Rebels shadowed by nine Used to Clark Air Base last year
The Pacific Stars and Stripes cites Filipino authorities in Angeles City stating rebels from the New People’s Army spied on Clark Air Base after documents seized last July revealed surveillance. Police Maj Efren Alamares says the targets appeared to be post security.
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GOP backs Atwater with renewed vote of confidence
The Republican National Committee passed a resolution praising Lee Atwater for his aggressive political stance. It says Democrats and their surrogates have relentlessly attacked him and urges him to continue his approach.
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Names of 3 killed in air crash released
Washington The Army released the names of three U S soldiers killed when a military helicopter crashed in Panama. Warrant Officer Brian L Madrid of Bessemer Pennsylvania Chief Warrant Officer Steven K Cormick of Santa Cruz California Staff Sergeant Timothy J McDamel of Anchorage Alaska were identified.
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Mercury astronauts mark 30th anniversary plea to save Earth
Five of the original Mercury seven gather at UNC Morehead Planetarium for a news conference marking three decades since the start of the U.S. manned space program. They urge focus on protecting Earth, propose cooperative projects like a space station, and reflect on Mars priorities amid US-Soviet space competition.
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Robin HUD admits embezzling funds to aid the homeless
Marilyn Louise Harrell told a House subcommittee that she diverted about 55 million dollars in federal revenue from HUD foreclosures to charities. She described the act as driven by love and compassion and warned others could have taken more due to tax record gaps. She offered to repay and said she followed a higher law. Thornburgh announced a federal probe into HUD offices for possible fraud and embezzlement.
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Catholic bishops debate US ties with Vietnam
The National Conference of Catholic Bishops opened its spring meeting at Seton Hall University as debate over normalizing relations with Vietnam rages. The committee recommends support to ease humanitarian aid and human rights dialogue, while some bishops warn the move could validate the communist regime.
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Chinese officials seek defection amid Beijing crackdown
Memorial vigil in San Francisco for the Beijing massacre victims spurs two Chinese consulate officials to announce defection plans. In Washington, President Bush vows to monitor the situation while avoiding immediate sanctions. Canada reports embassy officials seeking refugee status, with five embassy and two consulate staff alleged to request asylum in Vancouver. China condemns foreign aid suspensions as damaging, while Tokyo and Paris suspend or delay aid. Authorities report 125 more arrests in Beijing and Nanjing, part of a nationwide crackdown totaling over 1,200 detentions in two weeks.
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Sunday Forecast With Sunshine After Wet Spell
Weather outlook for Sunday calls for a mix of clouds and sun with a chance of a shower or thunderstorm. High near 75 degrees, tonight cloudy with 55 to 60 degree low and southwest winds. Meanwhile East Coast storms killed at least four, caused flooding and power outages across several states including 90 000 South Carolina outages and 10 000 to 15 000 more elsewhere.
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