Panamanian Rift Over Noriega Fate Grows Deeper
Panamanian officials clash over how to handle Noriega after the U.S. strike and Vatican mediation. Negotiators from the United States Panama and the Vatican race to break a deadlock as bishops urge justice and possible extradition, with legality questions about Panamanian and U.S. treaties and the scope of extraditable offenses.
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Panama
Noriega
U.S
Endara
United States
Orrisos
Airport workers killed in US gunfire during Panama invasion
In the panic of the December 20 invasion, Eastern Airlines cargo handler Herberta Pittie 39 Pablo Diaz 54 and an airport security guard were shot dead by U S troops as they tried to flee toward safer airport areas. Family and colleagues say the men were hunted by soldiers who opened fire on their fleeing pickup. A US spokesman said he knew nothing of the incident while acknowledging civilian casualties in the campaign.
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Panama City
Panama
Herberta Pitti
Eastern Airlines
Eastern
T.S
Pitt
U.S
Pitts
Pablo Diaz
PGK Up Lab
Searfield
Mercedes Moras
U.S. Miltary
Sebastiana Sanchez
Police search for his-run driver in fatal accident
Police sought a hit and run driver after a pedestrian died in an East Fayette Street crash. Donna Clark, 46, of Smith Lane, was killed October 21 while crossing. a speeding car left the scene, throwing her 50 feet. Suspect Thomas Kerce, 61, was arrested later and charged with manslaughter and related counts. bail set at 1,000 dollars.
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East Fayette Street
Donna Clark
Smith Lane
End of Communist Rule Brings New Year Revels Across Europe
Celebrations mark December 31 as Eastern Europe embraces freedoms as Gorbachev asserts socialism with democracy. Romanians, Poles, Hungarians and others celebrate open borders, while violence dampens some events. Thousands gather along the Berlin Wall as it opens.
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Berlin Wall
Mikhail
Gorbachev
Hong Kong
China
Philippines
Manila
London
Trafalgar Square
Margaret Thatcher
Britain
Bush
New decade begins with a baby's cry at hotels
Hotels across the county hosted large New Year’s Eve gatherings with music drinks and dancing. At the Sheraton University Inn about 200 revelers packed the ballroom while others lingered outside. Singles at Sing Song Saloon faced a sparse dating scene as patrons performed songs on stage and one couple formed after a shared performance. About 1,200 guests spent the night at Syracuse Square hotels with 5 a.m. departures marking a long dawn cleanup.
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Sheraton University Inn
Tim Mancini
Sheraton
Toni Ferran
Canandaigua
Ferran
Jack Ferran
Doris Speers
Maureen VanBrooker
Wrightmire
Pritchard
Randy Tracey
North Syracuse
Ringo Starr
Tracey
Mardee Egnoto
Oto
Liverpool
Syracuse Square
Gerri Sobka
Sobko
West Manlius Street
Syracuse
New Year Celebrations Ring In 1990 Across U S Cities
Revelers in Times Square in New York welcomed 1990 as crowds counted down the seconds of the 1980s. Police kept order with a large force while runners gathered in Central Park for the Runner's World event. Pasadena Pasadena and Philadelphia hosted major parades amid festive scenes. Meanwhile Seattle Houston and Fresno State voices highlighted local scenes with celebrations and remarks on the lasting memories of the night.
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New York
Times Square
Central Park
Bob Spencer
Fresno State University
California
Spencer
Pasadena
Canf
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