Santa Maria Quest May Rewrite Columbus Tale in Caribbean Deep
Archeologist Daniel Koski-Karell plans a privately financed Caribbean search to locate the Santa Maria wreck east of Cap-Haitien Haiti and confirm the vessel’s fate. Sea Salvage International backs the venture with exclusive Haitian contract while underwater teams probe iron fastenings ballast cobblestones and Columbia Plain Majolica shards as key clues toward a 1492 era discovery.
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U N inspectors near departure amid Baghdad standoff
In Baghdad a five day standoff with Iraqi officials pushed U N nuclear inspectors to prepare Sundiq for departure. A second team assigned to locate missiles plans to fly to Baghdad from Bahrain using independent helicopter flights, amid ongoing tensions with Iraq and Western powers.
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Explosion hits Georgian TV center amid Gamsakhurdia clash
At least one injured when a blast shattered the Georgia broad casting center as opponents of President Zviad Gamsakhurdia occupied it. Two died in fighting in a breakaway region, while leaders met in the Justice Ministry seeking a truce agenda amid renewed violence in Croatia where the army faced morale problems and desertions.
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1992 fuel economy dips to 27.5 mpg overall
EPA figures show 1992 model cars average 27.5 miles per gallon, down from 27.8 mpg in 1991. Eldert Bontekoe of EPA notes the slight drop marks the industry's weakest showing since the mid 1980s amid a long period of little change in mileage.
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Death Row: Blacks 40 Percent of Executable Inmates
Justice Department report as of December 31, 1990 shows blacks comprise 40 percent of death row inmates while the national black population is 12.1 percent. The study notes 2,356 inmates awaiting death penalties, up 5 percent from the prior year, with whites 58.4 percent, blacks 40 percent, and other races making up the remainder.
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Bush aides say nuclear standdown won’t yield quick budget cuts
Defense officials warned Sunday there are added costs in ending contracts moving systems destroying warheads and other steps that will delay any near term savings. Cheney said the military must stay ready for regional fights and defend the SDI while Scowcroft and Wolfowitz projected a possible long term peace dividend and spending trending down to 3.6 percent of GNP.
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