U.N. Inspectors End Baghdad Mission After Fruitless Visit
U N experts left Baghdad after a fruitless search for evidence of weapons programs in Iraq's Agriculture Ministry. They found no materials forbidden by the cease fire but noted traces of removal of items. Iraqi media hailed the move as a victory while Saddam Hussein appeared in a symbolic river swim and speed boat drive.
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Tariq Aziz
United Nations
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Inside Abby Breakaway Bulletin Board Details
Partly sunny conditions with a high near 89 and a low around 70. The on page references include Abby, 8C Breakaway, 8C Bulletin Board, 8C Business, 2-3B Classified, 4E-OF Comics, and 3E Crossword syclable pro. Details appear on page 2A.
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Scandal hits insider Clark Clifford in BCCI probe
Washington insider Clark Clifford and law partner Robert Altman were indicted on criminal conspiracy and bribery charges linked to the BCCI banking scandal. Separate charges in federal and New York state indictments accuse them of illegal profits and seeking to control U.S. banks. The Federal Reserve Board also opened civil actions possibly barring them from banking. Both deny the charges, pled not guilty, and vow to fight.
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Local Gastonia swimmer Melvin Stewart eyes Olympic gold
Gastonia native Melvin Stewart chases the 200 butterfly as the Barcelona Games unfold. U S stars post wins with Mike Barrowman breaking the 200 breaststroke world record, and the U S 400 freestyle relay earning gold. Stewart seeks redemption after 1988 and aims to crush the heat in the event.
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Matt Biondi
Tom Jager
Joe Hudepohl
Jon Olsen
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Jager
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Eddie Reese
Lufthansa to end Charlotte Frankfurt flights in October
Lufthansa GmbH will close its Charlotte operations in October ending thrice weekly nonstop service to Frankfurt. The decision follows weak revenue, fare wars, and competition from USAir amid a sluggish economy. The move cancels the Philadelphia leg and trims 20 percent of the airport’s international links.
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Sue Myrick
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Lufthansa cuts Charlotte Frankfurt service until Oct twenty seven
Lufthansa ends its thrice weekly Charlotte to Frankfurt service on October 27, transferring 40 Charlotte employees to other U.S. cities. The United States will see USAir as the sole international carrier operating from Charlotte as the airline cites disappointing revenues and a sluggish economy. Lufthansa reports a loss exceeding $250 million in 1991 despite lobbying by political leaders.
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