Soviet to Pull Back Cuban Training Brigade 11000 Troops
Gorbachev announced a Soviet training brigade, about 11 000 soldiers, would leave Cuba as Moscow shifts to political and economic ties. Baker welcomed the move while U S observers note the plan may signal a broader pullout.
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Gorbachev
James A Baker III
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Panama sues Noriega for 23 million over BCCI funds
Legal filings in Miami and London accuse Manuel Noriega and family of funneling about 23 million through the Bank of Credit and Commerce International after his 1988 drug trafficking indictment. Papers served in Noriega's jail cell as jurors were questioned. his daughters and wife are named in the action.
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London
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Thomas Equels
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Panama
Intel
Jolted man tapped a second time in fatal danger
Randall G Champion, 52, of Jacksonville, listed in critical condition after a Monday accident at Orlando Regional Medical Center. He suffered third degree burns from 26 000 volts while replacing a fuse. In 1967 he survived a 4 200 volt line incident captured by journalist Rocco Morabito, which won a Pulitzer Prize. His prior heart attack and bypass surgery may complicate his recovery.
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Orlando Regional Medical Center
Champion
Jacksonville Journal
Rocco Morabito
Dahmer pleads innocent to 15 Wisconsin murders
Jeffrey Dahmer pleads innocent to 15 murder charges in Milwaukee court and contemplates an insanity defense that could avoid multiple life terms. Relatives of victims show emotion as attorney signals possible later plea change to guilty with mental illness claim.
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Wisconsin
Philippine Senate Debates Subic Base Lease
Philippine Senate debates a new US Subic lease amid protests led by President Aquino. Opponents call it colonial-era, warn about nuclear transit and lack of aid while supporters say the US presence secures livelihoods and disaster relief after Mount Pinatubo eruptions.
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Philippine Senate
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Senate
Violence surges in South Africa toll rises in Tokota
Eleven killed as attackers strike a black commuter bus and a railway station in Tokota southeast of Johannesburg amid renewed Inkatha ANC faction fighting. Police say gunfire and grenade attacks claimed multiple deaths. violence has spanned days with armored patrols seen across the township.
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African National Congress
Inkatha Freedom Party
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Tokota
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Inkatha
ANC
Natal
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