White House updates on foreign policy amid China bloodbath
White House spokesmen said President Bush was updated on China developments after a bloody crackdown and a death in the region. He planned no Sunday White House meetings, and on Monday would meet bipartisan Congressional leaders in a session arranged before the China events.
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Anti nuke protesters block gates at Seabrook plant
Seabrook New Hampshire AP reports anti nuclear activists blocked two plant gates as about 40 protesters sat in the road delaying the 7 am shift. Police dragged several to a Seabrook station, part of a weekend that raised total arrests to over 650 in thirteen years of demonstrations.
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Pepper Remembered as Guardian of the Elderly in Miami
U S Representative Claude Pepper was eulogized as a guardian of the elderly at a Miami service attended by Congressional leaders and clergy. Leaders praised his lifelong dedication to the needy, noting his enduring impact on housing, health care, and public service since his death in Washington. Colleagues such as John Moakley, Richard Gephardt, Jim Wright, Tom Foley, and Al Gore Jr. attended, with remarks about his legacy and influence lasting in law and in hearts.
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Polish voters back Solidarity in first free Senate election
Millions of Poles cast ballots in Poland's first multi party Senate and Sejm vote since 1947. Early results show Solidarity gains with 100 Senate seats up for grabs, while 35 percent of Sejm seats opened to opposition under an April agreement. turnout reported around 62 percent though some figures differed.
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Soviet disaster leaves hundreds dead in train explosion
In the Ural Mountains along the Trans-Siberian Railroad gas from a leaking pipeline filled a valley and exploded, engulfing two trains. Reports say up to 800 of 1,200 aboard may be dead or missing, with authorities and military units searching the area as President Gorbachev visits the scene.
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