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1990

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WORLD’S THIRD TALLEST STRUCTURE TO BE BUILT IN MALAYSIA
NEW BEIRUT CLASHES WORST IN 4 MONTHS
OIL SLICK DISASTER THREAT IN MOROCCO EASES
ITALlAN BOXER GETS RIGHT TO CHALLENGE WORLD CHAMP
ROC-WEST GERMAN TRADE ON THE RISE
CAMPEAU ABANDONS ATIEMPT TO SELL BLOOMINGDALE'S: REPORT
PEKING POLICE DETAIN AMERICAN TEACHER
BUSHES MARK THEIR 45TH ANNIVERSARY
WOMAN GETS 18 MONTHS FOR PASSING COCAINE TO BABY
JAPAN TIMES COMMENTS ON GORBACHEV
ZODIAC SUPERSTITION INCEEASES ABORTIONS
U.S. SAYS 3 KIDNAPPED IN BEIRUT ARE FREED
BRITISH MEN-WITHOUT LIQUOR-SHYER THAN WOMEN:SURVEY
PRINCE CHARLES ATTACKS ENGLISH TEACHING IN SCHOOLS
WHO VOTES AGAINST ADMISSION OF PLO
SCHOLARS PROTEST JAPANESE DECISION OF TEXTBOOKS
WOMAN CHANGES SEX TO MARRY CLASSMATE
BLIND.PARTIALLY DEAFMAN TRIES TO HOLD UP BUSY BANK
36 MORE. M' LANDERS TO BE DEPORTED FROM JAPAN
U.N. GENERAL ASSEMBLY CALLS FOR ISRAEL'S ISOLATION
NEW RULES SUGGESTED TO ELIMINA TE SMOKING
BEER DRINKERS FACE PANCREAS CANCER RISK
U.S. STUDENT TELLS OF PEKING BLOODBATH
NEW QUEEN LIAR CROWNED
POPE APPEALS FOR END TO VIOLENCE
BABY P ANDA TURNS BROWN
CANADIAN PLANE LANDS IN HUNGARY FOR FIRST TRIALS OF OPEN SKIES
PUNITlVE DAMAGES DENIED IN LOCKERBIE CRASH
MAN ACCUSED OF PLANNING TO INJECT WOMAN WITH AIDS VIRUS
OVER 200 KILLED， 700 HURT IN PAKIST AN TRAIN MISHAP
CANCER DRUGS MAY CAUSE LEUKEMIA
CHESS K1NG'S SUGGESTION SPARKS STRIKES IN MONGOLIA
‘REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR’ TATIOOED ON TOJO'S TEETH
HIGH WINDS B LOW TRAIN CARS OF TRACKS IN U.S.
THREATENED NORTHWEST PLANE LANDS SAFELY AT DETROIT
ECONOMIST： USSR HAS UP TO 30，000 MILLION AIRES
NO CONCRETE WALL SET UP BY SOUTH KOREA: SEOUL
IRAN ASKS OPEC PRODUCERS TO ABIDE BY PRICE ACCORD
POLL SHOWS PANAMANIANS APPROVE OF U.S. INVASION
PEKING MEDIA A TI ACK FRENCH ‘ARROGANCE’
ROC FORMALLY RECOGNIZES NEW PANAMANIAN GOVT
200 LIBERIANS SAID KILLED IN UPRISING
SABOTAGE SUSPECTED AT TRAIN CRASH AS DEATH TOLL SOARS BEYOND 300
2，000 SAID MASSACRED IN SOUTHERN SUDAN
HK DEPUTIES WELCOME UK ADVISOR'S PEKING TRIP
LIBYA TIGHTENS SCREWS ON ABU NIDAL'S MOVEMENT
PEKING CLAMPS NEW LAW ON TIENANMEN RALLIES
HK ACTOR DOESN'T CARE ABOUT PEKING'S ACCUSATION
MAJOR QUAKE DEVASTATES AUSSIE CITY; 11 KILLED
1ST NON-COMMUNIST PRESIDENT IN 41 YEARS
EGYPT， SYRIA AGREE TO RESTORE TIES
