Funeral planned for Mexico's top drug lord Amado Carrillo Fuentes
Relatives invite neighbors to a funeral as identity tests for Amado Carrillo Fuentes body in Mexico City continue. Authorities scrutinize the bloated corpse amid claims he died after plastic surgery to escape capture. U.S. officials cast doubt on faked death while DEA trusts the body is his. Carrillo Fuentes, known as Lord of the Skies, led cocaine distribution to the eastern United States.
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Uamachilito
Mexico
Mexico City
Amado Carrillo Fuentes
Carrillo Fuentes
Guamuchilito
Sinaloa
Associated Press
Carrillo
Carrillo Fuente
Culiacan
Attorney General’s Office
Washington
State Department
Nicholas Burns
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
Arturo Valdez
United States
South America
Economists say NAFTA had little impact on U S jobs
Economists increasingly argue NAFTA produced near zero net impact on the U S economy in its first three years. The Clinton administration counters with signs of rising exports and claimed job gains, while critics dispute the numbers and emphasize worker displacement amid broader trade patterns.
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U.S
Ashington
Mexico
Clinton
United States
Sherman Robinson
Washington
NAFTA
UCLA
Raul Hinojosa
Canada
Congress
Latin America
America
Reserve
Jeffrey Schott
Institute of International Economics
Nancy DeWent
DeWent
Miles Press
Indianapolis
Berg Electronics
St. Louis
U.S. Filter Corp
Palm Desert
Calif
White House
British MCI takeover clears regulatory hurdle in US
The Justice Department approved the MCI Communications and British Telecommunications merger with safeguards, predicting completion by fall. The deal still needs FCC and state reviews, with global rank as a major long distance carrier behind AT&T. AT&T initially criticized but since dropped objections amid widened foreign markets.
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Washington
MCI Communications
Justice Department
MCI
British Telecommunications
Federal Communications Commission
At&t
U.S
Clown Care Unit Visits Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital
Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital welcomed physicians from the Big Apple Circus Clown Care Unit with red noses and floppy shoes for bedside visits. The playful team uses juggling mime and magic to ease fear, while performing lighthearted “treatments” like red nose transplants and plate spinning platelet tests, as children await procedures.
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Associated Press
New Haven, Conn
Chester Drawers
Geezer
Yale-New Haven Children's Hospital
Big Apple Circus
Kaitlin Frankle
Bull runs claim life in Pamplona well fall
A Madrid man, 22, Daniel Pascual Martin, died after a fall from a wall near the bulls pen during the morning running of the bulls in Pamplona. Another Spaniard sustained a 6 inch groin wound from a goring, as the event unfolded at Navarra Hospital.
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Pamplona
Spain
Daniel Pascual Martin
Madrid
Navarra
Pascual
Montgomery Ward files for bankruptcy protection
Montgomery Ward and Co seeks Chapter 11 to reorganize amid 1.4 billion debt and competition from Sears Walmart and Circuit City. GE Capital vows 1 billion credit line. turnaround chief Goddu targets 30 to 55 year old women. Ward’s 125 year history began in a livery stable with a mail order catalog legacy.
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Montgomery Ward & Co
Ward
Wal- Mart
Circuit City
Roger Goddy
Sears
Wal-Mart
Best Buy
Richard Bond
Chicago
Spokane
Wash
Gerry Brass
Brass
Edmonton
Alberta
Edith
GE Capital Services
Montgomery Ward
GE Capital
Ed Stewart
George Rosenbaum
Leo J. Shapiro & Associates
Goddu
Toys R Us
Target
Macy’s
Plymouth
Ind
Fingerhut Cos
Montgomery Ward Direct
Sali
Mobil Corp
Management
General Electric Co
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John Rackuffa, RA
S. Ash
Paul A. Driscoll
JEM LP Gas
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Jake Wilson
Agate
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