Gorbachev Makes Warm Havana Welcome on Cuba Visit
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and Fidel Castro opened daylong talks after laying a wreath at Jose Marti monument. Granma hailed an enthusiastic reception as hundreds of thousands lined streets for a glimpse of the visitors.
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Beirut battle rages as Syrians and Christians clash
In southern Lebanon gunboats hit a Druse harbor while heavy artillery duels raged around Beirut. Police reported 15 killed and 35 wounded on both sides along the Green Line, pushing Lebanon’s toll to 142 dead and 474 wounded since March 8 as civilians hid in shelters amid the latest civil war fighting.
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Namibia war toll rises as attacks flare in Oshakati
In northern Namibia fighting between SWAPO guerrillas and South African era forces plus police has killed at least 128 guerrillas and 18 police over four days, with 48 civilians reported dead. Fleeing residents seek refuge near Oshakati and Ongwediva as UN monitors oversee a transition to independence. South Africa suspends demobilization and reassembles units. UN Security Council and Marrack Goulding prepare to engage Angolan authorities.
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Wright ethics probe resumes after Easter recess
The House Standards of Official Conduct Committee will private deliberations Tuesday as Congress returns to address Wright ethics charges and major legislation including a proposed minimum wage raise. The 12 member panel is examining book royalties of $55,000, Wrights Fort Worth condo use, and dealings with partner George Mallick.
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Protesters Clash With Police Over Polish Nuclear Plant Plan
In Poznan hundreds of demonstrators opposed a planned nuclear power plant at Kw miec, with police injuring 17 officers and blocking exits as about 2 000 protesters marched from Mass in Poznan to the town square. The protest targeted Poland s second nuclear plant, to be completed by 2000, amid regional opposition and police blocks.
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BP and Marathon raise Ohio gas prices in volatile market
BP America first to hike in Ohio, 5 cents per gallon at company stations with wholesale price increases for dealer-sold fuel. Marathon Oil followed with 5 cent hike at its own stations and higher wholesale prices. Shell also boosted dealer prices 4 cents as market volatility looms and more firms may follow.
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Ohio tightens tint rules on vehicles of various types
Legislators changed regulations to allow dark tint on multi purpose vehicles, tractor trailers, mopeds and construction vehicles while officials enforce limits. Booker warns extreme tint is dangerous, claiming police tickets may rise but few citations reported. he stresses compliance will stand out.
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