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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1991

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3

Lone inmate in Texas boot camp shapes new discipline

Yvonne Rebouche, 23, is the sole inmate in a Gatesville unit military style boot camp for women. Convicted of cocaine possession, she endures a rigid routine with guards present at all times, running two miles daily, outdoor work, and cadence marching, while seeking an GED and future plans.

Gatesville Texas Houston Yvonne Rebouche Rebouche Texas Department of Criminal Justice Joe Kegans Corrections Department Shanna Butler Ranning Ms. Butler

North Korea to open talks on parliamentary exchanges

A South Korean delegation member said North Korea agreed to start preliminary talks on resuming parliamentary dialogue. The dates for talks were not set, following the Pyongyang meeting with Chae Mun-shick and Chon Kum-chol.

Seoul South Korea North Korea Pyongyang Chae Mun-shick Chon Kum-chol Committee For Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland

Gas Prices Jump Nearly 3 Cents In Biweekly Survey

The Lundberg Survey of 13,000 stations shows average gasoline prices rose 2.77 cents to 1.22 a gallon amid spring demand, with higher regional costs at self and full service pumps. Analysts cite warmer weather and note prices are the highest for this season since 1985.

Los Angeles Lundberg Trilby Lundberg

Kurds to be moved from camps as U S plans aid effort

Allied officers said up to 200000 Kurds will be moved home by trucks this week from refugee camps in Turkey to northern Iraq. Col Dick Naab warned Kurdish guerrillas could threaten American and Iraqi forces in Zakho as Syrian border security zones expand.

Silopi Turkey U.S. Army Iraq Dick Naab Col Naab Baghdad Saddam Hussein Ron Waldman U.S Centers For Disease Control Cukurea Australia Robert Ray Zakho Uzumlu Isikveren Kanimasi Dohuk Syria US Army

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