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Political prisoners fighting in Afghanistan
At least 3,000 recently released political prisoners were drafted into the Afghan army and deployed with Soviet-backed forces in the battle to break the...
Storm might have caused ground equipment to give false alarm
Heavy rain triggered a false alarm in airport ground equipment monitoring the landing of an Eastern Airlines DC-9, but a federal official Thursday discounted...
Vietnamese leave for new lives in U.S.
Nearly 400 Vietnamese, including dozens fathered by American servicemen during the Vietnam War, left Vietnam Thursday on their way to new lives in the United...
American Airlines flight attendants will vote Jan. 19 on...
American Airlines flight attendants will vote Jan. 19 on whether to approve a proposed new contract that has received the recommendation of the union's board...
Lower sales, more competition among automakers in 1988
A shrinking sales market and renewed efforts by import automakers to remain competitive at any cost in the world's most lucrative car market will make 1988 a...
Wednesday's College Basketball Results;NEWLN:Tournaments at Okahoma City, Okla
All College Tournament Consolation Championship Oklahoma 107, Illinois St. 56 Cable Car Classic at Santa Clara, Calif. Consolation St. Joseph's 78, Pacific...
Three family members found dead
A woman found the bodies of her husband and two daughters in their home Thursday, and police investigators searched the house on the city's east side for...
Suspect moved to prison
A court document obtained Thursday suggests the man suspected of abducting and killing two young Providence boys may have tried to pin the slayings on a man...
Republican presidential candidate Pat Robertson reversed himself Thursday and...
Republican presidential candidate Pat Robertson reversed himself Thursday and authorized the Treasury Department to send him federal campaign matching funds...
The Census Bureau estimated Friday that 244.4 million people...
The Census Bureau estimated Friday that 244.4 million people now live in the United States, nearly 18 million more than when the last census was taken in...
Dollar dives to new lows, weakening stock markets
The dollar fell to historic lows against key foreign currencies on the year's last day of trading Thursday, triggering declines on the New York and London...
Mourners mark first anniversary of Dupont fire
Some 500 mourners attended a memorial service Thursday on the first anniversary of the Dupont Plaza Hotel arson fire that killed 97 people, and a report said...
Nest destruction may hamper eagle breeding
The wanton destruction of a bald eagle nest on the Gulf Coast might have eliminated successful breeding this year for a pair of the protected birds, a state...
Government predicts continued manufacturing growth in '88
U.S. manufacturing will continue to grow in 1988 because of a weaker dollar that helps exports and business investments in new capital equipment, the...
The reclusive son of a prominent Algona family shot...
The reclusive son of a prominent Algona family shot to death his parents, his sister and her three children, then killed himself in the second family mass...
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