Foreigners' farm ownership steady in United States
A GAO report shows foreign ownership of U S farmland remained steady at about 1 percent of acreage last year. It counted 13 215 parcels covering nearly 12.5 million acres valued at 9.5 billion held by 7,790 foreign individuals and corporations led by Britain Canada and France with 60 percent of foreign holdings.
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Rescue signals spark search for congressman Leland plane
Rescue crews chase a faint emergency beacon from a twin engine plane carrying U S congressman Mickey Leland and 13 others. The signal emerged 130 miles south southeast of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and was detected by a NOAA orbiter as night hampered access to rugged terrain near the Sudanese border.
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Northeastern states pledge auto emissions rules tougher than Bush plan
Eight states in New York New Jersey and New England join to require stricter auto emissions standards than the president's proposal and California's rules. The pact covers 1993 model year cars with a dashboard indicator for noncompliance and costs about 100 to 150 dollars per car.
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Bush vows no quid pro quo in hostage crisis talks
President Bush said he would not trade freedom for hostages for the release of Iranian assets. He noted mixed signals from Iran's new president Rafsanjani but remained hopeful for a breakthrough. Israeli Prime Minister Shamir discussed the case with Bush, reiterating that three Israeli soldiers in Lebanon and all hostages must be freed in any exchange.
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