Keating convicted again in federal racketeering case
A Los Angeles federal jury found Charles H. Keating Jr. and his son guilty on all racketeering and fraud charges. The elder Keating, 69, faces possible 525 years and the son up to 430 years. formal sentencing set for March 15. Keating appeals as he returns to California Men’s Colony.
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Taurus Unseats Accord as Best-Selling Car in 1992
DETROIT AP Ford Taurus dethroned the Honda Accord as America's top seller in 1992 marking a rare U.S. auto industry recovery. Taurus finished with 409,741 units to Accord 393,477 after a late December surge. Ford credited strong dealer incentives and promotional campaigns at the North American International Auto Show.
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Iraq Eyes 48 Hour Deadline Over No-Fly Zone Missiles
The United States and allies demand Baghdad remove missiles at the edge of the southern no fly zone within 48 hours or face retaliation. The ultimatum, drafted by the U S France Britain and Russia, targets radar units and follows recent Iraqi movements near the zone.
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Reagan denies TV Guide Clinton voting claim
LOS ANGELES AP Former President Ronald Reagan dismissed as absurd a TV Guide article claiming he voted for Bill Clinton. Reagan said he campaigned for George Bush and proudly voted for him in November, calling the unnamed Clinton staffer's remark nonsense.
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Art world mourns two masters
The master of jazz and the master of ballet died Wednesday Gillespie in his sleep and Nureyev from AIDS Details appear on Page 20 with Nureyev’s achievements featured on Page 40 The art world mourns two masters.
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Gastonia council election under SBI probe
The SBI will investigate allegations that backers of Gastonia City Council candidates paid community leaders for support in the 1992 election. Coun ilman elect Harrill Jones filed the complaint alleging payments by David Moore to influence votes in the black community and an offer of election-day services for 1700 by Arthur Worthy.
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