Marshals mismanaging seized property GAO says
GAO draft reports the U.S. Marshals Service mishandles millions in seized commercial property, risking income in the war on drugs. It cites a $1.5 million loss on one property from unpaid utilities and embarrassing errors such as auditing by comparing checks to stubs. The agency held about $1.4 billion in seized property as of year end, with $311 million raised in fiscal 1989 for prisons and prosecutors.
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U.S. Marshals Service
General Accounting Office
GAO
Marshals Service
Justice Department
Lima
Peru
South America
Panamerican Health Organization
Colombia
Ecuador
Brazil
Chile
Carlyle Guerra
Neo-Nazi arrests as Adolf Hitler's birthday looms in eastern Germany
Police in Magdeburg and other cities prepared to confront rightists on what would be Hitler's 102nd birthday. Eighteen suspected neo-Nazis were detained after clashes following a soccer match, with one person seriously injured. The surge in right-wing violence targets foreigners, drawing Jewish community demands for crackdowns.
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Germany
Adolf Hitler
Dresden
Hitler
East
West Germany
Magdeburg
Johann Lottmann
NASA countdown begins again for Discovery launch
NASA started the countdown for Discovery at 8:45 a.m. at Cape Canaveral as seven astronauts prepare to reach Kennedy Space Center. From orbit, the crew will work continuous shifts to aid the Pentagon in developing sensors for enemy missile detection, with many experiments tied to the Strategic Defense Initiative known as Star Wars.
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Fla
NASA
Discovery
Kennedy Space Center
Earth
Pentagon
Strategic Defense Initiative
House calls and maternity on Capitol Hill
TOPEKA AP Rep. Alex Scott keeps surgical gloves and a medical clamp in his desk in case he must deliver babies in the House. Three House members are due next month, two pregnant women rely on the former obstetrician if sessions drag on.
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Topeka
Kan
Alex Scott
House of Representatives
Scott
Dr. Scott
Gorbachev Seeks Koreas Ties in Broad Cooperation
The Soviet Union and South Korea agreed on wide economic cooperation and a joint multi billion dollar Sakhalin natural gas project in the Far East during summit talks with President Roh Tae-woo. Gorbachev warned North Korea on fuel supplies if it refuses the nuclear safeguard treaty.
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South Korea
Soviet Union
Soviet Far East
North Korea
Moscow
Seoul
United Nations
Gorbachev
U.N
China
U.N. Security Council
Koreas
Sakhalin Island
U.S
Hyundai Group
Family Slayings End In Father’s Suicide In Houston
Four Vietnamese children and their father were killed after he shot the children in the head with a .45 semi automatic handgun and then killed himself. Police say the father Chung Dinh Vu 42 believed his wife Hue Lam Vu left with another man. The victims were Hong Lam 18 Yen Ngoc 16 Huyen Ngoc 8 and Long Mong 12. The wife was in seclusion out of state as counselors aided local schools.
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Houston
Chung Dinh Vu
Hue Lam Vu
Brad Rudolph
Yen Ngoc Vu
Huyen Ngoc Vu
Long Mong Vu
Sgt
Rudolph
Bas
White Wicker Rocker Not Available In Some Stores
Advertised White Wicker Rocker from the Outdoor Living Sale Circular April 21 27 cannot be shipped in sufficient quantities to all locations. No rainchecks offered. Apology issued for any inconvenience caused.
Baker and Hussein meet as peace talks pressed in Middle East
Secretary of State James A. Baker III meets Jordan's King Hussein in Aqaba to push a Mideast peace process. Attendees include Prince Hassan Mudar Badran and Taher Masri as discussions hint at stalled progress and competing visions for a regional peace conference.
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Jordan
James A. Baker III
Hussein
Mideast
Prince Hassan
Mudar Badran
Taher Masri
Baker
Red Sea
U.S
Saudi Arabia
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Middle East
Israel
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Mr. Baker
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