Kosygin fades from Moscow as he leaves premier post
Former Soviet premier Alexei Kosygin, 76, has largely vanished from public view after resigning October 23 due to illness. Moscow shows little trace of his influence. officials dispute his current status on the Politburo while his books and Lenin Library materials remain, and debate whether he left in disgrace or simply to retire.
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Portugal government resigns after election loss and leader's death
Portugal's center right coalition announces formal resignation after a crushing election defeat and the death of Prime Minister Francisco La Carneiro. A new prime minister designate is expected by Saturday as internal bickering and criticism swirl over campaign handling. In Texas, four state senators are denied state funded refrigerators. they must buy theirs at $2,755 total, with nine offices already having built ins.
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