Rise Across Nation in Two-Week Span
Los Angeles report notes a Lundberg Survey finding a nationwide average price of 1,2689 dollars per gallon for all grades and taxes. Analysts attribute the increase to stronger summer demand higher crude costs and refining expenses due to smog rules.
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Los Angeles
Lundberg
Trilby Lundberg
Stanford assistant dean charged with videotaping student
Keith Archuleta, assistant dean in charge of Stanford's Black Community Services Center, was charged after a student reported he photographed her changing at his home. Police said he secretly videotaped several other women at his apartment on other occasions.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford University
Keith Archuleta
Black Community Services Center
Archuleta
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Bandy
Two men die in cabin mishap and highway crash
In New Mexico a truck driver fatally shot himself after a head on collision that killed three in a pickup. Weslie Wilkes 25 left a death by own action note referencing Doyle Capps 51. In Quebec two Pennsylvanians died from a propane leak at a remote Trout Lake campsite. Gordon King 53 and John Katis 53 were identified as the dead. Autopsies were planned for today in Montreal.
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Crossville
Tenn
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Quebec
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Distant
John Katis
Trafford
Montreal
Four Tonys Go To Guys and Dolls Revival on Broadway
Broadway season honors spread across 1991 92 with Guys and Dolls revival earning four Tonys including best musical direction and scenic design Crazy for You tops musical category with three wins for choreography and costumes Dancing at Lughnasa best play with director Patrick Mason and Brad Brennan as supporting actress Jellys Last Jam star Gregory Hines wins leading actor in a musical Faith Prince earns best leading actress in a musical for Miss Adelaide in Guys and Dolls Falsettos garners score and book honors while Death and the Maiden leads acting categories Glenn Close Judd Hirsch Larry Fishburne and Tonya Pinkins also win across play and musical divisions Special Tony awarded to The Fantasticks marking its off Broadway longevity.
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Jelly
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Finn
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Livia Frye
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Hirsch
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Bush to boost covert action budget against Saddam Hussein
The Bush administration seeks to raise CIA covert action funds to 40 million dollars for fiscal 1993 to back three Iraqi opposition groups, expand surveillance and propaganda, and potentially support arms deployment and manufacturing in efforts to oust Saddam Hussein.
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Saddam Hussein
CIA
Los Angeles Times
Saddam
U.S
Bush
U.N
Brothers Die After Car Theft Slaying Chase Crash
Camden incident ends with the deaths of two brothers, Robert and Raymond Best, aged 18 and 20, after a police pursuit ended in a crash into a tree. Airman Douglas A. Cutcher was lured from Butch's Bar in Pemberton Township, then killed to steal his 1991 Mustang. Cutcher was stationed at McGuire Air Force Base.
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Camden
N.J
Robert Best
Cooper Hospital University Medical Center
Best
Raymond R. Best
Mag
Nolia
Burlington County
Jack Smith
Douglas A. Cutcher
Butch
Pemberton Township
Cutcher
McGuire Air Force Base
Ex-husband wins frozen embryo case in Tennessee
Tennessee Supreme Court rules state cannot force a divorced man to become a father in seven frozen embryos dispute. The decision says if no prior agreement exists, the party not wanting parenthood generally prevails unless other options exist. Case centers on embryos created December 1988 by Junior Davis and Mary Sue Davis.
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Knoxville
Davis
Mary Sue Davis Stowe
Davises
Stowe
W. Dale Young
Tennessee Court of Appeals
AT&T and unions resume talks on expired contract
Negotiators for AT&T and two unions representing about 125 000 workers resume discussions on an expired contract. Union officials say pay and job protection are key issues while AT&T cites progress and ongoing differences. Sessions continued into the early morning hours with no strike, and the company outlines wage, benefits, and layoff protection proposals amid technology-driven job cuts.
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Washington
At&t
Herb Linnen
Linnen
Communications Workers of America
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
American Telephone and Telegraph
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