China Day photo project spans nine volumes of Day In The Life series
In Beijing a top Chinese fashion model poses for Douglas Kirkland as 89 photographers from 12 nations document varied lives from factory workers to cave dwellers for the book A Day In The Life Of China. The project aims to capture a visual time capsule of China with plans for 120000 photos and about 27 images in the book.
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Beijing
China
Ers
Douglas Kirkland
Li Weishun
Stephanie Maze
United States
Japan
Soviet Union
David Cohen
Collins Publishers
San Francisco
Friendship Pass
Vietnam
Bill Messing
Patti Richards
Kirkland
Marilyn Monroe
Modeling Li
Salerno
Italy
Ms. Peng
Sunny and mild with mid 70s high today
Weather today is sunny and mild with a high in the mid 70s. Tonight’s low will be in the 50s. For details see 4A.
Deaths listed for multiple individuals in region notices
Obituary notices list Connie L. Barefoot Aiken Matthew Daniel Bordeaux North Augusta Cyril W. Collins Aiken Hartchell H. Ford Sr. Aiken Josephine Herrin Johnston Mrs Queen Mims New York Leroy Moore Edgefield Marvin Prather Belvedere Mrs Martha M. Sappugh Rock Hill Epsee Busbee Sullivan Wagener Details appear on page 5A with further specifics.
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Connie L. Barefoot
Aiken
Matthew Daniel Bordeaux
North
Augusta
Cyril W. Collins
Hartchell H. Ford Sr
Josephine Herrin
Johnston
Queen Mims
New York
Leroy Moore
Edgefield
Marvin Prather
Belvedere
Martha M. Sappugh
Rock Hill
Epsee
Busbee Sullivan
Wagener
Hillsborough Disaster at Sheffield Stadium Leaves 93 Dead
In an English FA Cup semifinal at Hillsborough Stadium Liverpool and Nottingham Forest match turned tragic as overcrowding and a surge at a turnstile caused a fence collapse. Police report 93 killed and at least 200 injured, many teenagers, amid a sunlit crowd. Survivors describe a four-deep crush.
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Sheffield
England
Britain
Michael Boyce
Stuart McGeagh
Hillsborough
London
Liverpool
Nottingham Forest
South Yorkshire
Peter Wright
Wright
Activists Target Nuclear Safety At Scoping Hearings
Environmental activists plan to push nuclear safety issues at three scoping hearings this week and next on the Savannah River Site reactors. The DOE sponsors hearings in Savannah Columbia and Aiken to gather comments for the environmental impact statement. Critics seek restart safeguards and point to reactor component conditions as topics for consideration.
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Savannah River
Department of Energy
Savannah
Columbia
Aiken
DOE
Dick Jansen
de Soto Hilton
East Liberty Street
Sheraton Hotel
Bush River Road
Interstate 20
Odell Weeks Activities Center
Whiskey Road
Frances Close Hart
Columbia-based Energy Research Foundation
Hart
Bob
Freshly Minted Budget Faces Critics in Bipartisan Deal
The fiscal 1990 budget pact between President Bush and Congress, praised as a major achievement after weeks of high level bargaining, faces early criticism for seeming to soothe political headaches while making only a small dent in federal deficits. The accord targets a Gramm Rudman deficit of 99.4 billion, just under the 100 billion threshold. Senate Leader George Mitchell welcomed the agreement as a significant step, noting only its existence as a notable accomplishment.
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Washington
Bush
Congress
Gramm-Rudman
Senate
George Mitchell
Maine
Rose Garden
Gershwin Tunes Crown Miss Aiken County 1990
Nursing student Melanie Simmons won Miss Aiken County 1990 at Midland Valley High School after a piano medley of Gershwin tunes. The USC Aiken freshman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Simmons, beat 11 other entrants and will train toward Miss South Carolina 1991.
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Miss Simmons
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