World leaders sign sweeping European disarmament treaty
In Paris at the Elysee Palace Bush and Gorbachev announce a historic pact to destroy tens of thousands of tanks artillery and armored vehicles in Europe. The accord ends the Cold War era balance by limiting heavy weapons deployment across Europe while Bush urges Iraq withdrawal and UN demands peaceful action.
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Weather halts U S mock invasion during Imminent Thunder
Poor seas and high winds forced a second failed amphibious assault on a Saudi beach as part of the Imminent Thunder drill. Marines, Saudi Arabian Marines, and allied air support participated, with 400 troops landed and 36 Saudis among the force. Despite cancellation of landings, Maj Gen Jenkins called the exercise a success for allied coordination amid tensions with Saddam Hussein.
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U.S
Harry W. Jenkins Jr
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Gunston Hall
Guam
Beatles fan pays record price for McCartney birth certificate
A 26 year old Beatles devotee from Washington DC paid 18000 dollars for Paul McCartney birth certificate at Simpson's auction house. After tax and a 19 percent buyer's fee the total reached 21285 dollars. The document was authenticated and sold after a quick final bid. The certificate's journey from Liverpool to Houston included Angela Williams, the singer's stepmother, who sold it to an American investor.
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Paul McCartney
Liverpool
Angela Williams
Hefners Chicago Mansion Fades From Its Frat House Past
Located in the Chicago Playboy Mansion, Hefner’s old bedroom and the estate reveal a fading era. The site once hosted all night parties and iconic pool scenes now sits vacant, with dormitory use and sale looming. The memory of Hefner’s life and 1960s-80s culture lingers amid signs of change.
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Mass grave unearthed in Kanchanaburi near Bridge over the River Kwai
In Thailand, a mass grave burial site near Kanchanaburi is being excavated by the Pothipawana Songkroh Foundation. Workers uncover remains of hundreds of Asian slave laborers and Allied prisoners who died building a wartime railroad for Japan. The site lies about three miles from the famous bridge.
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JohnsonsCharged In_aggravated Trafficking Case at 1864 Middle Ave
Police say Joe Johnson 30 of Parkview Court and James A. Roberts 26 of Tedman Court faced charges after an investigation. Johnson is charged with two counts of aggravated trafficking while Roberts faces one count of drug abuse. Roberts was arrested on a warrant tied to a prior Oct 18 arrest.
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Man Court
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Gasoline prices fall modestly after Kuwait invasion spike
A Los Angeles oil analyst estimates national gasoline prices slide about one cent a gallon over two weeks, with a drop in premium fuel demand at a company owned full service station. The Lundberg survey places average all grades at 1.4598 dollars, citing crude prices as the main factor.
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Underage drinking crackdown yields fewer arrests in Ohio
Albert Maldonado faced obstructing official business for interfering with an arrest in Elyria. James A. Buga Jr., 23, was arrested for buying liquor at a Route 57 service station for two 18 year olds, Sta cie Foss and Linda M Hopkins of Elyria. Foss and Hopkins charged with liquor possession and shared costs. John R. Hall, liquor control director, noted fewer arrests than last year, with 49 agents and 171 officers involved in raids that spanned from Friday night to early Saturday morning. Citations and license penalties ahead.
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Elyria
James A. Buga Jr
Midway Mall
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Weller Road
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Linda M. Hopkins
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Martinez seen as likely drug czar successor
A White House official says Florida Governor Bob Martinez, who just lost his re election bid, is the most probable choice to lead national drug control efforts. Meanwhile William Bennett is expected to become chairman of the Republican National Committee in January, succeeding the ailing Lee Atwater who is receiving cancer treatment.
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William J. Bennett
Florida
Bob Martinez
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Republican National Committee
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Noriega tapes gagged by Supreme Court step
Cable News Network cannot broadcast taped conversations of Panama's Gen. Manuel Noriega as the Supreme Court allows brief gag orders on news coverage. Free press advocates call the action extraordinary and risky to reporting court proceedings nationwide.
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Supreme Court
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CNN
Few Good Men to Be Ushers at Marine Wedding
San Juan Capistrano, Calif. AP The Fulkersons planned a wedding and reception at El Adobe Restaurant for 150 guests but invited 110. Camp Pendleton Marines of the 5th Regiment attended. Forty Marines in dress uniforms joined the ceremony and stayed for dinner and dancing as the unit awaits deployment to Saudi Arabia.
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Barney Frank hospitalized after chest pains in Boston
Rep. Barney Frank was admitted to Beth Israel Hospital in Boston with chest pains described as a probable heart attack. An official said a partial blockage in a major artery was cleared, and he is resting comfortably.
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