U S hints at Haiti invasion plan with carrier assault
Washington debates a large scale invasion of Haiti using overwhelming force to oust Gen. Cedras, potentially deploying thousands of Marines on a naval carrier. Officials warn of political and financial costs, while aiming to minimize combat deaths. The Eisenhower could be sent with 12 cargo ships and about 20 000 troops, amid cautious White House discussions.
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al Gore
White House
Haiti
Dee Dee Myers
Defense
William Perry
Joint Chiefs
Colin Powell
Panama
Perry
Ted Warner
Pentagon
U.S
United States
Caribbean
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Eisenhower
10Th Mountain Division
Fort Drum
N.Y
Antique car show revives memories in New Bern parade
Sheri Little Sun Journal Staff reports a downtown New Bern gathering drew 5 000 to 6 000 visitors for the Southeastern Division meet of the Antique Automobile Club of America. About 300 restored classics from 1909 to 1969 drew strong crowds, with a rare 1911 Mercedes highlighted as one of only five or so in the United States.
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Jack Hawkins
New Bern
Middle
Pollock Streets
Memory Lane
Antique Automobile Club of America
Henri-Labourdette Carrossier
Paris
Scott Isquick
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
FDA pushes tougher seafood safety rules
The FDA proposes Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point rules to curb food borne disease in seafood. The rules require processors to analyze hazards, document safety controls, verify proper cooking and separation of cooked and raw products, and ensure safe storage. Decision on adoption expected by early 1995 after public comment period.
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Federal
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Seafood Safety Co
Dan Howell
Food and
Fish dinner becomes costly mystery in Morehead City
Van Lindquist and a dining partner faced a shock bill at a popular Morehead City restaurant after a tuna dish proved inedible for one diner. The meal, linked to a wider health official mystery from Carteret County to Atlanta, followed by Lindquist’s illness and admission to Carteret General Hospital emergency room.
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van Lindquist
Morehead City
Carteret County
Atlanta
Lindquist
Carteret General Hospital
Investigators eye thrust reverser in Pittsburgh jet crash
Safety officials say one of six right engine thrust reverser activators deployed in flight on the USAir Boeing 737 that crashed near Pittsburgh killing 132. The NTSB notes ambiguity as pilots normally control thrust reversers. in flight deployment can cause loss of control. Witnesses recalled a corkscrew, roaring thrust, and a loud impact as wreckage scattered across a wide area. The jet had been en route from Jacksonville to Charlotte and onward to Pittsburgh.
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Usair
Pittsburgh International Airport
National Transportation Safety Board
Carl Vogt
Vogt
Pittsburgh
Kathleen Weaver
CFM International Engines
Jacksonville
Fla
Charlotte
N.C
Chicago
West
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