Iraq denies secret talks amid push to avert war
Iraq rejected Radio Monte Carlo reports of secret U S Iraqi contacts to avert war and possibly pull out of Kuwait before the Jan 15 UN deadline. Tariq Aziz met Yugoslav FM Loncar as non aligned leaders seek a mediation effort while Dan Quayle headed to Saudi Arabia for New Year’s with troops.
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Kuwait
United Nations
Tariq Aziz
Persian Gulf
Dan Quayle
Saudi Arabia
Dill Lue
Xuueo EM
Kuwail Traq
Latif Nussayif Jassim
Egypt
Iraq
Jassim
Gee Catteri
Aziz
Budimir Loncar
Baghdad
Non-Aligned Movement
Yugoslavia
United States
Saddam
Loncar
Hast
West
Lancar
Iran
United Arab Emirates
Syria
Jordan
Seven hurt in head on van and car collision
Seven people were injured, two seriously, when a van and car collided head on at the East River Road intersection of E River and French Creek Roads in Sheffield Village Saturday night. Fire departments transported six to Elyria Memorial Hospital and one to St Joseph in Lorain. Names and full details were not all available.
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East River Road
E. River
French Creek
Avon Fire Departments
Elyria Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Cavaliers Fall to Portland in Fourth Straight Loss
Cavaliers drop 120 114 to Portland marking a 4th straight defeat and 10th in 11 games as reshaped standings and season momentum hinge on upcoming clashes.
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Cavaliers
Portland
Hijackers Free 31 Held Dozens In Algerian Airliner
Suspected Islamic militants hijacked an Air Algerie Boeing 737 from Ghardaia to Algiers with 88 aboard. They released 31 passengers in Annaba as security forces surrounded the plane and negotiations continued for fuel to flee the country. Officials cited conflicting hijacker identities and motives amid tense late-night talks.
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Ghardaia
Annaba
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State Department
Hassan Kahlouche
North Africa
Tunisia
Libya
Egypt
Mohammed Salah Mohammedi
Mohammed
APS
Marie Barouillet
Milan dig uncovers 600 B C village life at Seaman Fort Site
Archaeologist George DeMuth leads a Sandusky Bay group excavating the Seaman Fort Site in Milan active since 1989. The wedge valley fortress, ringed by Hunt Creek and Huron River, holds six earthen mounds and a line of ancient houses. The site, once explored by Raymond Vietzen in the 1930s–40s, is tied to Woodland culture dating 600 B C to 1 B C.
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Indiana Jones
George DeMuth
DeMuth
Sandusky Bay
Archaeological Society of Ohio
Ohio Academy of Science
Jones
Seaman Fort
Seaman
John Seaman
Hunt Creek
Huron River
Annals of Archaeology
Raymond Vietzen
Elyria
Vietzen
Tidanine Exner
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