Syria seeks UN role in peace talks after Baker talks
In Geneva Syria presses for United Nations involvement in Middle East peace talks while Secretary Baker says outside formats should not eclipse substance. Baker reports progress with Assad, notes remaining disputes, and plans further diplomacy.
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U.N
Geneva
James A. Baker II
Middle East
Baker
Washington
Bush
Damascus
Farouk al-Sharaa
United Nations
United States
Sharaa
Hafez Assad
Troops clash with Georgians in Moscow area
Soviet Interior Ministry troops using armored cars and helicopters clashed with Georgian nationalists after soldiers were attacked. Tass reported one soldier wounded. Interfax said troops destroyed an anti-aircraft installation, arrested 19 ethnic Georgians, and confiscated weapons.
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Interior Ministry
Tass
Interfax
Wall Street tourney pool costs three jobs on Wall Street
An NCAA tournament office pool led to three Wall Street traders losing their jobs at Smith Barney for conduct inconsistent with firm standards. A clerical worker reportedly owes $330,000 after elaborate pools assigned share prices to teams and traded like stocks across firms.
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New York
Wall Street
Smith Barney
Bob Connor
Powell Schwarzkopf to Be Awarded Gold Medals
The House passed bills to award gold medals to Generals Colin Powell and H Norman Schwarzkopf for Persian Gulf War successes. Senate action preceded this with unanimous votes. President Bush would sign as Treasury makes medals for presentation.
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Washington
House
Colin Powell
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Senate
Gus Savage
D-Ii
U.S
Bush
Treasury
Strike leaders and government begin negotiations in Byelorussia
In Minsk, strike leaders opened talks with the Byelorussian government after a 36 hour walkout. They warned a republic wide general strike could occur in 10 days if grievances are not resolved, and a full political strike was planned for April 23 if talks fail. Leaders demand Gorbachev's resignation and wage hikes amid nationwide price increases.
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U.S.S.R
Republic
Alexander Galkevich
Interfax
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Gorbachev
Tass
Donetsk
Ukraine
Kuznetsk
Siberia
Kemerova
Pytor Popov
Advisory panel says FDA too busy to do its job
An advisory panel urged stronger FDA enforcement, better management, more funding, and greater visibility within government. It warned the agency is stretched too thin and cannot fulfill all duties amid rising responsibilities and growing public health risks.
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FDA
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
John Rother
American Association of Retired Persons
Lawrence Horowitz
James D Wolfensohn
the Food and Drug Administration
Generic Drug Division
Congress
Charles Edwards
Family Reunion Plans Mention Anina Thomas Names and Dates
A family reunion notice seeks relatives of Anina Thomas Ollie Tyler and Alfred Leroy Diggs. Planned for July 71 14 1991 in Atlanta Georgia with a contact phone 301 663 8697 for details.
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Thomas-Tyler-Diggs
Anina Eliza Thomas
Ollie Tyler
Alfred Leroy Diggs
Atlanta
Georgia
Correction notice for April 2 Home Lawn and Garden section
The April 2 Home Lawn and Garden Special Section incorrectly spotted Solaire Inc. We regret any inconvenience caused.
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Solaire Inc
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