Soviets to withdraw 11000 troops from Cuba
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev announced that a training brigade of about 11,000 Soviet troops would leave Cuba, signaling a shift to political and economic ties. Baker welcomed the move as pivotal for U S opinions, while U S and Soviet officials discuss reform and aid conditions.
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Cuba
Moscow
Mikhail
Gorbachev
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
James A. Baker III
Baker
United States
U.S
Washington
Castro
International Institute of Strategic Studies
London
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Bush
Boris D. Pankin
Senators: Sheep ranchers face hit from lamb market collapse
In Washington, lawmakers and Justice Department probes tackle falling lamb prices. Ranchers say they receive about 53 cents a pound while retail leg of lamb sells for 6.99 a pound. Analysts cite weak demand and stiff competition from beef poultry pork and fish as drivers of a prolonged loss period. The American Sheep Industry Association reports 110 000 producers and 2000 to 4000 ranchers pushed out in 2 3 years with inventory down 19.5 percent last year. Prices hover around 45 cents a pound on the hoof, far below the 65 to 70 cent break even point.
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Washington
Justice Department
Texas
Lloyd Bentsen
Richard Stillman
Agriculture Department
Economic Research Service
The
American Sheep Industry Association
Association
John Olson
Charlotte farmer rejects England UFO crop circle hoax
North Carolina farmer EH Springs Jr. says the soybean circles in his field near Charlotte are a natural phenomenon not a prank. He dismissed England crop circles as artistic hoaxes and noted no footprints or human involvement in his storm aftermath circles.
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North Carolina
Charlotte
N.C
England
EH Springs Jr
Mr. Springs
David Chorney
Douglas Bower
Truce Signed in Krajina as Croatia Violence Continues
In Belgrade violence results in at least 15 deaths in Croatia while Krajina leaders sign a cease-fire brokered by the EC envoy. Macedonia moves toward independence with 95 percent endorsement. Slovania is noted as another potential republic split, with EC peace talks in The Hague ongoing.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Croatia
Serbia
Kosovo
Krajina
European Community
Macedonia
Sundey
Skopje
Tanjug
Federal Army
Knin
Slavonia
U.S. to turn over 3 smaller bases in Philippines
Philippine Senate opens debate on a new U S lease for Subic while Clark Air Base is handed back next year and three small bases Wallace Air Station Camp O Donnell and the San Miguel Naval Communications Station to be turned over next week. The plan would keep Subic for 10 years and provide about 203 million in annual compensation, but faces strong opposition over sovereignty and nuclear concerns amid Mount Pinatubo’s eruption aftermath.
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Manila
Philippines
Philippine Senate
U.S
Corazon Aquino
Washington
Clark Air Base
Subic Naval Base
Pacific Stars and Stripes
United States
Wallace Air Station
Camp O'Donnell
San Miguel Naval Communications Station
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