Rightist wins San Salvador mayoralty in upset
Armando Calderon Sol of Arena wins the San Salvador mayoralty as the opposition secures a strong showing against the Christian Democrats in nationwide elections. The victory is announced at a late Sunday press conference with elections officials in attendance. In South Africa, buses in Soweto are deserted amid a nationwide protest strike, with violence including firebombed buses near Durban and police clashing with students at a university.
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Spring break clashes in Port Aransas raise teen danger warning
Port Aransas officials say high school students from San Antonio caused a riot and four stabbings over a wild weekend. Two youths died after a car plunged off a dock as 30 000 students flooded the Texas resort town.
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Ohio and Pennsylvania Lottery Results and Toledo Newsprint Fire
Ohio Super Lotto numbers were 5 6 7 9 11 13 and Pennsylvania Daily Number 0 8 3 with Big 4 2 8 2 1. Arson suspected in a Toledo newsprint fire destroying 1,495 rolls valued at about 750000 at The Blade plant. publication will continue from other stock.
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Fire Kills Four Children in Columbus Duplex Tragedy
A dawn fire on the east Columbus duplex claimed the lives of four Teague children and left 10-year-old Andrew Robinson critically injured. Fire officials suspect a child using matches sparked the blaze at 2:45 a.m. The victims include Fredrick 2, Deetrick 3, Twila 4, and Calvin 1, whose mother is Schree Robinson. Andrew escaped by leaping to a car from a second-floor window. The tragedy echoes a 1983 blaze that killed Mrs. Teague’s son Wallace Robinson and niece Wanikee Woods Peaks.
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Weather outlook with mild midweek warmth and showers
Fair skies across most of the nation Tuesday with Pacific Northwest showers and a chance of snow flurries in the northeast tonight. Tuesday brings sun and milder conditions with highs in the 40s to 50s. Wednesday looks fair with rain possible Thursday and Friday and highs in the 50s to 60s. Lake Erie winds shift from easterly tonight to southeasterly Tuesday with 1 to 3 foot waves and scattered snow flurries tonight.
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Doomed truck crash kills 65 Brazilian pilgrims
A truck carrying 71 pilgrims to a Roman Catholic shrine plummeted 300 feet after breaking a highway guardrail near Cachoeira Sao Felix. Police say 65 died, including the driver, with seven others seriously injured. The vehicle departed Caracao de Maria for the miracle grotto.
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Mitterrand Promises Decision On Reelection Soon
President Francois Mitterrand told a Bourget rally he will reveal this week whether he will seek another term. Analysts expect a formal statement at a Strasbourg Socialist meeting Friday, four weeks before the election.
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Man Released on Incident Charge Captured in High-Speed Chase
Lawrence David Gremminger, 49, allegedly sexually assaulted a woman in Santa Clarita less than three hours after his release on a reported incident charge. A two-hour pursuit by sheriff's deputies and CHP ended when his motorcycle ran out of gas northwest of Santa Barbara. He had posted $10,000 bail after Friday's arrest and then knocked on doors in a Santa Clarita Valley area seeking help for a disabled motorcycle.
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Fire-damaged ship towed into Miami for NTSB probe
The fire-damaged Scandinavian Star was being towed to Miami as investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board seek the cause of an engine-room blaze that halted a Mexican cruise. A preliminary look found wiring damaged in the engine room, and investigators plan to set up bright lights and ventilation once in port.
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Snow Scattered Across Great Lakes and Pacific Northwest
Snow fell in the lower Great Lakes and along the mid-Atlantic coast while a cold front brought rain to the Pacific Northwest. Temperatures ranged from 50s to 60s in the Southwest after 80s and 90s in California and southern Arizona. Yuma marked 95 degrees as the highest reading. Heaviest snow came from squalls near shore in the Great Lakes with lake snow advisories possible up to 5 inches along Lake Ontario in New York.
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Lightning strikes vacant Jerusalem mosque killing woman
A lightning bolt toppled the abandoned minaret of a vacant mosque in a Jewish Tel Aviv suburb, killing a woman and seriously wounding a child. Police said the structure was dilapidated and hit by a fire caused by the lightning as storms lashed the area.
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Iran’s Khomeini rejects peace in Iraq war stance
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini publicly rejects any peace settlement with Iraq. In a rare appearance he vows Iran will seek “final victory,” calling last week’s offensive in Suleimaniyeh a slap to Saddam Hussein and urging Iranians not to be deceived by foreign propaganda.
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Hope honors James Stewart with humanitarian award
James Stewart receives the 1988 Humaneitarian Award from the Los Angeles chapter of the Myasthenia Gravis Foundation at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. The event is chaired nationally by Tony Randall.
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