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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1992

Page

3

Soviet missles to Cuba feared to threaten US during crisis

During the 1962 Cuban missile crisis a top Soviet officer, Gen. A I Gribkov, said the Soviets secretly supplied short range nuclear weapons to Cuba and authorized use if an American invasion occurred. Scholars noted the world came closer to nuclear war than imagined.

Washington Soviet Union Cuba A. I. Gribkov Havana Kennedy Philip Brenner American University

Mother Teresa to resume work after hospital discharge

Mother Teresa, 81, planned to continue her work with the poor after surgery for a heart condition. Listed in good condition at Scripps Clinic, doctors expected discharge within the week as her spirits remained high and her condition stable.

LA Jolla Calif Mother Teresa Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation

Education chief seeks funds to revive Blue Ribbon program

Education Secretary Lamar Alexander on Monday called for a pot of money to revive the Blue Ribbon Schools Program after Congress cut its $885 000 appropriation. In letters to appropriations leaders he praised the program and urged funding to finance its return.

Washington Lamar Alexander Congress House Senate Appropriations Alexander

Burglars Burn Bucks In Failed Salem Heist

In Salem Massachusetts burglars using a welding torch to break into Rich's department store ignited money stacks, triggering a smoke alarm and forcing their retreat. Firefighters found a vault hole after arriving around 1 a.m. Inspector Norman LaPointe noted the smoke detector saved the crime.

Salem Mass Norman LaPointe Rich’s LaPointe

Truth or hoax on U.S. virus claim sparks doubt

U.S. News and World Report questions a Gulf War era story claiming intelligence agents planted a disabling virus in Iraqi networks. The piece mirrors a 1991 April Fool spoof in InfoWorld, with author Brian Duffy noting troubling similarities and rechecking sources.

Washington U.S U.S. News and World Report Brian Duffy

Faithful Sheepdog Shep Honored 50th Anniversary

Fort Benton Montana marked the 50th anniversary of Shep the sheepdog who waited at the train station for his dead master. Beginning in August 1936 the dog greeted every Great Northern passenger train until he died on January 12, 1942 after meeting a baggage train. The ceremony drew more than 200 attendees.

Fort Benton Mont Shep Great Northern Montana

Algeria weighs ban on Islamic Front after historic polls

The ruling military backed council debates a state of exception to ban the Islamic Salvation Front after its landslide win. Fearing civil conflict, moderates call for peaceful solutions as tanks guard key sites and protests flare. Leaders of the Front denounce the coup and urge defiance, while chaos shadows Algeria’s first post independence election.

Algiers Algeria Iran Islamic Salvation Front High Security Council Sid Ahmed Ghazali Islamic Front Islamic Party Front the Front Chadii Bendjedid Bendjedid Algerian League For the Defense of Human Rights League Abdennour Ali-Yahia Ali Ahmed Hocine Liberal Front of Socialist Forces Salvation Front Senegal

Bush accuses Europe of unfair trade policies

President Bush charged Western Europe with hiding behind protectionism as talks in Geneva resumed on a liberalized world trade pact. He defended his Asia trip amid criticism, pledging to fight for American jobs and decrying foes as prophets of doom.

Kansas City Bush Western Europe U.S American Farm Bureau Federation Geneva Asia Patrick Buchanan Buchanan

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