Russian Plutonium-238 Arrives Soon at SRS for NASA Missions
The first U.S. shipment of Russian plutonium 238 will reach the Savannah River Site within months to support NASA RTG power units. The deal covers up to 40 kilograms over five years for 57.3 million dollars, with most material stored at SRS or other sites.
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SAS
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Outer Space
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Rey
Lion
Mary Kayne
Srs
Heinze
Russia
He-Line
DOE
Saturn
Ms. Heinze
Couple left young daughters home alone in Chicago area
David Schoo and his wife Sharon of St. Charles were arrested on arrival at O'Hare on child abandonment charges after leaving Nicole nine and Diana four home alone with only basic meal and bedtime notes. Police removed the children and jailed the couple on a $50,000 bail.
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Tan
David Schoo
Sharon
St. Charles
O'Hare
Nicole
Diana
David Clark
Kane County
State's Attorney's Office
Jerry Thorton
Thornton
Chicago
Kevin
Ed McManus
State Department of Children and Family Shooloyee
Smoke 100
Smag Alarm Company
Mexico
START II yields to signed deal in Geneva rush
The United States and Russia resolved three final issues to finalize the START II treaty in Geneva. Secretary Eagleburger led last minute talks with Andrei Kozyrev and Pavel Grachev as Bush plans a Sochi signing. Yeltsin hailed the accord as the century’s document, highlighting reductions on land based missiles and a two thirds fade by 2003 while seaborne missiles remain.
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United States
Russia
Bush
Lawrence Eagleburger
Geneva
Andrei Kozyrev
Pavel Grachev
Boris Yeltsin
Krasikov
Yeltsin
Black Sea
Sochi
Eagleburger
Somalia
U.S
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Local Names List From Aiken Area Notice
Rosa Lee Allen of Aiken Mildred L Black of Williston L Glanton Jr of Aiken Willie A Hammonds of Salley William Heberger of West Melbourne Fla William Hicks of Gloverville Sue Terry of North Augusta Antoni of Jonesboro Ga See Page 8A for details.
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Aiken
Mildred L. Black
Williston
L. Glanton Jr
Willie A. Hammonds
Salley
William Heberger
West Melbourne
Fla
William Hicks
Gloverville
Sue Terry
North Augusta
Antoni
Jonesboro
Security Rushes Ahead of Bush Somalia Visit
American troops and Secret Service rush to secure Mogadishu ahead of President Bushs New Year visit. Razor wire and sandbags fill gun pits as Marines tighten control amid chaos. Col. Fred Peck warns of unprecedented risk while plans remain undisclosed. Talks on Jan. 4-5 in Addis Ababa are described as informal.
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Somalia
Secret Service
Bush
Col
Fred Peck
Mi Mw
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Economy Gains Boldest Boost In 10 Months
The Commerce Department reports the Index of Leading Indicators rose 0.8 percent in November, the strongest gain in ten months, aided by a jump in consumer confidence, longer workweeks, fewer unemployment claims, and higher stock prices. Three indicators detracted, including weaker raw materials prices and fewer new contracts for buildings and equipment.
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Commerce Department
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Ge Ina
Clinton
University of Michigan
Stanard & Poor
Sales Figures Confirm Good Retail Season
New York AP reports Johnson Redbook figures show holiday shopping season up 10.4 percent from last year for Nov 29 to Dec 26, with final results likely between 8 and 9 percent higher. Earlier December data had indicated a 4.3 percent decline in the first three weeks, but department store sales surged, with analysts noting a 25 percent year over year rise as consumers shifted to cheaper options.
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New York
Johnson Redbook Service
Johnson Redbook
Steven Marotta
Newborns Get Free Circus Tickets For Life
In Tampa Florida AP report Ringling Bros. founder Kenneth Feld announces all babies born in 1993 receive lifelong free circus tickets to celebrate 200 years of the show. An estimated 1.3 million tickets could be given as parents mail newborn details to a Clifton New Jersey address for a lifetime certificate.
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Kenneth Feld
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
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Feld
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus
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Clifton
N.J
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