LaRouche Freed From Prison Plans 1996 Run
Lyndon LaRouche, freed after five years for fraud and related charges, says he will run for president again in 1996. He left the Federal Medical Center at about 5 a.m., heading to Virginia where his organization is based. He has completed a 11-year sentence and faced 11 counts of jail fraud and one count of inspiring to defraud the IRS.
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Fagan murder trial details linger in court records
The case concerns Janet Fagan who was shot twice on a dead-end road near Monrovia on January 6 1992. co-defendant Allan Phillips, 38, Olney, faces a June conspiracy to kill charge after testifying in the first trial that ended in a seven week mistrial due to juror deadlock. prosecution argued for a cautious approach to voir dire while defense urged scrutiny of publicity effects.
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Frederick Hall Meeting Highlights Racial and Mentorship Needs
Frederick City Hall drew about 70 attendees representing Frederick County organizations. Speakers emphasized racial healing and the importance of male role models for young Black males.
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U S to Deploy Patriot Missiles to Korea
The United States plans Patriot air defense missiles to South Korea amid North Korea’s stalled IAEA inspections. Pentagon official Frank Wisner signaled a deployment is being worked out as a rational defense measure, with no final numbers or sources fixed yet.
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Drug Lollipop Sparks FDA Reversal Petition
Abbott Laboratories plans to market a rasp berry flavored fentanyl candy to relax children before surgery. A private group petitions the government to overturn last year’s approval, calling the idea unsafe and a risk to American children.
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Nuke test ban urged at Geneva conference
The United States called for a worldwide nuclear test ban at the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva. John Holum urged delegates that a comprehensive treaty is long overdue as President Clinton pressed disarmament as a top priority amid post Cold War changes and rising proliferation concerns.
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Bartlett Health Care Forum Set For Jan 31
Rep Roscoe Bartlett hosts a health care forum Monday January 31 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Winchester Hall Frederick with panelists from Frederick area and federal officials to discuss health care reform. Public invited to ask questions. call 694-3030 for details. Additional forums planned across Maryland counties over five months.
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Russian reformer warns of economic collapse and unrest
Moscow AP Boris Fyodorov warned of economic collapse and social unrest after rejecting Yeltsin’s offer to stay in a Cabinet dominated by Soviet-era managers. He called the new plan a dead end and urged removal of central bankers while seeking a deputy prime minister post, a demand Yeltsin refused.
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PLO Israeli talks resume in Cairo surprise move
In Cairo the PLO and Israel opened a new round of talks unexpectedly amid optimism they near a Gaza and Jericho pullout agreement. Negotiators met Tuesday night and plan to continue amid a weekend Oslo-Peres-Arafat meeting, with border security as a key sticking point.
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Milk offsets coffee related bone loss in older women
In a Chicago study published in JAMA, women who drank two or more cups of coffee daily and consumed at least one glass of milk daily for about 40 years showed 6.5 percent higher bone density than those who drank coffee without milk. Researchers note coffee raises calcium excretion but milk offsets this effect. giving up coffee is not required.
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