DUBLINERS DYING IN THICK SMOG， DOCTOR SAYS
GABOR YEAR'S TOP WHINER
U.S. CONG. REPORT GIVES BLEAK ECONOMIC FORECAST
ANIMAL LOVERS TO PROTEST BUSH’S QUAIL HUNTING
AQUINO ACCEPTS RESIGNA TION OF TRANSPORTATION CHIEF
BALTICS START ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE PROGRAMS
10，000 BULGARIANS PROTEST AGAINST RIGHTS FOR MOSLEMS
ROMANIA DETERMINED TO LEARN DEMOCRACY SECURITY POLICE ABOUSHED
CREW ABANDONS SINKING GREEK FREIGHTER
PASSENGERS GROUP PRAISES NORTHWEST FOR BOMB WARNING
NEW FORUM TO TAKE PART IN E. GERMAN POLLS
MAN GETS TWO YEARS .FOR SLAPPING 4-YEAR-OLD SON
EXPENSIVE MINI PIGS BECOME POPULAR PETS
CORRUPTION SCANDAL ERUPTS IN KEY PARTY OFFICE IN M'LAND CHINA
BOY，11， SENDS DEATH THREAT TO TEACHER TO GET HIGHER MARKS
GORBACHEV OFFERED TO STEP DOWN AT MEETING
PLAYWRIGHT HAVEL TO BE CZECH PRESIÐENT
RP INSURGENT LEADER ESCAPES FROM PRISON
GORBACHEV WARNS SEPARATISTS OF BLOODSHED IN SPLIT
INDIA KIDNAPPERS FREE MINISTER'S DAUGHTER
PEKING TIGHTENS CENTRAL CONTROLS OVER ECONOMY
8，000 BOAT PEOPLE CONTINUE PROTESTS
BOJ RAISES BANK RATE TO HEAD OFF INFLATION
CUBA BEUEVED ARMING SALV ADORAN REBELS THRU MEXICO: U.S. OFFICIALS
PEKING ARRESTS FIVE FOR AIDING ESCAPE NETWORK
EXXON STORAGE TANKS EXPLODE， KILLING ONE
OPEC COOPERATION BROUGHT BACK STABILITY TO OIL MARKET: FAHD
TOYOTA ORDERED TO PAY $43.2M. FOR AUTO FIRE
JORDAN LAUNCHES REFORMS
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE PROTEST IN MOSCOW
SEOUL WARNS STUDENTS TO STOP BURNING U.S. FLAGS
REAGAN ENDS JAPAN VISIT，CALLS FOR FREE TRADE ZONE
DE KLERK TO HOLD TALKS ABOUT 1 RACIAL 2 CONFLICT
MEXICO CITY IS WORLD'S MOST POLLUTED AREA
FOREIGNERS 1 BANNED FROM BUYING M'LAND GOODS DIRECTLY
PEKING DENOUNCES NOBEL AWARD TO DALAI LAMA，SUMMONS NORWAY ENVOY
'89 IS WARMEST YEAR IN U.K. IN AT LEAST 330 YEARS
FREE-SPEECH FORUM IN PEKING PARK CLOSED
LEE KUAN YEW SETS FIRM DATE FOR RETIREMENT
U.S. FORMALLY DECLARES NORIEGA A CUBAN AGENT
REPORT: SMOKERS NEED MORE VITAMIN C THAN NON-SMOKERS
PEKING SUSPENDS TIES WITH BELIZE
BUSH， MITTERRAND VOICE SAME VIEWS ON E. BLOC
NIXON WARNS PEKING AGAINST OPPRESSION
SURVEY: MORE THAN HALF OF HK PROFESSIONALS TO FLEE BEFORE 1997
HK TO DISCUSS HUMAN RIGHTS WITH PEKING
HILLS: JAPANESE TRADE CURBS FEEDING FIRES OF PROTECTIONISM
U.S. SAID CONSIDERING BIG TROOP CUTS IN PACIFIC
PRESIDENT ROH URGES U.S. TO PATIENCE ON OPEN TRADE
BUSH OK'S SATELLITE SALES TO M'LAND CHINA
