New TIGER Maps To Aid Census Counts
Washington reports the Census Bureau and U S Geological Survey created computerized TIGER maps for the 1983 census. The system tailors maps to urban or rural areas, improving accuracy beyond old highway map baselines. Copies were sent to 39,000 local governments for updates before the April enumeration.
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Washington
Census Bureau
U.S. Real Survey
Highway Department
Robert Mars
New York City
Kansas
Marx
Decreasing Clouds and Mild Rain Forecast Across Regions
The forecast calls for a 40 percent chance of rain tonight with decreasing cloudiness later. Lows dip to the lower 40s, then Tuesday brings a high in the low 60s and partly cloudy skies. Wednesday to Friday turn mostly cloudy with a rain chance and highs in the 60s to upper 70s across mountains mids coast and beaches.
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Midlands
Bush says unified Germany must join NATO despite Soviet veto
President Bush argues reunified Germany belongs in NATO, citing Kohl’s stance. Soviet officials warn against German unification inside NATO, while Baker and Woerner say Moscow’s objections may not be final. Talks among East and West Germany and the Big Five press on with no firm Soviet position staked.
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Kennebunkport
Maine
Bush
Germany
NATO
Helmut) Kohl
Kohl
East Germany
Valentin Falin
Western Alliance
West Germany
United States
France
Britain
Soviet Union
James A. Day
Baker
ABC
David
Woerner
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Genscher Spars With Stoltenberg Over German Troop Plan
East German opposition grows as German ministers clash over NATO security guarantees for reunified Germany. Stoltenberg argues for applying guarantees to all of Germany and deploying troops on East German soil, while Genscher objects, stressing fear of East Germany and resisting NATO expansion.
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Genscher
Stoltenberg
NATO
Germany
Kohl
Christian Democrats
DuPont outlines energy cuts and plastics reuse plan
DuPont officials warn of potential 35 percent cuts by decade end and discuss a rapid energy conservation program. Using 1987 levels as a base, a plan targets 60 percent toxic air emission reductions by 1998 and 90 percent cancer-causing emissions cuts by 2000. A joint venture with Waste Management Inc. will build the country’s largest waste plastics recycling plants in Philadelphia and Chicago with more sites to come. milk jug repurposing aims for high-value uses and profitability.
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Waste Management Inc
Stevens
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cheney hints aid cuts, US Philippines aid remains uncertain
A Bush administration official says a requested aid package was trimmed by 396 million, leaving a shortfall of about 9 million. He cites East Asia aid levels and stresses a strong US-Philippines alliance while Ramos notes congressional approval is needed and warns of Philippine Senate scrutiny amid anti bases sentiment. a protester clash is described with police.
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Bush
Congress
U.S
Cheney
East Asia
United Tes
Ramos
United States
Philippine
Aquino
Aear
Philippines
Philippine Senate
Protesters clash at government building as Roman defends order
Romanian protesters climbed the prime minister’s city hall as thousands gathered in Victory Square. Soldiers cleared the scene while an army colonel said orders to fire existed but were not carried out. Students and workers voiced a demand for democracy amid chaotic scenes and accusations between sides.
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Roman
Paris
Viak
Antenne 2
Provisional Council For National Unity
Allis
Victory Square
Tion Front
Voiculescu
Associated Press
Cezar Rasuceanu
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Communist Party
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Belk of Aiken Mall
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