Sandusky Officers Allegedly Steal Girl Scout Cookies
In Sandusky Ohio nine police officers and a dispatcher were involved in stealing Girl Scout cookies. One officer resigned and eight officers and a dispatcher were suspended or reprimanded. Misdemeanor theft charges could be filed.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Gerald Lechner
Sandusky
Erie Shores
Gas overfill caused blast near Brenham
The NTSB states overfilling an underground LNG storage cavern likely caused the April explosion near Brenham that killed three and injured 18. Investigators seek to confirm whether human error or gauge inaccuracy caused the overfill and await a final report due later this year.
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Houston
Brenham
National Transportation Safety Board
George Mocharko
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Summit yields breakthrough in disarmament talks
Washington AP Boris Yeltsin and President Bush spoke to U.S. and Russian business leaders on a post Cold War summit that produced a landmark arms reduction agreement. Yeltsin warned against withholding Western aid over POW disclosures while urging investment in Russia. Congress debates aid amid recession and urban needs.
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Boris Yeltsin
U.S
Bush
Congress
Russia
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Vietnam
Soviet Union
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Dan Quayle
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Haiti approves Bazin as new prime minister in parliament vote
Haiti's parliament with Aristide supporters boycotting endorsed Marc Bazin 46 to 0 in the Chamber of Deputies and similar confidence votes in the Senate. Bazin, a World Bank veteran, will lead both executive and legislative branches as interim prime minister replaces Honorat, amid ongoing exile and embargo pressures.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Marc Bazin
Chamber of Deputies
Bazin
Senate
Joseph Nerette
Aristide
World Bank
Jean-Jacques Honorat
Nerette
Organization of American States
U.S. Coast Guard
S&L profits hit six year high in first quarter of 1992
Washington AP reports savings and loan profits rebounded to about 1.5 billion in Q1 1992, the best since 1986. Over 90 percent of 2064 institutions earned, with fewer than 40 on the failure list after 700 seizures since 1989. Officials claim cleanup near end, despite budget office caution.
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Washington
Office of Thrift Supervision
S&ls
Timothy Ryan
Thrift Office
Senate Banking Committee
Mexico Reopens Joint Drug Fight With U S After Ruling
Mexico resumes cooperation with the United States in the narcotics war after assurances Washington will not act on a Supreme Court ruling. The pause followed the ruling that a suspect in the Camarena killing could be tried in the United States. both countries met to maintain intensified drug programs and discuss the extradition treaty.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Washington
Supreme Court
U.S
Enrique Camarena
Carlos Salinas de Gortari
Foreign Affairs Department
John Negroponte
Andres Rosenthal
Negroponte
South America
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
Humberto Alvarez Machain
Guadalajara
Camarena
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