Army lifts siege of Palestinian camps in Lebanon
Army troops eased the siege of Palestinian refugee camps in Sidon after guerrillas agreed to surrender heavy weapons. The accord limits PLO presence to camps, maximizes weapon removal, and expects transport abroad. Arafat backed the deal from Tunis as fighting subsided and negotiations continued.
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Sidon
Lebanon
PLO
Israel
Middle East
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Tunis
Arafat
Omar Karami
Abdullah al-Amin
Zeid Wehbeh
Bramiyeh
Tunisia
Yemen
United States
West
South
Uri Lubrani
Angry Shevardnadze quits Communist Party
Eduard Shevardnadze resigns from the Communist Party amid anger at an Internal investigation into his role in forming a democratic opposition movement. Russian President Yeltsin calls it a personal matter while forecasting more defections. Gorbachev seeks to keep reformists in the fold.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Eduard Shevardnadze
Mikhail Gorbachev
Mr. Shevardnadze
Boris Yeltsin
Russian Federation
Yeltsin
Lei Burlatsky
Shevardnadze
Gorbachev
Party Central Control Commission
Commission
Konstantin Kachalin
New Democracy Movement
Ex-cop charged in four guard killings at Denver bank
James William King, 44, a former Denver police sergeant and part-time bank guard, was jailed without bail after a bank robbery that netted about $100,000. Denver police and FBI conducted an 18 day probe with over 100 officers.
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Denver
James William King
United Bank of Denver
Golden
Ari Zavaras
FBI
Schwarzkopf Declines Senate Bid In Florida
General H Norman Schwarzkopf says he will not run for the U S Senate in Florida next year despite retiring from the military in August. He plans to pursue speaking engagements and possibly write a book after his retirement.
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New York
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
U.S. Senate
Florida
Gen. Schwarzkopf
Parade Magazine
Senate
Nurse charged in mercy killing at Denver VA Medical Center
Patricia Kathryn Reilly surrendered after police sought warrants for attempted first degree murder for turning off oxygen to terminally ill cancer patient Ronald Evans. Evans, 62, a Korean War veteran and former Army sergeant, died May 22 after three weeks in hospital for lung cancer. Assistant DA says charge reflects causation uncertainty.
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Denver
Denver Veteran Affairs Medical Center
Patricia Kathryn Reilly
Ronald Evans
Chuck Lepley
Council rushes to make game in Schererville
In Schererville Indiana the town council quickly moved 10 ordinances into law to catch the Bulls game. The city attorney ruled the motion to suspend readings was not properly adopted and orders a new vote on the ordinances.
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Council
Schererville, Ind
Chicago Bulls
James Wieser
Bird clogs toothpaste works in Iowa City plant
A bird disrupted Procter & Gamble in Iowa City causing 180000 pounds of toothpaste to be contaminated. Feathers found in a Gleen a pe vat. system flushed 15 times and normal production resumed. 180000 pounds were hauled to landfill. cost not disclosed.
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Iowa City, Iowa
Procter & Gamble
Iowa City
Jim Lane
Lane
Patriotism shines in July 4th celebrations nationwide
The 215th Independence Day mixed patriotic fervor with Gulf War context as parades and picnics unfolded from Buffalo to New York City. President Bush joined events in Missouri and Michigan, while Gulf War imagery appeared in Augusta and Tallahassee. Police arrests occurred in Grand Rapids amid security for the president’s appearance.
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Ray DeArton
Cando
N.D
Buffalo
N.Y
New York
Coney Island
Bush
Barbara
Marshfield
Grand Rapids
Mich
White House
Mr. Bush
Philadelphia
Kuwait
Augusta
Tallahassee
Fla
Sheik Saud Nasir al-Sabah
United States
Charlotte
N.C
Atlanta
New York City
America
Jarvik heart firm near liquidation in Arizona
Symbion Inc shareholders in Tempe will vote on dissolving the company amid a halt to Jarvik device development. Officials say rights to inventions may be sold or transferred to universities in Arizona and Utah while researchers note the device remains the only current option for bridging to transplant.
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Tucson, Ariz
Barney Clark
Symbion Inc
Tempe
Gary Cole
Cole
Universities of
Arizona
Utah
Donald Olsen
Institute For Biomedical Engineering
University of Utah
Jack G. Copeland III
University of Arizona
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Sia Iota
Schwarzkopf
Los Angeles
Chaka
Daniel Ramos
Orange County
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Ramos
Roberta
Michael Mueller
Roberta Mueller
Ms. Tall International
Nash Floor Co., Inc
Tyler Place
Ijamsville
MHIC
Wild Bird, Company
Waverly
Associated Press
Jarvik Heart Firm Liquidating
Food and Drug Administration
Marc Raphaelson, M.D
Konrad W. Bakker
M.D
Boyd A. Dwyer
Frederick Medical and Surgical
Toll House Avenue
Maryland
Tom Seely
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Rock Cliff Drive
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