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comfortable ty loitering around
your cflice or watching your
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the person to the appropriate
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"So competing end convincing you can't tear your eyes from tho screen.
It i3 not to bo m!iscd."
N4wswai(, Davtcl Artsvn
"Tho bc:t fi'm IVo $ccn this year. At its best, movies just don't get any better"
-Good Morning America. Joel &e-j)
"Unforgcttabb. A movie to haunt your memory. One of the ten best
of the year"
-CBS Morning Nswi, Pat CoKins
"One has to admiro the honesty of 'The Kiting Fie!ds.' C
nature of heroism has changed."
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and 011 a first coihq-first serve-basis.
WASHINGTON Ronald Bssssn fcctr-n his second fcurycar terra as
president Sundsy t!ter tskir.3 the oath cfcSIca tt a Ic key ceremony in
the White House. He completed tH SS-wcrd er.th tt 11:53 a.n., four
minutes before his first term ended.
p.es'sn who took cfT.ee in 1SS1 and w3 rte'.ectcd b a landslide in
November was sworn in by Supreme Court Chief Ju-tlce Warren Curger.
Ee8n who will be 74 cn Feb. 6 and Is ths oMsst person to serve as
president, made no formal remarks si the brief ccrrncny.
0orge Bush was sworn In for a second tern sa vice president
Eecsuse the legal Inauguration Day, Jan. 20, fell cn a Eundsy, the public
inaugural was delayed until todsy, when Rea-an v.i'l repeat the oath of
CiT.ce and deliver his inaugural address ins!de the Cipitoi.
Man arrested in clinic bombing
WASHINGTON A third suspect in a scries ofbcznbiiigs cf Washing
ton abortion clinics and family planning cLlcea has been arrested, law
enforcement cf2cia!3 said.
Tho U.S. Bureau cf Alcohol, Tobacco and llresma Identified the man
arrested Saturday as Michael Donald Eray, 32, cf Eawis, Md. Two other
suspects, Thomas Spinks, S3 cfEowie, tr.d Kenr.eth Shields, ZL cf Laurel,
Md., were taken into custody earlier.
All three were charged with conspiracy to vdckte federal explosives
and firearms lavs and with making and using Improvised explosive
devices to bomb eight abortion clinics and related centers in Washington,
Virginia and Maryland since last Feb. 1 7, the AT? sdd. An ATF spokeswo
man said there is no evidence linking the three to ether recent bombings
cf abortion clinics nationwide.
Houston squelches gay rights bill
HOUSTON Houston voters overwhelmingly rejected measures
adopted by the city council last year to protect, homosexuals from discrim
ination against them in city government employment.
Final results of Saturday's election showed the two prepositions were
defeated by a margin of more than four to one. Over 243,000 ballots were
cast, representing a turnout of 29 percent cf the city's registered voters.
The measures, narrowly approved by the council last June, added sexual
orientation to a list of characteristics, including race, creed, sex, age and
disability, that could not bo considered in city hiring, promotion and
disciplinary action.
Israel begins ground withdrawal
" SIDON, Lebanon About 60 Israeli military vehicles rumbled through
Sidon, an occupied south Lebanese town, Sunday to start an announced
Israeli pullout from the area, residents said.
Israeli forces sealed of? roads and cut electric power In some areas as
the convoy cf empty trucks and trailers moved through the deserted
streets of the port city. Lebanese security sources said the vehicles were
heading for Israeli positions at their frontline on the Awaii river, just north
of the Sidon. outskirts and 24 miles south of Beirut The convoy's arrival
was the first ground sign of a three-stage Israeli withdrawal from south
Lebanon announced by the Israeli cabinet last Monday. t
Mother Teresa seelis mission site
FEKING Mother Teresa of Calcutta arrived in Peking Sunday and
said she had come to China hoping that one day she could found a mission
for her sisters to work among the poor and sick. Asked if she thought the
Communist Chinese authorities, who do not recognize the Vatican, would
allow a mission, the Roman Catholic nun replied.' "If it is God's will, no
one can say no."
China threw out its Christian missionalries titer the communist
takeover in 1949 and Chinese Christians were severely persecuted in the
196S-76 ultra-leftist Cultural Eevclution. Bat the :vcrr.::.:r.t has relaxed
its attitude and senior priests from the breatasy Chinese Patriotic
Catholic Association greeted Mother Teresa as she emerged from a crowd
of tourists and businessmen.
ims believed to tie r?nerrillas
STUTTGART, West Germany One person w?.3 killed and another
wounded Sunday in a bomb attack on a computer data center in a
Stuttgart suburb and police said the victims could to members of an
urban guerrilla group blown up by their own fccsb.
A statement from the state cf Eiden-Wucrtiambcrj? criminal investi
gation office said the body was probably that cf a sr.d the wounded
person was rentals.
The center is locatedti a bulidtej in tha indsstrisJ district ofVaihin
gen used by a large construction company asd the West German areo
space research department. Daziage frcra the extkalca was estimated at
millions of dollars, police said.
lest-tube babies celebrate births
. LONDON Two sets cf triplets and Ready S3 ether babies,- ail
conceived in a test tube, celebrated their birthd: at a party in London
Sundsy.
The party was crg-nissd by Ian Craft, director cf sscolcqr at the
private Cromwell Hospital in west Lcm5o:. who trc-lcd tho children's
meters, lie told reporters he had held tha prty to show how much
Happiness the test tube babies had brought. E2 sided that ha was in favor
cr stnet guidelines for embryo research irJ crpecad commerdsl surro
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