China and US strike deal to curb missile technology spread
China commits not to export nuclear missile tech and gains US promises to ease sanctions and boost commercial space cooperation. The accord, aimed at halting proliferation, could quiet congressional pressure while providing Washington relief and assurances that Pakistan Iran and North Korea will not benefit from new Chinese missile tech.
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Peru Congress Declares Fujimori Morally Unfit
Peru's opposition-led Congress moved to declare President Alberto Fujimori morally unfit for office. The action comes after a corruption scandal and a resignation sent from Japan. Congress President Valerio Pangua, a moderate, was expected to become caretaker president and oversee new elections scheduled for April 8.
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Raids Net 2876 Arrests In Major Cocaine Crackdown
In a US orchestrated three week sweep across 32 countries and territories authorities arrested 2876 suspects and seized over 20 tons of cocaine and burned marijuana fields. US DEA Caribbean director Michael Vigil announced the Oct 27 to Nov 19 operation was the third and largest in the series, at a San Juan news conference.
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FTC urges self regulation over marketing to minors
The Federal Trade Commission says industry self regulation should curb marketing of adult material to children in movies video games and music. If ineffective, Congress should consider narrowly tailored remedies while lawmakers push for FTC action under existing authority.
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FDA alerts on thyroid hormone diet pills linked to heart attacks
The FDA warned consumers against supplements containing the thyroid hormone matrical also known as TRIAC. These products sold in gyms health food stores and online have prompted recalls in the past seven months including Tri cana Metabolic Hormone Analogue Tria-Cut Thyroid Stimulator and Sci-Fi-Tri-Cuts Dietary Supplements.
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FBI e mail spy system cleared by independent review
A review by Henry H Perritt and Illinois Tech Chicago Kent College finds the Carni vore e mail surveillance tool largely stays within law and court orders. Critics call the report biased and lacking substance while civil rights lawyers dub it a fuzzy snapshot of the investigative tool.
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Herald Journal customer service and corrections policy
Syracuse Herald Journal lists contact numbers for corrections and delivery issues. It provides hours for Tim Bunn deputy editor and customer service, and notes delivery by 5 pm with remedies for late papers. Includes mailing address and publication details.
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Mankits family slain amid gambling debts tragedy in Michigan
In Farmington Hills Michigan Jinad Hassan Moukalled killed his three young children and pregnant wife after years of problem gambling. He then shot his wife and killed himself in their two story Detroit area home. A maid found the note pinned with salt and pepper shakers on the kitchen counter.
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Civil rights icon Williams takes last Atlanta trip
Hosea Williams, famed civil rights leader, was carried in a wooden wagon drawn by mules for a 244 mile farewell procession from Auburn Avenue to City Hall and Capitol. Thousands watched as his bronze coffin draped in an American flag moved past Ebenezer Baptist Church before his funeral. Reverend Jesse Jackson offered a somber tribute about mortality.
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Los Angeles to pay police corruption victim 15M
The Los Angeles City Council approved a 15 million dollar settlement to Javier Francisco Ovando, shot and paralyzed in 1996 amid the Rampart scandal. Former officer Rafael Perez said he and partner Nino Durden shot Ovando and planted the rifle, a case that prompted a landmark payout in police misconduct history.
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