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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1991

Page

3

Gainers make better quitters

In Chicago and Washington AP reports two health items. A Minnesota study finds abstinent smokers who gain 20 pounds or more after quitting are less likely to relapse, with long term quitters averaging about 10 more pounds than non-quitters. In Washington the Bush administration contemplates a 20 billion Medicare cut over five years, risking hospital finances per Senator Lloyd Bentsen.

Chicago Kelli Skoog University of Minnesota Washington Lloyd Bentsen Bentsen Texas Senate Finance Committee Mr. Bentsen American Hospital Association

Somali leader Siad Barre still missing after escape by tank

In Nairobi Kenya AP report says Mohamed Siad Barre has not been found more than a day after fleeing Mogadishu in a tank. Rebels urge calm amid war and promise a return to democracy as loyalist forces reportedly surrender across Somalia per Radio SNM.

Nairobi Kenya Mohamed Siad Barre Mogadishu Somali National Movement Siad Barre Horn of Africa SNM Somalia

Haiti protests turn deadly as army cites extremists

In Port au Prince violence left at least 17 dead and 14 wounded as clashes erupted between protesters and soldiers after the army accused unnamed extremists of fanning unrest. Among the dead were 13 in Carrefour and Cite Soleil, including a 5 year old killed by a stray bullet. In Morgantown WVU lineman aided a fellow student who leapt from a burning building, catching him and preventing a fatal fall.

Port-Au-Prince Haiti Radio Haiti Inter Carrefour Cite Soleil Morgantown W.va West Virginia University Ron Bunofsky Ernest L. Wallace WVU Camp Springs Ruby Memorial Hospital Bunofsky Wallace Rick Hill

Man charged in massacre in Espanola New Mexico

Ricky Abeyta, 29, faced first degree murder and attempted murder charges after two lawmen were killed and up to five others wounded or killed following a restraining order visit. He surrendered in Albuquerque and was arraigned, with sisters Dora and Sandra Abeyta also arraigned on related charges and held without bail for Ricky.

Espanola N.M Ricky Abeyta New Mexico Albuquerque Abeyta

U.S. Soviet summit postponed amid Gulf War strains

President Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev agree to postpone the February summit in Moscow due to the Persian Gulf conflict and ongoing START treaty talks. The joint statement says a new date will be set in the first half of the year.

Washington Bush Moscow Mikhail S. Gorbachev Kremlin James A. Baker III Alexander A. Bessmertnykh Bessmertnykh Nikita Khrushchev Dwight D. Eisenhower U.S Mr. Bessmertnykh White House Baker Latvia Lithuania Camp David Catoctin Mountains Maryland

Latvian Police Jeer Pro Independence Leaders in Riga Meeting

Hundreds of pro Kremlin Latvian police jeered President Anatolijs Gorbunovs and Interior Minister Alois Vaznis at a four hour Riga meeting. Police, mostly Russian and Ukrainian, split between independence supporters and Moscow loyalists. Protest cited understaffing low pay housing and a language law amid rising violence.

Riga U.S 5.R Vilnius University of Latvia Baltic Republic Alois Vaznis Anatolijs Gorbunovs Ivars Godmanis Vaznis Interior Ministry Moscow Communist Party Gorbunovs Popular Front

Challenger anniversary observed with 73 second silence

Cape Canaveral space workers paused for 73 seconds to honor the seven astronauts killed in the 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger explosion. Kennedy Space Center halted activities at 11:38 a.m. as tributes spread through schools and offices nationwide.

Cape Canaveral Fla Space Center NASA Kennedy Space Center Atlantic Ocean Christa McAuliffe Concord N.H Firestone High School Akron Ohio Judith Resnik William Holk The Cape Forrest McCartney

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