Wife of death row inmate seeks conjugal visits or insemination
Lisa Petrocelli filed a federal lawsuit seeking access to conjugal visits or artificial insemination for her death row husband Tracy Petrocelli, 38, who was convicted of murder in Reno and Seattle decades ago. Nevada prison officials rejected such options, citing security concerns and lack of precedent.
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Afghanistan coup leader vows to fight on
In Islamabad the coup attempt leader Shah Nawaz Tanai said his bid to topple the Soviet backed Afghan government continues and urged guerrillas to join him. Guerrilla authorities rejected the appeal as the capital Yangon—sorry Kabul—was returning to normal after widespread fighting that left hundreds dead or injured. four Supreme Defense Council members were dismissed for backing the coup.
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East German Leader Signals Border Pact With Poland
Premier Hans Modrow said East Germany plans to sign a border treaty with Poland and criticized West Germany for pushing a rapid unity plan. He and other officials fault Kohl over pace, while opposition Social Democrats demand a Germany wide referendum. Gorbachev urged a slow approach to reunification and NATO exclusion for a united Germany.
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Panel drops Gingrich probe amid admonishment
Washington AP The House Ethics committee chose not to pursue further inquiry into Republican Whip Newt Gingrich and will admonish him for failure to disclose the purchase of a home with his daughter Rep Bill Alexander Democrat Arkansas said the action settles the matter after behind closed doors deliberations and amid prior Wright investigations.
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Chicago
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Bus strike hits small Texas town and bus service
In Cooper Texas residents adjust to Greyhound Lines strike as the town lacks other intercity transport. The drugstore doubles as the bus station and a few travelers pass through daily while replacement drivers keep a reduced schedule amid nationwide walkout. Local shopkeeper Marion Miller notes scant ticket sales and sporadic bus activity.
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