Strongman and Aristide to talk peace in Caribbean talks
Exiled Haitian President Jean Bertrand Aristide and military chief Gen Raoul Cedras agreed to sit for talks on restoring democracy. U N envoy Caputo planned a weekend meeting on Aruba or Bonaire as the oil and arms embargo was to take effect. The talks aim to end Haiti's crisis though agreement on site remained unsettled.
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Boutros Boutros-Ghali
U.S
Warren Christopher
Cedras
Port-au-Prince
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Russian defector Orlov hid Soviet ties in Life revelation
Newly opened KGB files show Gen. Alexander Orlov remained a committed Communist to his death, not a defector. He fled to the United States to escape Stalin but never revealed his espionage network or Kin Philby, with details validating the Life book Deadly Illusions.
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Lin
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Russian Foreign Intelligence Service
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Nurse charged in insulin death at Niagara Falls hospital
Ann Marie Truscio 34 pleaded innocent after being arraigned on charges she killed 74 year old Edwin Klein with an insulin overdose at Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center in 1988 and injected five other patients who also died from unrelated causes.
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Denny's Hires Black Rights Monitor in Settlement
Flagstar Corp owner of Denny's named Norman J. Hill as vice president of human resources to oversee 2,200 restaurants across Flagstar brands including Hardee's and Quincy's. Hill, 51, becomes the chain's highest ranking black officer and will implement civil rights training amid a DOJ settlement over discrimination claims involving advance payments and service refusals.
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Detroit Mayor Coleman Young Says He Won't Run Again
Detroit's long serving mayor Coleman Young, 75, announced he will not seek a sixth term. The decision opens a wide open race with 25 candidates, including Dennis Archer, Arthur Blackwell, and John Conyers Jr. The retiring leader cites fatigue after 20 years in office and notes ongoing urban and economic challenges.
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Tom Horn to face posthumous retrial in Cheyenne
A century after his 1903 execution for the Willie Nickell murder, Tom Horn will be retried posthumously in Cheyenne after Joseph W. Moch, a Michigan lawyer, secured a judge's order on grounds including coerced confession. The case, tied to cattle rustling fears and a rock symbol, has long sparked debate and inspired films.
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Joseph W. Moch
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Moch
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Nickell
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U.S
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