COLD WAVE IN U.S. BLAMED FOR AT LEAST 19 DEATHS
JAPANESE LUXURY CARS THREATEN EUROPEAN IMPORTS
BUSH， ADVISERS OPPOSE　ANTI-DEPORTATION BILL
U.S. EMBASSY BUILDING IN MOSCOW TO BE RAZED
LITHUANIAH REDS VOTE TO FORM INDEPENDENT PARTY
CZECHS MAY QUIT RUBLE，FURTHER SPLIT IN COMECON
PEKING ACCUSES U.S. PAPER OF FABRICATING APPEST FIGURES
GERMAN LEANER’S GRIP ON POWER APPEARS SHAKY
PERFUME HELPS COWS GET ALONG BETTER，PRODUCE MORE MILK
HUNGAPY APPROVES NEW CONSTITUTION
ROMANIA SEALS BORDERS AFTER PROTEST CLASH
C’WEAKTH NATIPNS URGED TO HELP END APARTHEID
REPORT:BUSH TARGET OF COLOMBIA DRUG LORDS
DALAI LAMA:MENTAL PEACE ONLY HOPE FOR LASTING WORLD PEACE
OPPOSITON LEADERS THREATEN TO FORCE ROH OUT OF OFFICE
RP GROUP LAUNCHES DRIVE FOR A’GUNIESS SOCIETY’
TORY CONFERENCE CLOUDED BY ECONOMIC TROUBLES
BULGARIAN REFORMER ELECTED PREMIER
KASHMIR MILITANTS KILL 4 INDIAN AIRMEN
BUSH TO HOST GLOBAL WARMING CONFERENCE THIS APRIL
RESULTS SHOW VOTERS REJECT AUTONOMY BILL AQUINO HAILS RESULT OF VOTE
STORM LEAVES AT LEAST 18 DEAD IN FRANCE
SERVICES MARK FIRST ANNI. OF P AN AM BOMBING
PINOCHET VOWS COOPERATION WITH ELECTED SUCCESSOR
U.S. REPORTEDLY PLANNING TO CUT NUKE DEFENSE FLEET
SPANISH PHOTOGRAPHER KILLED IN PANAMA BATTLE
HAITI DEFENDS CURBS ON CIVIL LIBERTIES
SIHANOUK QUITS AS HEAD OF CAMBODIA RESISTANCE
RP COMMUNISTS SEEKING ARMS FROM NORTH KOREA
PEKING AGAIN TO TAKE BACK ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS
CZECH COMMUNISTS LOSE MAJORITY IN PARLIAMENT
DE KLERK HONES SPEECH AFTER REPORTED MEETING WITH JAILED MANDELA
OVER 10，000 PROTEST IN YUGOSLAV PROVINCE
U.S. SOVIETS AGREE ON ARMS INSPECTIONS
U.S. TO CLOSE 2 BASES IN GREECE， OFFICIALS SAY
LEBANESE MP'S REACH ACCORD ON PEACE PLAN
CZECH PARLIAMENT MAY OUST SOME COMMUNISTS
KIM YOUNG-SAM'S OFFICE ATTACKED BY RADICALS
IRAN WANTS TALKS WITH SOVIETS ON AZERBADAN
POST SAYS SOVIETS SLOW NUCLEAR WEAPONS PROGRAMS
ARCHAEOLOGISTS UNCOVER HUMAN SACRIFICE GRAVE SITE
PM URGES POLES TO USE CHANCE TO REBUILD NATION
JAPAN SENDS TACIT WARNING TO M'LAND CHINA OVER HK
GUN TRAINING COURSE FOR WOULD-BE BUTLERS
U.S. SAILORS， MISSILES WASHED OVERBOARD
FERGIE COUNTERS CRITICS
SEOUL HOPES E. GERMANY AFFECTS NORTH KOREA
ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY RUNCIE CALLS FOR END TO MOSLEM DISCRIMINATION
MOLDAVIA CONSIDERS RESPONSE TO VIOLENCE
COLORFUL COWBOY'S DEATH DOESN'T POSTPONE PARTY
E. GERMAN ENVOY FEARS REFORMS MIGHT SPARK ARMED CONFLICT
