Ortega and Chamorro In Transition Amid Post-Revolution Tensions
The passage outlines Daniel Ortega’s path to the National Assembly and Violeta Chamorro’s break with the Sandinistas, the 1981 Contra insurgency backed by Reagan, ensuing U.S. sanctions, and an economy stressed by inflation. UNO and Sandinista leaders seek a smooth power transfer with international help from the UN and OAS.
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Reagan
U.S
Sandinista
UNO
Miguel d’Escoto
Carter
United Nations
Organization of American States
Critics dispute DOE crisis pattern over Rocky Flats waste plan
Critics like Contner Costner and Clements argue DOE touts imminent crises to push drastic fixes. They question final congressional and EPA approval for WIPP in New Mexico as a storage site for Rocky Flats waste, noting potential permits and capacity limits.
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DOE
Contner
Department
Rocky Flats
Costner
Clements
Congress
Environmental Protection
New Mexico
EPA
WIPP
Congressional
Du Pont restructuring ends local operations after March 31
Peters notes all remaining business activities will shift to Wilmington after March 31. The former plant manager says Du Pont kept a local office for a year to aid employees, especially pensioners in the Aiken area, and that the company’s influence on education and civic life will endure. Peters plans continued civic activity and promotion of Clemson University programs.
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Wilmington
Peters
du Pont
Aiken
Eric
Savanna River
Peter Peters
Clemson University
Senator Faces Charges In Aquino Coup Attempt
Manila Philippines Opposite Sex were we oe rendered to police today after and six others were indicted on rebellion charges in connection with December's failed bid to oust President Corazon Aquino. Enrile left the Senate chamber with agents of the National Bureau of Investigation.
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Manila
Philippines
December
Corazon Aquino
Enrile
Senate Chamber
National Bureau of Investigation
Fatal Storm Lashes Seven European Nations Blazing Winds
A furious storm swept across seven European countries with 100 mph winds and heavy rain. Police reported 37 deaths across Ireland Belgium Germany the Netherlands and Britain. Roads railways and power networks were disrupted as homes flooded and 2000 evacuees left Towyn and Kinmel Bay.
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Jondon
Europe
Ireland
Drogheda
Irish Sea
Genael
Belgium
East Germany
Netherlands
Britain
North Wales
Towyn
Kinnel Bay
Supreme Court Hears DUI Checkpoint Privacy Case
The justices consider the constitutionality of police sobriety checkpoints amid a national push to curb drunken driving, a program debated since Michigan adopted it in 1986 modeled after Maryland. The decision could affect similar programs nationwide with a July ruling expected.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Michigan
Bush
Ichigan
Maryland
Alt
U.S. Calls for Restraint After Chamorro Victory in Nicaragua
The Bush administration urged both sides to cool tensions and avoid further violence after Violeta Chamorro's electoral win. An envoy was to visit Contra camps in southern Honduras to press for a peaceful transition, with a second envoy expected from Washington. The goal is a smooth, nonviolent shift to democracy as peace talks resume.
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Washington
Bush
Nicaragua
Violeta Chamorro
Sandinis
Chamorro
White House
Martin Fitzwater
Fitzwater
Gas Tax Hike Sought for Underground Tank Cleanup
State lawmakers may boost the gas tax by a half to one cent per gallon to fund cleanup of underground petroleum tanks. Officials warn funds could go red by up to 250 million over nine years without the increase. Tank owners and industry leaders urged action, citing deteriorating tanks and federal requirements.
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Columbia
Shay
Herb Kirsh
Kirsh
South Carolina
Reed
Accus
Peach Grower Keeps Optimistic Outlook Amid Frost Damage
Peach crops in the Ridge Spring area suffered minor damage as temperatures dipped into the 20s. Clark Dalese of R W DuBose Packing Shed notes little damage the first night and warns the coming weeks, with many trees blooming, remain critical as shrouds break and unprotected orchards face colder spells. He says Easter may signal improvement.
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Clark Dalese
R.W
DuBose
Education funding stance outlines state role and aid to needy students
Campbell argues U S education needs a strong workforce and parades. he supports lifting restrictions but says federal funds should be strictly appropriated. South Carolina will receive 216.3 million in federal education funds for programs like vocational training and meals, with 114 million for children with greatest learning difficulties. Critics note no new money for initiatives. Sen. Brock Adams cites a 2 percent funding rise vs 4 percent inflation.
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C-Span
South Carolina
Congress
Chilren
Brock Adams
Dash
Wife Sister Of 2 Hostages Optimistic About Releases
Relatives of two Americans held captive in Lebanon by pro Iranian factions say they are more optimistic than ever that all Western hostages will soon be freed. Ferial Polhill expresses confidence, noting husband Robert Polhill was seized January 24, 1987, from Beirut University College. Peggy Say, sister of AP Middle East correspondent Terry Anderson, notes Anderson’s abduction on March 16, 1985, as the longest held. She reports a humanitarian pilgrimage and appeals to international leaders, Pope John Paul II, UN, and PLO chief Yasser Arafat, while listing the other Western captives.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Lebanon
Ferial Polhill
Robert
Beirut University
Peggy Say
Terry Anderson
Middle East
Associated Press
Aid
Hezbollah
Party of God
Say
Cadiz
Pope John Pauli
United Nations
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Rollo petition gains momentum as voters counted
Voters registered since May 1989 were initially excluded but deemed eligible by Mrs. Pennington. She says 82 were eligible in the first count, 134 names needed, and now 85 signatures may be sufficient. The town lists 873 registered voters in board records.
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Pennington
Rollo
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