Acid rain linked to higher cancer deaths in Northeast
California researchers warn acid rain may raise colon and breast cancer deaths in the Northeast by reducing Vitamin D synthesis via sulfur dioxide. They say exposure could predict colon cancer rates with about 60 percent accuracy, prompting calls for further study.
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CIA denies supplying Noriega with files on Congress
Washington senators lashed out after a report claimed the CIA routinely sent Panamanian strongman Manuel Noriega classified material on lawmakers and his personal life. Former diplomat Jose Blandon testified to a Senate subcommittee that Noriega aided international drug traffickers and turned Panama into a hub for criminal activity.
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Major New York art heist nets six million in paintings
A Colnaghi Art Gallery burglary on Upper East Side between 6:15 and 10:30 p.m. Monday stole 28 old master works worth over 36 million, including pieces by Fra Angelico and Chardin. Police report wide-ranging European old masters. no titles disclosed.
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International Foundation For Art Research
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Dollar Teks
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Paolo Catamara
Gaspar Dugbet
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Mrs Marcos cancels return flight to Philippines
Bonolulu Imellia Marcos, welcomed at Honolulu International Airport by Friends of Marcos leader Joe Laze, decided not to board a Philippee Airlines flight home. He said she wanted to join her ill daughter Imee in Morocco but chose to stay to avoid U.S. confrontation.
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Dole and Robertson face ballot hurdles in Syracuse area
Sen Bob Dole and Pat Robertson fail to place delegate slates on the ballot in Syracuse area for the April 19 Republican primary. Local GOP voters must pick delegates, with 1250 signatures required by Thursday to qualify, while Bush Kemp compete, and Dole hopes local organizers salvage support.
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Editorial Snag Leaves Readers Guessing On Snow Outlook
A terse editorial fragment hints at a snowy outlook and editor Ganley’s tentative stance. Joe’s note crops up as a stray aside, leaving readers unsure about the paper’s final take. The piece reads like an unfinished local commentary with no clear resolution.
Candidates jockey on N H trail
In Concord New Hampshire George Bush and Bob Dole campaigned after Iowa, aiming to top Republican support as Dukakis framed a home turf fight for Democrats. Gephardt called himself the underdog while Dole pitched Star Wars, saying he is one of you to New Hampshire voters.
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