Breeden gets 25 years again for pal's murder
Larry Allen Breeden, 48, was sentenced again to 25 years in Washington County Circuit Court for the February 11, 1989 murder of his friend Shirley Elizabeth Baker, 53, in Walkersville. A jury recently ruled Breeden competent to stand trial.
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Walkersville
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Larry Allen Breeden
Washington County
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Wright
Court of Special Appeals
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Baker
Wiley S. Rutledge
Frederick County
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Mr. Rutledge
Kenneth Long
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NASA to launch $100 million search for aliens in desert
NASA will set up radio signal equipment in the Mojave Desert to scan the sky for intelligent life in a decade-long, 100 million dollar hunt. The effort, linked to Columbus Day, involves JPL Ames Oak Ridge Harvard and international partners. Sagan’s Planetary Society and notable figures support the project amid funding and safety concerns.
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Calif
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Christopher Columbus
New World
Outer Space
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Mojave Desert
Michael Klein
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mr. Klein
Milky Way Galaxy
Earth
Klein
Goldstone
Los Angeles
Ames Research Center
Mountain View
Arecibo
Planetary Society
Carl Sagan
Steven Spielberg
Harvard University
Oak Ridge Observatory
Massachusetts
Argentina
Institute of Radio Astronomy
Buenos Aires
Salvadoran Civil War Ends in Peace Treaty in Mexico City
The 12 year conflict that claimed about 75 000 lives ends as rebels agree to lay down arms and enter politics within a democratic framework. The pact calls for a February 1 cease fire, guerrilla disbanding, military reduction, judicial and electoral reforms, and land reform. U N Secretary General Boutros Boutros Ghali hailed the accord as El Salvador enters a new era.
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Alfredo Cristiani
San Salvador
Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front
Plaza Civica
Arena
Plaza Libertad
U.N
Chapultepec
el Salvador
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Washington
Central America
Reagan
U.S
Hemisphere
United States
Massachusetts
Congress
Latin America
Oscar Santamaria
Hussein admits Iraq defeated in Gulf War
Saddam Hussein publicly acknowledged Iraq was militarily defeated in the Gulf War and accused the allies of bombing Iraq with about 110000 tons of bombs. He spoke on the war's first anniversary, praising faith over infidelity and right over wrong while urging anti-Western sentiment among Iraqis.
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Iraq
Nicosia
Cyprus
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Kuwait
U.N
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Information Ministry
Bush
Washington
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Japan
U.S
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