Aid reaches Kurdish refugees as weather slows relief
Rescue efforts in Turkey and Iran continue after airlifted aid begins on April 7. U S British and French planes deliver supplies while Turkey moves refugees to lower camps for water and medical care. German and British delegations plan flights and possible military aid to protect aid workers and refugees in a widening relief mission.
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Court upholds Sextons Special Appeals decision
The court upheld the Special Appeals ruling without oral arguments. Photographs showed entry in the right temple area and part of the skull where the bullet emerged. they rebutted claims of an accidental shooting and were deemed not in error. Montemarano noted a Public Defender committee would decide on any appeal, doubting one will occur. Bosse declined to comment.
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Public Defender's Office
Ms. Bosse
County officials move to discipline Linton over pipe loads
Ronald Linton dumped county truck drivers for pipes too long and allegedly sent two more trucks with identical loads directing drivers to dodge police. Commissioners order Linton to repay 60 in fines as Keeler plans to rotate Hayes through public works. Hayes to work in water sewer. highway post set for April 1. Sundergill cites personnel matter with no policy comment.
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Highway Department
Bob
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Board of County Commissioners
Gorbachev Kaifu Talks Tone Softens Over Islands Pact
Gorbachev and Kaifu meet as tensions over Shikotan and other islands persist amid domestic upheaval in the Soviet Union. He signals reconciliation with Japan by wreath laying for WWII internment deaths at Khabarovsk and seeks a POW death toll list and cemetery maps to ease past grievances.
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Gorbachev
Japan
Soviet Union
Japanese Resentment Over Past Offenses. On Monday, Mr. Gorbachev
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Khabarovsk
New Jewish enclave built in advance of Baker visit
Five Israeli families created a new settlement at Revava in the West Bank before James Baker III arrives for his third trip in six weeks to press for Arab Israeli peace talks. Fourteen trailer homes were moved in overnight on a hilltop near Nablus, drawing swift criticism from left and right and sparking no confidence motions in Parliament.
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James A. Baker III
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Yossi Sarid
Citizens’ Rights Movement
Israel Radio
Terri Frost earns first team honor for FCC achievements
Terri Frost, among 380 top community college students, earned first team recognition for academic and technical excellence and community involvement. She maintains a 3.91 GPA at FCC, highlights English 163, aviation studies, and plans to become a pilot while noting faculty support and the challenge of balancing class dynamics.
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USA Today
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