Japanese Firm Sues President's Brother Over 1989 Stock Deal
West Tsusho Co of Tokyo has sued Prescott Bush Jr. for failing to repay a 2.5 million guarantee tied to a 5 million investment in Asset Management International Financing and Settlement Ltd. The firm claims the stock lost value within five years and seeks payment. Japanese authorities link West Tsusho to the Inagawakai gangster group, though no evidence shows Prescott Bush knew of any crime ties.
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Yeltsin Bush Meet Crest of Cold War Thaw
Yeltsin and Bush present a united front at a White House summit aimed at drastically shrinking nuclear arsenals and boosting U S aid to Russia amid political and economic strain. Baker Kozyrev signal cautious optimism as talks continue.
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Supreme Court debunks extradition limits in Alvarez-Machain case
The court rules the U S kidnapping of AlvarezMachain may not breach a treaty as the extradition treaty with Mexico lacks an explicit ban. Justices discuss customary international law and the administration’s stance, while the ruling sends the case back to the 9th Circuit for further proceedings and raises questions about prosecutions of abducted foreign nationals.
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Driver sought after Colt collision injures Spartanburg pair
Police hunted for a driver after a Sunday collision on Cox Road involving a Colt and a Chevette driven by Allen and Molly Talley of Spartanburg South Carolina. The Colt's driver, believed to have been Marquez, may have been dazed or unconscious. The Talleys escaped serious injury.
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Fighting shatters cease-fire in Sarajevo protests
Scattered fighting disrupted a new truce in Sarajevo on Monday with heavy combat in western Bosnia-Herzegovina where Muslims and Croats have been making gains against Serbs. The Yugoslav parliament elected the Serb nationalist Dobrica Cosic as the first president of the new, smaller state, while Cosic urged cooperation with critics abroad and at home despite sanctions.
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Bruce Springsteen Opens Tour With Packed Stockholm Show
Bruce Springsteen drew about 15,500 fans in Stockholm for the first tour in four years. The opening gig featured high energy along with crowd singing and dancing as the performer delivered a signature set.
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Therapists tout aromatherapy amid medical debates
Doctors rebuff aroma therapy while therapists defend its curative claims. The piece notes over a million Americans suffer aphasia from left brain damage affecting language, with experts debating potential benefits of aromatherapy for stress or stomach upset.
Walt Williams Emerges Early At Crossland High
Walt Williams showed early talent at Crossland High in Temple Hills Maryland. He dominated opposing guards as a ninth grader, signaling a future as a standout player in competitive programs. George Steinbrenner remains in limbo over his request to return to the New York Yankees.
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Teens help Gastonia police curb underage beer sales
A pair of teen volunteers assisted Gastonia police in stopping merchants from illegally selling beer to underage drinkers. Mayor James B. Garland stands behind Council member Barbara Galloway, accused of making racist remarks about residents at a Gastonia apartment.
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Shumate Pitch Guides Batting Practice
Reid Armstrong of Stanley becomes president of Yellow Freight Systems in Overland Park Kansas. General Motors and other automakers may face a general strike next year if efforts to break the UAW persist, says union president Owen Bieber. South Korea's presidential election follows our cycle with similar campaign scenarios. It is amusing to note so called guild imperialism among self defined professionals in society.
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Weather Update for Greater Gaston Area June 15 1992
Forecast lists highs from 79 to 85 across cities including Asheville Charlotte Gastonia Greensboro and Hickory with lows in mid 60s. Rain chances vary from 0.02 to 0.54 inches with Wilmington outlook partly cloudy and highs in the upper 80s.
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Mazda MX-6 Redefines Sporty Look Amid Market Saturation
For five years the Mazda MX-6 resembled a sedate sedan more than a sports coupe. Japanese automakers, after decades of growth, must prepare for saturated global markets for the first time.
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Azeri tanks and helicopters push Armenians from Karabakh area
Azerbaijani units used tanks and helicopters to oust Armenians from a northeastern Nagorno Karabakh enclave captured months earlier, according to news agencies reporting Monday. Thirty German relief workers, last of Western hostages in Lebanon, were freed after three years in captivity, Iranian state media said. Doctors at a Winston Salem hospital received a $1.4 million grant to study rural cancer treatment. A package of workplace safety bills slated for House vote faces possible delay, leaders said.
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