Gorbachev orders withdrawal of six Afghan regiments
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev announced that six Soviet army regiments will be pulled from Afghanistan this year and not replaced, as a step to speed peace talks. He said full withdrawal requires a political settlement including rebels laying down arms, with Kabul agreeing to the terms.
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Storms rumble Ohio over Midwest
Thunderstorms stretched across the Midwest and doused drought-hit Southeast with rain. A severe thunderstorm watch covered parts of Missouri and Illinois as showers moved northeast with cooler nights and warm, breezy days ahead, including highs reaching the 80s.
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One Ohio Lotto ticket wins 1.2 million in annual payments
Cleveland based AP report notes one winning Ohio Lotto ticket from Saturday drawing will receive 1,202,042 dollars paid over 20 equal annual installments. Lotto numbers were 22 26 31 37 38 40 and The Number drawn 252. Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania Daily Number 3-7-6 and Big 4 6-2-5-4 as Saturday results.
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Attackers blast hole in Berlin Wall
Unidentified assailants in West Berlin detonated a blast that punched a hole about one square yard in the Berlin Wall, blowing out windows in nearby buildings. No injuries reported, investigators sought to identify explosives and suspects. In Bangkok, Thailand, premier coalition parties won a majority of seats, with Democrat Party the largest with 101 of 347.
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Titanic dive nets photos of sunken ship treasure
Researchers led by Robert Ballard return from a two week expedition near Woods Hole after using a lawnmower sized submarine to explore the Titanic. They plan a low key return and a Wednesday reception at the National Geographic Society in Washington.
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Akron planning panel backs two group homes
Akron's planning commission voted to recommend approval of two group homes for mentally retarded adults despite neighborhood protests. Commissioner Perry Murrell said neighbors should hear from residents, stating they are not dangerous. Final approval rests with the Akron City Council. State watercraft officials report a drop in alcohol related boating deaths. 40 percent of 27 fatalities last year were alcohol related, this year two of 16 were.
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Assad and Hussein wrap Syria Jordan talks in Damascus
President Hafez Assad and King Hussein of Jordan completed two days of closed door discussions in Damascus after meeting for the fourth time since December to mend strained ties. They embraced at the airport as Hussein boarded a jet to Amman. Officials said talks covered regional and bilateral issues and aimed to clear the Arab atmosphere.
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Police kill nine Gurkha protesters in New Delhi violence
Police fired on Gurkha separatists killing nine as riot-hit areas in New Delhi faced heavy patrols. The Punjab city Amritsar saw a shopkeeper killed by three Sikhs and a priest found dead in Tangra. Hindu-Sikh clashes and curfew persisted citywide.
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Geldorf wax double and Sinatra anecdote headline
A wax likeness of Bob Geldorf wearing a shirts from his wardrobe is shown at Madame Tussauds London. David Letterman reflects on rising ratings and fear of decline while Frank Sinatra is described as impatient but not rude by New Jersey Governor Kean. Former President Carter returns to Plains depot, noting neighborly stability aided his 1976 campaign. CSX reports a rare depot sale event and limited passenger service in 1951.
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