Widow says US offered no rescue for Panama coup
Adela Bonilla de Giroldi says a U.S. officer gave her husband a crisis number, but the caller denied any offer of support as Maj Moises Giroldi’s uprising faltered. She notes US troops blocked routes yet failed to stop Noriega loyalists from entering.
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Moises Giroldi
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Giraldi
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Bush
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Urraca
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Frederica Oleochea
Tine
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Girald
Refugee departures tax force cuts German labor pool
Germany laments a shrinking workforce as tens of thousands flee westward, stressing an already strained economy with high female unemployment and a 44 hour work week. In Mauritius, Pope John Paul I arrives for a two day visit amid a peaceful multiparty democracy. Meanwhile, a former U S diplomat tied to a prostitute case remains under FBI surveillance but uncharged. Six men are rescued after 46 hours adrift, surviving on a buoy raft near Maui after their fishing boat sank.
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Indian Ocean
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FBI
State Department
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Pacific Ocean
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Washington
Maui Island
LL Dan Nelson
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Pledges Fall for Sheep Run North Ruse Arrests in Ossining
Delta Kappa Epsilon pledges near Croton Dam used a phrase taught by brothers to evade police after a midnight drop. Officers questioned, strip searches conducted, six jailed before admitting they were college students. Disorderly conduct tickets issued. court date set for November 20.
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Ossining Town Court
Weather data fragment for Brostesst area winds
Fragmentary weather note cites strong winds and cloudy skies. Appears to reference a forecast cycle around 94 hours, attributed to a national weather agency. Details are incomplete and names or precise locations are unclear.
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Brostesst
Weekend Sky Show With Full Moon Forecast
Mostly cloudy weekend conditions set a dramatic stage under a full moon. National Weather Service forecaster at Hancock Airport says Sunday may bring sunny intervals with a 65 degree high after a 45 to 50 degree overnight. Friday’s high reached 103 in Borrego Springs while Gunnison tied the coldest 13 degree reading. Rain spared Atlanta early, but much of the East and Midwest stayed warm with 60s widespread. Baltimore and Cheyenne reported record or near record warm night temperatures for the date. Lack of rain and heat increase fire danger in several areas.
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Hancock Airport
Borrego Springs
Calif
Gunnison
Colo
Atlanta
East
Midwest
Dole urges first talks between Pittston and UMW
Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole arranges a Washington meeting between Pittston Co chairman Paul Douglas and UMW President Richard Tromka, aiming to break a six month strike across Virginia West Virginia and Kentucky. She says healing is needed and private bargaining must resolve the dispute.
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Carbo
Elizabeth Dole
Kittston Co
United Mine Workers
Washington
Douglas
Tromka
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Pittston Coal Group
Satellites aid drug fight with new reconnaissance imagery
Officials say enhanced satellite photos suppress dense forests in Colombia and Peru to reveal airstrips and drug labs. In Peru's Upper Huallaga Valley the mapped area, tied to coca leaf production, helps U S authorities plan raids and track escape routes with help from the Pentagon DMA and U SGS.
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Colombia
Peru
Drug Enforcement Administration
Huallaga Valley
Pentagon
Defense Mapping Agency
U.S. Geological Survey
DEA
Wall Street fears echo 1987 crash parallels
Treasury chief seeks calm as Dow plunges 190.58 points to 2569.26, the day marking a near-repeat of Black Monday patterns. Analysts cite program trading, budget deficits, and rising wholesale prices while bonds gain demand and rates fall to fresh lows since 1987.
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Washington
Michael Evans
Seelie
Market gloomy as bears warn of fresh selling wave
Williams, who forecast the 1987 crash, predicts a continued slide unless Greenspan signals lower rates. He warns the Dow could drop to about 1,500 within two months and a deep four-year recession may follow. He doubts trading halts will curb panic and notes new safeguards since 1987.
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Federal Reserve Board
Alan Greenspan
New York Stoke Exchange
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