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(31) In Athens some 60,000 pupils, parents and teachers held a demonstration on Jan. 10.
(32) Among those attending the cremation ceremony in Vientiane on Jan. 28 were President Souphanouvong, making a rare public appearance.
(33) Two powerful earthquakes, on Jan. 13 and Feb. 13, killed at least 1,246 people and injured another 8,000.
(34) It also approved a government draft for a commercial code to take effect from Jan. 1, 1992.
(35) Employers' social security contributions were reduced by 4.3 percent from Jan. 1, 1993, and income tax allowances were reduced.
(36) Moss had left the team after he was ejected from the Notre Dame game on Jan. 21.
(37) With Loy Vaught bothered by back spasms, Murray got his first start since Jan. 20.
(38) If no progress is made in the budget negotiations by Jan. 26, the government offices could be shut down again.
(39) The gift, which he happily accepted, took effect Jan. 1.
(40) The Volkskammer on Jan. 11-12 gave a first reading to a law allowing an alternative of 18 months' civilian service.
(41) Williams, 26, pleaded guilty to extortion on Jan. 28 and agreed to cooperate with the government.
(42) In the United State, use of leaded gasoline was phased out on Jan. 1.
(43) In other museum news, a new gallery dedicated to supporters Margot and Hans Ries opens Jan. 24.
(44) Moses Ali was sentenced to 30 months' imprisonment for illegal possession of weapons on Jan. 7.
(45) On Jan. 18, educational institutions were closed for the winter holiday a week early.
(46) Of those listed, 30, including Pascal-Trouillot, were required to answer inquiries concerning the coup attempt of Jan. 6-7.
(47) The credit facilities replace a secured, two-year credit agreement totaling $ 170 million and set to mature Jan. 31.
(48) On Jan. 5 eight journalists were suspended, apparently for opposing the ban.
(49) Chrysler said it was extending through Jan. 31 rebates introduced in November for 1995 models of its full-size Ram pickup.
(50) Shinshinto leader Ichiro Ozawa will pepper the ruling coalition with questions on Jan. 24.
(51) The new Jan. 22 due date also applies to taxpayers in Washington, Mr Keith adds.
(52) The weekly sales were for the period ending Jan. 11, where prices averaged $ 3. 6270 a bushel.
(53) The decision was announced by federal district judge William Hoeveler at a pre-trial hearing on Jan. 11.
(54) A period of nationwide mourning was declared for Jan. 23-28.
(55) The measure, which becomes law Jan. 1, no longer allows a city council to unilaterally veto a secession proposal.
(56) Olszewski said on Jan. 6 that the government was planning compensation to cushion the impact of the rises.
(57) They won more games since Jan. 7 than the Sharks won all year.
(58) The Cody band may find itself booked solid once it gets to Washington on Jan. 18.
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(59) The company said it is expanding the description of certain technical aspects of the shareholderrights plan it adopted Jan. 4.
(60) From Jan. 1, 1993, a basic rate of 25 percent would be charged on most goods and services.