Bush praises Gorbachev for leading end of Cold War
President Bush hailed Mikhail Gorbachev for bold moves toward peace across the globe. He said Gorbachev ended bitter Cold War divisions and helped remake a Europe whole and free. Bush warned of possible instability but called the Soviet transformation in the national interest as the nuclear threat recedes.
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Bush praises Gorbachev as Cold War ends
President Bush lauds Mikhail Gorbachev for boldly ending Cold War divisions and helping remake Europe as he leaves office. Robert S. Strauss to become envoy to Russia. U.S. will back Russia as the Soviet Union’s successor on the U.N. Security Council and oversee embassy transitions in Washington and New York.
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Massacre on Punjab Train Sparks Wide Indian Toll
Sikh separatists shot and killed dozens on a Ludhiana to Ferozepur train in Punjab. Hindu passengers bore the brunt as attackers halted the car and opened fire. Reports vary about fatalities, with UN and police tallies suggesting between 49 and 60 dead amid a broader Punjab violence pattern.
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Gorbachev resigns as Russia shifts to market reform
Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev announced his resignation while confirming Boris Yeltsin's control of Russia's 27,000 warhead arsenal. He acknowledged the hard work of reform but warned of tougher times ahead as price unfreezing approaches and market pricing begins next week across state stores and markets.
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Quorum Questions Arise Over 911 Center Meetings
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