World chess title game adjourned in Kasparov Karpov duel
The sixth World Championship game between Kasparov and Karpov was adjourned with Kasparov leading 3 to 2 in the 24 game match. Experts split on the outcome with analysts predicting draw or Kasparov win after Kasparov sealed his 42nd move.
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Luck bonds Newmans in 32 year marriage
Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward reveal in Parade magazine that their long marriage endures by sheer luck rather than formula. Newman recalls a brief departure of about 15 minutes before returning, and both admit they have no concrete reason for staying together beyond luck.
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Noriega Faces 6.5 Billion Panama Lawsuit Details
Panama filed a 6.5 billion suit in federal court alleging Manuel Noriega looted the treasury, tortured opponents and ran drug and money laundering operations. The action targets funds frozen in international banks and seeks to halt any release to Noriega’s defense.
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Market declines as oil prices rise on budget gridlock
The Dow fell 25 points to 2479.21 by noon amid a broad decline on the NYSE as oil for December delivery climbed above $33 a barrel. Advancers trailed decliners about 3 to 2 on volume of 73.01 million shares, with IBM, American Express, Philip Morris, and General Electric among the losers. Analysts tied the market drift to unresolved federal budget talks and expect no rate moves until budget matters clear.
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Civil rights activists vow fresh push after Bush veto
Civil rights leaders plan a new drive next year to pass a job discrimination bill Bush vetoed for creating hiring quotas. Benja min Hooks of NAACP said the fight continues after the Senate sustained the veto 66 to 34, short by two thirds.
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