Weekend Market Report Lifts Commodities And Stocks
Commodities edged higher with coffee and cocoa futures up while pork belly and beef futures fluctuated on the Chicago and New York exchanges. Gold and silver slipped as copper rose, oil and gas futures moved, and Wall Street traded up for a fifth straight session with the Dow at 2,660.36.
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Wall Street
U.S
East German Army Slips Amid Reforms and Desertions
East Germany warns morale and readiness eroded as borders opened and reforms cut a quarter of the army. Thousands have deserted or fled to West Germany since last summer, with more than 40,000 leaving since January 26. Officials disagree on the share due to reform, while many soldiers serve in factories and public works to sustain crucial services.
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East Germany
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Gerd Apert
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Defense Ministry
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23Rd Rifle
Bad Salzungen
Europe
Hunt for Red October delivers taut submarine thriller
Tom Clancy adaptation showcases a dense plot and technical detail. Sean Connery stars as Captain Ramius, pursued by both Soviet and American forces with Alec Baldwin as CIA analyst Jack Ryan. John McTiernan directs a suspenseful, ensemble cast, producing a landmark high tech thriller for Paramount.
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Associated Press
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Clancy
Ramius
Sean Connery
U.S
Moscow
United States
CIA
Jack Ryan
Alec Baldwin
Scott Glenn
Courtney B. Vance
Larry Ferguson
Donald Stewart
John McTiernan
Kevin Costner
Harrison Ford
Mel Gibson
Kid
Glenn, Vance
James Earl Jones
Sam Neill
Richard Jordan
Peter Firth
Mace Neufeld
Paramount Pictures
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Barkis office under probe over state funded mailings
Kansas Attorney General Robert Stephan's office investigates claims that House Minority Leader Marvin Barkis sent out political fliers at state expense. A Feb 23 press release on Barkis 90 stationery was mailed to news outlets in a House envelope, with the speech text from Washington Day remarks. Barkis blames staff error. 450 to 550 mailings were reported.
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Mary Horsch
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D-Louisburg
Legislative Coordinating Council
Tom Laing
Sentencings in Municipal Court prompt multiple fines and terms
Stephen J. Spears Jr. 17 Paola driving with suspended license $125 fine five days jail and six months probation. Chad Sarnstrom 18 Prin ceton consumption of beer under age $50 fine battery $50. Gary D. Hogan 38 S Mul berry refusing to assist an officer $100 fine. Vance S. Johnson 20 Rantoul energy of marijuana $100 fine. Marsha J. Buehler 29 Osage Dr B DUI $200 fine $110 fee two days jail and alcohol safety program. Diversion agreements filed for Mark R. Johnson 22 Rantoul Vance S. Johnson 20 Rantoul Becky J. Vogeler 30 Ottawa to dismiss DUI on completing program and paying fines. District Court Milroy 26 Ottawa one to two years for forgery and one to two years for criminal damage to property concurrent. pay $122 costs. Ingram 28 Ottawa two years probation for conspiracy to possess cocaine six months for marijuana. random urinalysis and other terms. Marriage licenses listed. Accidents noted with damages. March 5 9 school menus and senior center notes. (First Published March 3 1990) (Last Published March 17 1990) In The District Court Of Franklin County Kansas Estate of Lara LiAathaned Nay Miwalla Deceased Case No 90P10 Notice of Hearing to admit will to probate and informal administration. defenses due March 26 1990 10 a.m. Rose J. Cathcard Petitioner. Attorney Robert L. Pinet.
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Stephen J. Spears Jr
Paola
Chad Sarnstrom
Princeton
Gary D. Hogan
S. Mulberry
Vance S. Johnson
Rantoul
Marsha J. Buehler
Osage
Mark R. Johnson
Becky J. Vogeler
Ottawa Afc
James E. Milroy
Ottawa
Tony A. Ingram
State of
Kansas
Rose J. Cathcard
Harry H. Cathcard
Franklin County
Family honors Ida M Taylor with thanks words
Thank you for the cards flowers and prayers during the loss of our wife and mother. We appreciate all that everyone has done. The family of Ida M Taylor FR. CO. Mental Health Clinic after hour emergency services call 242 3781 Narcotics Anonymous 242 3565 242 6053.
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Ida M. Taylor
FR. CO
Narcotics. Anonymous
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