Reagan Reflects On California Life On Eve Of Birthday
Angeles AP report shows former President Reagan, nearing 79, discussing retirement in California. He cites a balanced budget amendment and line-item veto as priorities while noting his return to the Pacific Coast and his idea that California is a way of life, not a place. In Easton PA, Silly Putty maker Binney & Smith plans new fluorescent colors for spring, leveraging a 40-year branding story and a postwar origin linked to synthetic rubber.
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Weather Outlook Tonight and Thursday
Cloudy skies foreseen tonight with a low in the upper 20s. Tomorrow expected to be mostly sunny with a high in the mid 60s. See Page 8A for full details.
Notable Deaths List Across Several Georgia Communities
A column of death notices includes Rosie Clay Trenton Rose Davis Ridge Spring Joyce 8 Grooms Lincolnton Ga Danny L Hydrick Belvedere Tom W Jackson Swainsboro Ga Malcolm Jolly New Ellenton Eviyn S Mallard Sylvania Ga Irene B Sealy Warrenvil Gussie B Symons Jacksonvi James H Thraikil Thompson Ga Ennie B Toole Aiken Mildred E Underwood Columbia. Each brief entry records a name and hometown, reflecting local obituary notices for several individuals.
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Gunmen Attack Israeli Tour Bus in Sinai Killing and Wounding Israelis
Two masked attackers ambushed a bus carrying 31 Israelis on a desert road near Ismailiya. They fired machine guns and threw four explosive devices, killing at least nine and wounding two or more. An Egyptian guide was injured. The attackers fled in a white Peugeot station wagon, and a survivor described a smoke filled scene as gunfire came from outside and through open doors. The incident, the deadliest in Egypt since the 1981 Sadat attack, prompted claims of retaliation by an unknown group.
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Bush Outlines Global Warming Policy Amid Skepticism
President Bush defends U.S. climate efforts before the U N committee atop a broader plan to boost foreign policy on global change. Sununu denies watering down the speech while White House officials cite a $1 billion fiscal year 199? increase for global change research and a 1 billion tree planting target over a decade.
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Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Control
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Voters hesitant to say race relations are good
USC Aiken poll for the Aiken Standard reports race relations in Aiken County are not as good as some think. Among 423 adults, about 60 percent feel race relations are good, with whites largely agreeing and blacks more divided. whites 64 percent agree or strongly agree, blacks 41 percent agree, while 30 percent of whites and 12 points more blacks disagree.
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Gorbachev Pushes End to Monopoly on Power
Gorbachev told the Communist Party leadership that it must yield to public demands and relinquish its monopoly on political power. He said multiparty politics already exists in the country as reforms continue.
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Future Dim For $1 Billion Test Reactor
The federal government plans to close the Hanford Fast Flux Test Facility in Richland Washington after decades of service. DOE will rely on three aging reactors at Savannah River Site instead. Critics say funding for continued operation is essential for jobs in Washington as defense and commercial goals intertwine.
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Aiken Court Race Relations Questioned by County Voters
A survey of Aiken County voters shows 60 percent rate race relations as good while about 40 percent see room for improvement. The poll highlights differing views on blacks and whites in the county.
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