Death toll climbs in Central Asia ethnic clashes
Tass reports 102 killed and 436 wounded in a week of fighting between Uzbeks and Kirghiz in Uzbekistan and Kirghizia. Troops deployed as 225 homes 31 state buildings and 62 cars torched. Frunze Osh areas hit hardest with 68 killed in Uzgen district. Clashes tied to land housing disputes.
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Teen runaway hijacks Soviet airliner near Stockholm
A 17 year old Soviet runaway with a fake claim hijacked an Aeroflot three engine plane carrying 114 passengers and seven crew from Minsk to Murmansk, forcing a landing at Arlanda airport near Stockholm. He surrendered unharmed and faces questioning. no explosives were found aboard. The flight was to return to the Soviet Union later today.
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Navy lieutenant faces rape trial in Naples Spain
Lt. Robin E. Brown, 27, a U.S. Navy officer, is slated to stand trial July 2 in Naples Italy for allegedly raping a female officer aboard the USS Suribach while in port in Spain. The maximum penalty includes dismissal and up to 30 years hard labor.
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Quartet blocks new emissions deadline in EC clash
Britain and three other countries blocked moves by the European Community to set the year 2000 as a deadline to stabilize carbon dioxide emissions. The Luxembourg meeting saw Britain hold firm on 1990 levels by 2005, with Spain Portugal and Greece backing resistance.
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Sexclusiv magazine sparks East German sexual revolution
East Berlin reports the launch of Sexclusiv, East Germanys first sex magazine. Backed by the German Sex League and state news agency ADN, it aims to promote sexual awareness after decades of restrictions. The first edition costs six marks, a price pun on sex in German.
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Syracuse News Rates Declared For State Subscribers
The Syracuse Merate-Journal announces fall subscription rates for New York state readers via the Oral Co. Box 4915 Syracuse. Postage details and payment terms apply, with price structures listed for daily and other editions.
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Broward shop owner arrested over obscenity sale
In Broward County, EC Records owner Charles D Freeman was arrested after selling the obscene album As Nasty As They Wanna Be to an undercover officer. Sheriff's deputies and even Sheriff Nick Navarro were on the scene, Freeman pled not defying the law but selling until court says otherwise.
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As Nasty as They Wanna Be Obscenity Case Aired
Music critic notes the 2 Live Crew album uses varied rhythms and graphic sexual content that sparked a Florida obscenity ruling. Judge Jose Gonzalez emphasized the work’s lack of artistic value despite cultural context and black musical traditions cited by supporters.
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Anxious Heimdal family races to ransom drop in Ecuador
Roy and Marge Heimdal waited anxiously as they wired $60,000 to a Quito bank to ransom their son Scott, 27, kidnapped April 28 in northern Ecuador by Maoist guerrillas. After a four day fundraising push including bake sales and piggy banks, they hoped mediaries would deliver the sum into the jungle near the Ecuador Colombia border.
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Weather data broadcast station summary
Fragmented weather notice notes sunset time 8 43 pm and temperatures with high low values for Friday and historical references. Mentions precipitation figures and a radio broadcast frequency 162.550 MHz for weather information.
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Weekend Rain Outlook With Variable Skies
The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms tonight and Sunday with 30 to 40 percent chances and highs near 70. Monday and Tuesday look mainly sunny with cooler lows around 50 and highs near 70. Central New York faces fog patches this morning while storms affect parts of the East and Midwest with hail heavy rain and damaging winds possible in New York Vermont and nearby regions.
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