World fishing Arabs attack Israeli boat off Lebanon
Four Arab guerrillas aboard a fishing vessel fired on an Israeli patrol boat off Lebanon and killed an Israeli lieutenant before troops sank the vessel and killed all aboard. In the West Bank, Israeli forces killed three Palestinians during clashes outside a Balata mosque in Nablus as demonstrations continued. The State Department expressed sorrow, saying violence breeds more violence and calling for restraint.
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Scientists propose sixth force from gravity study at TV tower
Nation San Francisco reports that measurements on a 2000 foot TV tower indicate a new fundamental force adding a tiny boost to gravity. Researchers led by Donald Eckhardt and Paul Boynton say evidence points to a sixth force beyond gravity and the known four, with patterns noted during ascent measurements at Hanscom Air Force Base and nearby tests.
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Paul Boynton
University of Washington
Seattle
Boynton
American Geophysical Union
Donald Eckhardt
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Eckhardt
Air Force Geophysics Laboratory
Hanscom Air Force Base
Mass
Ohio and Pennsylvania Lottery results on Friday
In Ohio, Cleveland draw reported The Number as 127 and Pick 4 as 7406. Harrisburg numbers for Pennsylvania included Lotto 40 20 19 37 14 27 with 13 as the alternate and Daily Number 0 7 7.
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Ohio Lottery
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Voinovich brother named in indictment in Ohio
The brother of Cleveland Mayor George Voinovich and the Geauga GOP chairman Dean J. Schanzel were named in an indictment tied to contract awards at a home and school for the mentally retarded. Schanzel faces theft in office and unlawful interest charges plus related misdemeanors, while Paul Voinovich and the Voinovich Companies are charged with soliciting improper compensation.
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George Voinovich
Geauga County
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Paul Voinovich
Voinovich-Sgro Architects Inc
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Voinovich Companies
Weather outlook with scattered snow across mountain and northern states
The forecast calls for showers in Maine and snow in Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico. Flurries are possible from Idaho to Vermont and Ohio, with cloudy and colder conditions north and sunny areas south. Highs reach the 40s in the south, with chilly nights in the 20s to 30s. Monday remains cold with northern flurries, a southern snow risk Tuesday, and potential rain by Wednesday with 35 to 45 daytime highs. Lake Erie winds 20 to 30 knots, waves 4 to 8 feet, flurries possible in the afternoon.
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Warsaw Leaders Praise Gorbachev For Nuclear Pact
Soviet Bloc leaders in Berlin hailed Mikhail Gorbachev for new political thinking that produced the US Soviet intermediate range missile pact. They approved verification procedures after a welcoming East Berlin visit to brief Warsaw Pact allies on the Reagan summit and the Washington treaty signed Tuesday. NATO members in Brussels echoed support for verification terms.
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Mikhail S. Gorbachev
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Brussels
NATO Urges Rapid Ratification Of Nuclear Ban Pact
NATO allies urged the U S Senate to ratify the intermediate range nuclear force ban quickly and pledged Soviet access to Western European missile bases. The Shultz led accord allows Soviet inspectors to scrutinize bases in five countries, part of the Washington summit treaty to eliminate 2611 missiles including cruise and Pershing 2 systems.
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Texaco and Pennzoil strike $3 billion settlement
Pennzoil says it agreed with Texaco investors on a $3 billion cash settlement that would exit Texaco from bankruptcy reorganization. Texaco managers objected, saying the payment is too high. Approval requires Texaco creditors and a two thirds stockholder vote. Texaco filed Chapter 11 in April to avoid a $10.3 billion bond in a Pennzoil suit.
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Penzoil
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Pennzoil Co
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Pennzoil
Deaver case goes to jury in ethics trial
A jury began deliberations in the Deaver case as they consider whether former White House aide Michael K. Deaver lied under oath about lobbying activities to dodge charges of unethical influence peddling. Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson ordered the jurors to disregard defense remarks claiming Deaver's innocence.
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White House
Michael K. Deaver
U.S
Thomas Penfield Jackson
Herbert J. Miller Jr
Deaver
Jackson
Miller
Warm spell ends as cold snap targets California
Unseasonably mild weather prevailed across much of the nation on Friday with temperatures in the 60s and 70s from the southern Plains to the southern Atlantic Coast. Freeze warnings were issued for San Diego through Monday night as temperatures could fall to around 20 degrees by Sunday night, threatening crops in southern California.
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Associated Press
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Plains
Atlantic Coast
San Diego
Major winter storm sweeps Plains again
For the second time in less than ten days a major winter storm hit the Plains causing hardship for settlers in Iowa Kansas and Minnesota with heavy snow and travel disruption reported across the region.
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Iowa
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Minnesota
Egypt bus crash kills 52 children in Cairo train collision
A bus with schoolchildren on a holiday outing collided with a train in Cairo, killing 52 and injuring 67. Most victims were about 10 years old. Hospitals report high death bleedouts and many injured cannot state names.
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Egypt
Manshiat el-Bakr
Ahmed Maher
Tarek Mustafa
Twins named after Gorbachev and Reagan in Moscow
Mikhail and Ronald Sakharova give their newborn twin sons names honoring Mikhail Gorbachev and Ronald Reagan on Tuesday the day the U S Russia missile treaty was signed in Washington. The event ties to a Soviet leader and a U S president amid Cold War era diplomacy.
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