Bush and Dems clash over domestic policy in 1992 race
President Bush faulted Congress for slow action on crime and transportation as he sharpened his attack on Democrats. House Speaker Foley criticized the speech as partisan and the campaign trail heated as the Gulf victory faded from the public eye.
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Ronald Brown
Pennsylvania Avenue
Marlin Fitzwater
Mr. Bush
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Senate
Congress
Yeltsin wins Russia presidential election in first round
Boris Yeltsin captured a majority of the vote in Russia's first popular presidential election, officials said, avoiding a runoff with about 56 57 percent. Popov and Sobchak also surged to victory in Moscow and Leningrad, while St. Petersburg pressed to restore its czarist name. The outcome signals rapid reform across the Soviet Union as ballots are counted at 98 000 stations.
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Boris N. Yeltsin
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Congress
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Leningrad
Anatoly Sobchak
Mr. Popov
Sobchak
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Gorbachev
Vladimir Lenin
Central Election Commission
Vasily E. Kazakov
Tass
Russia
Pacific
Baltic
Eight former hostages seek congressional probe into 1980 release
Eight Americans held 444 days at the U S Embassy in Tehran urge Congress to investigate claims that Reagan campaign officials delayed their release until after the 1980 election. They cite credible testimony and a letter signed by 75 members of Congress seeking subpoena power for a full inquiry.
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Iran
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Barry Rosen
Rosen
Butler Derrick
D-S.c
Reagan
Moorhead Kennedy
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Carter
Mount Pinatubo eruptions intensify with deadly ash cloud
Mount Pinatubo continued erupting with a towering ash and gas cloud more than 15 miles high. Officials described the events as the strongest since it awakened after six centuries, as deaths were reported and residents fled ash-covered roads and towns within 25 miles.
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Roserene Reyes
Thief with cancer delusion gets probation and fine
Bernard Gamble, 60, who believed he was dying of cancer and stole 135000 to provide for his family, received five years probation and a 7854 dollar fine after pleading guilty to the Kennedy Airport currency theft. He also must undergo psychiatric counseling.
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