Wallenberg Missing for 40 Years Marked Worldwide Remembrance
Stockholm based memorials mark Raoul Wallenberg the Swedish diplomat missing since January 17 1945 after his abduction by Soviet troops during Budapest operations. Services in the United States Israel Sweden Australia and West Germany honor his efforts aiding Hungarian Jews and observe the mystery of his fate with bells rung 40 times.
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Honeywell Fined Record Sum Over Faulty Valve Deaths
Honeywell Inc agreed to an 8 1 million fine and 4.2 million for inspection and replacement of faulty valves linked to 22 deaths and 77 injuries in liquefied petroleum gas furnaces and heaters. The CPS C said the company failed to report defects. Honeywell denied wrongdoing, while victims pressed for recalls. Stead highlighted valve families and noted phased replacement with energy efficient models.
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Dole Helms Clash Over Filibuster Rules In Senate
Washington AP reports Senate leaders push the end of long filibusters with limits on motion to proceed while Senator Jesse Helms warns a new rule would not stop him. Dole and Byrd back reforms, Helms vows to find three workarounds and questions subcommittee cuts. He argues delays come from media obligations and priorities must be realigned.
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Nixon to miss Reagan inauguration due to shingles
Former president Richard Nixon will skip Reagan's second inauguration because of a severe shingles attack. A spokesman said he finds sitting for long periods extra painful, and Nixon has been resting at home in New Jersey, with occasional visits to New York City.
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Texan's Execution Fifth In US Since Christmas
Doyle Skillern, 48, was executed in Huntsville by lethal injection for the Oct 24, 1974 killing of Patrick Randel, an undercover narcotics agent. Sanne, who admitted firing six times, was not found a continuing threat and received a life sentence. Skillern’s death marks the fifth Texas execution since Christmas and the fourth this year.
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