BOY. 12. FUIES FROM BOSTON TO FLORIDA - WITHOUT TICKET
WORLD RISKS LOSING WAR ON AIDS: WHO OFFICIAL
THERAPIST .TO PAY HUSBAND $3.4M. FOR SEDUCING WIFE
FENTAGON CHIEF ORDERS CIVIUAN WRING FREEZE
10 KILLLED ， 29 WOUNDED IN SALV ADOR BOMBING UNIONISTS PLAN GENERAL STRIKE
FLOOD WATERS EASING IN U.S. N.W.，CLEANUP BEGINS
TESTS SHOW COUPLE GIVEN WRONG BABY 11 YEARS AGO
SOVIET TELEVISION UNVEILS NEW-STYLE NEWS PROGRAM
JAPAN'S SCHOOL TRUANCIES HIT RECORD， VIDEO GAMES TO BLAME
SIDS LINKED TO BABIES' SLEEPING POSITION: STUDY
SPAIN DISCO FIRE KILLS 43
MAJOR QUAKE HITS JAPAN; 8，000 PEOPLE EVACUATED
FARMERS， STUDENTS CLASH WITH RIOT POUCE IN SEOUL
TRUMP WILL GO BROKE， U.S. WITCHES PREDICT
RP TIGHTENS SECURITY FOR U.S. OFFICIALS
40 HELD AFTER POLICE BREAK UP MOSCOW’S 1 ST ANTI-KGB PROTEST
EXPLORERS OPEN SAPCE FOR WORLD CONFERENCE
TROPICAL STORM OFF GUAM UPGRADED TO TYPHOON
LILLEY BLASTS PEKING FOR BLAMING WEST FOR WOES
PEKING CRACKS DOWN ON PRESS， PUBLISHERS 10 DISSIDENTS ARRESTED IN KWEICHOW
NUTRITION. EDUCATION KEY REMEDIES FOR WORICING POOR
CHURCH OF ENGLAND OK'S PRIESTHOOD OF WOMEN
REAGAN REMINISCES
EC AGREES ON TOBACCO LABELING， TAR CUTS
FOUR SUSPECTED IRA MEN HELD IN U .S. FOR TRYING TO BUV STINGER MISSILE
UECHTENSTEIN MONARCH DIES
KING REMEMBERED
ANOTHER $8.38 M. AWARDED FOR MARCOS-RELATED SLAYINGS
SIKH MILITANTS BLAMED FOR MASSACRE OF 19 STUDENTS
SOVIETS PLAN TO LAUNCH SATELLITES FROM PLANE
SALVADORAN LEFTIST LEADER FOUND SLAIN IN GUATEMALA
CHUN SAYS HE'S MELLOWED AFTER YEAR OF EXILE
BOMB KILLS 4 IN BOGOTA; COURT OFFICIALS ON STRIKE
JAPANESE FM STRESSES FRIENDSHIP WITH PEKING
WORLD’S OLDEST PERSON MARKS 115TH BIRTHDAY
PRINCE CHARLES， SUHARTO CALL FOR RAIN FOREST PROTECTION
SENATE SENDS BUSH BILL AIDING M'LAND STUDENTS
IRAQ， EGYPT ORDER PROBE INTO WORKER DEATHS
POLISH REDS ADMIT BANKRUPTCY OF . PARTY， SOCIAUST POLICIES
EX-JAPAN ARMY OFFICERS SAY 32，000 KILLED IN NANKING
KAIFU RE-ELECTED AS PARTY LEADER FOR FULL 2-YEAR TERM
RALLY FOR DEMOCRACY HELD IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA
CHENEY CONSIDERS CUTS IN U.S. ARMED FORCES
NEW ECONOMIC BLOC SEEN TO FIGHT FOR FREE TRADE
ATHENS HAS EMERGENCY POLLUTION MEASURES AS HUNDREDS IN HOSPIT AL
JAPAN， U.S. REFUSE TO EASE TRADE CURBS ON EAST BLOC
CONSERVATIVE WIDENS LEAD IN BRAZIUAN POLL
DELEGATION TO DISCUSS JOBS WITH M’LAND STUDENTS IN JAPAN
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