Kremlin crackdown in Baku amid Azerbaijan unrest
In Baku 43 people were arrested during raids on unofficial Groups as Soviet troops tried to quell a nationalist uprising. Demonstrations were banned and protests punished with up to 30 days in jail. A general strike halted factories and transport as clashes persisted and a blockade of Caspian Sea oil ports threatened. Dozens were killed in recent days with a rising secessionist mood and warnings of renewed violence.
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Free at last after decade on Texas Death Row
Clarence Lee Brandley walked out of Huntsville Prison on bond after nearly ten years on Death Row. The 38 year old, convicted in 1980 of the rape slaying of Cheryl Ferguson, had his capital murder conviction overturned by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals for denial of a fair trial. Brandley planned to join his mother and four children and avoid Montgomery County, while supporters at Creston Baptist Church celebrated with prayers and cheers of thanks.
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Texas
Japanese lunar probe on its way
Japan launches its first lunar probe M3S-2 aboard a slender Muses-A rocket from a southern coast pad. Liftoff occurred at 8 46 p m local time with clouds of smoke as launch officials await confirmation of success. If successful the mission would make Japan the third nation to reach the moon after the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Bush Defends Stand On Chinese Student Deportation
President Bush challenged legislation to shield Chinese students from deportation, warning Congress it will blame itself if it overrides his veto and Chinese authorities retaliate. He praised Gorbachev while criticizing Soviet use of force in Azerbaijan and noted ongoing debates over Social Security tax changes and Panama aid.
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Oberlin College United Way drive sets new records
Oberlin College raised 37,800 dollars from 267 donors in the 1989 United Way campaign, surpassing 1988’s 36,700 dollars from 235 donors. Campaign Director Ronald Huratt noted broad participation growth, echoed by Oberlin President S Frederick Starr. National United Way commitments exceeded 3.2 million dollars.
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Elyria man arrested in drug trafficking case
A 26 year old Elyria man, Michael Mansfield of 630 S Abbe Rd, was arrested Monday while visiting his parole officer at the county administration building. He faces aggravated trafficking in drugs and is held on a 10000 cash bond.
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Secord Given Two Years Probation in Iran Contra Case
Richard Secord, a former major general linked to the Iran Contra affair, was sentenced to two years probation for hiding from congressional investigators that he financed a $13,800 security system for Oliver North's home. Judge Aubrey Robinson noted there has already been sufficient punishment in the scandal.
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Blast probe records Lorain plant blast victims and response
Lorain plant blast injures Robert Warner and James Pry, both in their early twenties, with Brian Smith in critical condition at MetroHealth Medical Center. Rossborough releases a statement denying intentional noncompliance with Community Right to Know Laws and says outside consultants were hired to ensure reporting of dangerous chemicals to Lorain County Emergency Management Agency and Ohio EPA.
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James Pry
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Lorain County Emergency Management Agency
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Joseph Swinko
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