White testifies in housing probe in Cleveland grand jury
Mayor Michael R. White testified for almost six hours before a Cuyahoga County grand jury probing two housing renovation partnerships, Dean and Beehive. He said he did nothing wrong and would testify again if called, as the panel investigates theft, forgery, bribery, and unlawful public contracts connected to converting former Cleveland schools into housing for the elderly and disabled.
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Cleveland
Michael R. White
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Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Dean and Beehive Limited Partnerships
Iraqi troops leave allied zone in northern Iraq
Hundreds of Iraqi troops withdrew from an expanded allied security zone in Sirsene to protect Kurdish returnees. A cholera outbreak hit refugees on the Turkish border with 100 cases and three deaths reported by Doctors Without Borders. Turkey closed its border for three hours, hindering aid. UNHCR chief Sadako Ogata warned funds were exhausted and relief efforts were in dire jeopardy amid a weak donor response of 236.5 million dollars.
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Iraq
Doctors Without Borders
Turkey
U.N. High Commissioner For
Sadako Ogata
Geneva
Persian Gulf
UNHCR
Iraq seeks five year delay on Kuwait war reparations
Iraq asked the United Nations to postpone billions in reparations for the Kuwait invasion for five years citing a devastated economy. Kuwaiti ambassador Mohammad A. Abulhasan told AP the move aims to influence payments while he called the request stupid and predicted Security Council rejection.
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Iraq
Kuwait
U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Security Council
Mohammad A. Abulhasan
Associated Press
U.N. Security Council
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Council
UNHCR Warns Over Kurdish Refugees Leaving Turkey
UNHCR spokeswoman Sylvana Foa expressed deep concern about reports that Kurdish refugees are being urged to depart Turkey with assurances of safety outside the security zones. Iran's interior minister Abdollah Nouri criticized foreign help for refugees. A Friday UN aid report warns Iran could face up to 600000 more Iraqi Shiite refugees.
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UNHCR
Sylvana Foa
Turkey
Iran
Abdollah Nouri
U.N. Disaster Relief Organization
Swiss banks abolish secret Form B accounts
The Federal Banking Commission in Zurich formally adopted measures to end anonymous Form B accounts used by lawyers and trust administrators to deposit clients’ money without naming the clients. The rules take effect July 1 with banks given until Sept 30, 1992 to identify current Form B depositors or face termination of the business relationship.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Federal Banking Commission
Crash claims multiple injuries in westbound collision
Derek Asklar of Cambridge suffered second degree burns in a crash involving an 18 wheeler and seven other vehicles on a rise west of the scene. Amos and others were injured and treated. witnesses recalled a fiery Bronco shedding its driver who crawled free. A Syracuse student and family members described the sequence as cars burned and hospital checks followed.
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Cambridge
Asklar
Amos
Ashlar
Mark Konicek
Chicago
Syracuse University
Mark
Diane Konicek
Koniceks
Elyria Memorial
Edward and
Lois Zacherl
Milan
Randall Vangilder
Elyria
Eugene Arthurs
Strongsville
DOT officials defend signage at Route 2 work zone crash
Ohio DOT District 2 deputy director Phillip Harwood and Elyria police state the westbound construction area met National MUTCD standards with twelve signs per side and flashing arrow guidance. State patrol plans a meeting with the Seawright F.A.C.E. contractor to review after Tuesday's fatal crash and determine further steps.
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Phillip Harwood
District 2
Ohio
Harwood
State Highway Patrol
Transportation Department
Route 2
State Patrol
Kennedy witnesses eyed as detectives seek case clarity
Police plan to interview Friday with Kennedy witnesses and previously interviewed others to resolve discrepancies. Terlizzese said all known witnesses have been identified, with a few potential contacts for weekend talks. FBI lab results not yet final, not deemed necessary for case presentation. Earlier tests did not exclude Smith from sexual contact with the 28 year old woman alleging rape.
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Terlizzese
Palm Beach County
Smith
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