Israel-U S clash over Jerusalem violence sparks UN debate
The United States weighs a security council resolution condemning Israeli force in Jerusalem amid clashes on the Temple Mount. Bush calls for restraint while Israel cites police action against rock throwers. rioting leaves many injured and curfews in effect across the West Bank and Gaza.
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Shamir
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Bush
Israel
United Nations
Temple Mount
U.S
U.N Security Council
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Security Council
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Baghdad
Lebanon
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China
Britain
France
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Gaza Strip
Yaacov Turner
Al-Aqsa
Israel Television
Galilee
Gulf plane crash in Saudi Arabia kills two Americans
A U S Air Force F-111 crashed in southern Arabia during a training mission killing both crew members. The incident is part of several Desert Shield crashes as U S forces mass in the region. Names were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Raf Lakenheath Air Base
Oran
Turkey
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Iraq
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Air Force
Germany
Saudi
Vietnam
Night vision era helicopters used in Panama attacks
The article notes two Marine helicopter losses at night aided by night vision goggles. It explains fonsles, heat imaging devices, enabled night attacks in Panama but offered limited vision, shaping combat effectiveness and risk.
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Nancy Burt
Panama
Lundine criticizes oil city site cleanup and funding
Lundine cites Congel as responsible for environmental work at Oil City while challenging Stone over sampling and state approval. The article discusses Cuomo administration cleanup funds, gag orders, and political implications ahead of the 1990s elections, including SUNY tuition and budget balancing efforts.
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Oil City
Lundine
Conger
Pyramid Cos
Cuomo
Stone
Syracuse
DEC
Albany
New York
State University of New York
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Bundine
Pierre Rinfret
Uome
Wildlife pathologist Stone reports van tried to ram his car
Ward Stone, a state wildlife pathologist, said a van with darkened windows attempted to ram his car on Taconic State Parkway while he left a dump site in Philmont. Police and the Columbia County DA are probing, with Stone delaying soil tests at Syracuse’s Carousel Center site due to affidavits.
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Columbia County
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Philmont
Columbia County District Attorney's Office
Carousel Center Mall
Syracuse
Oil City
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Taconic State Parkway
DEC
Ata Nancy Connell
Robert Abrams
Louis Moran
Thar Tummihiiahad Tata Dum
Moran
Albany Times Union
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