Wreckage Found After Panamanian Flight Disaster
In remote jungle mountains near Tucuti Panama, a COPA Boeing 737 with 47 aboard crashed during a Saturday storm on the Panama City to Cali route. Rescue teams reported no survivors and noted the area is cut off by heavy rains with La Palma reachable only by air or boat.
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Czechoslovakia election shifts drift toward split
Prague AP Vaclav Klaus, finance minister pushing rapid free market reform, was chosen to form a new government after elections that bolster the push for Slovak independence. President Vaclav Havel faces a setback as his parliamentary allies lose seats. Meciar's Slovak party wins and contemplates a referendum if demands aren’t met. Klaus began coalition talks while signaling a united country remains his goal.
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Japan Attacks Trading Partners Over Unfair Practices
Tokyo releases its first Report on Unfair Trade Practices by Major Trading Partners, charging the United States with widespread unfair policies. Officials say the document is a basis for talks, while U S officials call it a cathartic reassertion as Japan cites a $63.8 billion world trade surplus and accuses nine of ten areas of unfair conduct.
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