Common Ground Found In Australia
President Bush and Australian Prime Minister Keating met in Sydney for their first high level talks amid shared economic concerns and trade tensions. Bush received a cautious welcome after a long flight, with reporters called to wake up as both leaders prepared for discussions that could shape their reelection prospects.
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Leading Economic Indicators Fall Again in November
The Commerce Department reports the Index of Leading Economic Indicators slid 0.3 percent in November, the largest drop in 10 months. The 11 forward-looking stats show broad weakness for a fourth straight month after a summer of gains.
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Church Creates Space for Growth in Langley
Rev. Bill Reese, pastor for 38 years, reshapes Piney Heights Baptist Church to solve overcrowding. Since 1954 the Langley congregation grew from a tent meeting to a 600 member church, with members traveling from Allendale and Augusta for services and missions.
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Spill prompts restart review by safety board
The Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board will review actions at the Savannah River Site after a tritium leak from the K Reactor released into about 100 miles of the Savannah River. The board questions the leak size and whether officials gave an accurate estimate while considering replacing additional equipment.
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Augusta Hospitals Agree To State Fees
Three Augusta hospitals University St Joseph and Humana Hospitals will join the South Carolina State Employees Health Plan fee schedules. Senator Moore says a Jan 13 meeting at Midland Valley High School will explain the arrangements and answer questions for state employees and officials.
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Tommy) Moore
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Unreadable OCR Front Section Items
Fragmented lines list sections and topics from a newspaper page such as Movies Comicon Cryptoquote and Weather. The readable bits mention calendar, classifieds, front page, and TV alongside a few names but lack coherent events or details.
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IRS Delays Tax Form Mailing Until Jan 2 for 1991
Washington reports the IRS will mail 110 million 1991 Form 1040 1040A and 1040EZ starting January 2 after delaying the shipment previously set for after Christmas. The move costs 32 million dollars and reflects inflation adjusted brackets with a 31 percent top rate for high earners and unchanged lower brackets.
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Mother Teresa Quoted Stable After Heart Crisis
Peace Prize winner Mother Teresa, 81, was hospitalized at Scripps Clinic in La Jolla after a congestive heart failure episode and a procedure to unclog arteries. Doctors said she is seriously ill but improving and could be released in about a week.
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