Soviet officials expect Bush to ease trade restrictions
Soviet officials visiting Washington expect President Bush to ease Moscow trade limits and approve grain sale credits totaling about 1.5 billion dollars. Yevgeny Primakov said the meeting with Bush was positive and that most favored nation status for the USSR is likely, though details of aid remained unsettled.
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Smith pleads innocent in Florida rape case arraignment
William Kennedy Smith appeared in Palm Beach Circuit Court to plead innocent to second degree sexual battery and a battery charge. The 30-year-old nephew of Senator Kennedy faced a high profile case with a setup for trial in August. Defense sought dismissal and AIDS testing ordered by the judge amid FBI DNA findings.
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Reporter refuses to name source in beating case
A Los Angeles Times reporter invoked the California shield law and declined to reveal the confidential police report source about the Rodney King beating. The article notes officers feared for their lives, with Sgt. Stacey Koon recounting considering shooting King amid repeated blows and stun weapon use.
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Noriega fed secrets to CIA and U.S. tied to canal talks
U S confirms Noriega supplied Panama secrets to the CIA during canal negotiations and supported U S intelligence efforts. Prosecutors deny that U S authorities approved drug trafficking tied to his indictment. The classified 31 page narrative cites Noriega’s cooperation and dispute over an $11 million contingency fund. He previously received about $320,000 through U S agencies since the 1950s.
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Italian Embassy grants refuge to ousted Ethiopian general
Rome AP says the Italian Embassy in Addis Ababa granted refuge to Gen Tesfaye Gebre Kidan who briefly led Ethiopia after Mengistu fled May 21. A spokesman cited humanitarian reasons and could not confirm if Tesfaye would move to another country.
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