Monkey Business yacht for sale after Hart scandal
The 83 foot Monkey Business yacht tied to Gary Hart and Donna Rice's Bimini trip is on the Miami market for 1.5 million dollars. Captain Vogelsang says notoriety from the 1987 incident hurt charter business and recalls the Hart Rice voyage that derailed his presidential bid.
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Cold Weather With Clearing Skies Expected Today
Weather forecast notes cooler temperatures with a high in the low 50s and a tonight low in the mid-20s. Skies are expected to clear through the day. Page 9B carries more detailed conditions.
Deaths of David W. Cunningham Emma Whitton Kennedy KA. "Bo" Sanders J. Allen Smith
Obituaries notice lists the deaths of David W. Cunningham Emma Whitton Kennedy KA. Bo Sanders and J. Allen Smith with a prompt to see Page 8A for full details and funeral arrangements.
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Romania Plans New Government Amid Noriega Deadlock
In Panama City, the government seeks to charge Manuel Antonio Noriega with murder and other crimes, aiming to break a week-long stalemate between Washington and the Vatican over his custody. President Endara, installed by U.S. troops, wants Noriega to face justice in the United States, while the Vatican weighs its diplomatic limits and asylum traditions before handing over the former ruler.
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End of Communist Rule Sparks Global New Year Celebrations
Revelers in Berlin parts and Romanians tuning into their first televised New Year mass in 40 years marked multi faceted festivities. Mikhail Gorbachev urged socialism to prosper with democracy as Europeans herald an end to one party rule. Hong Kong lit candles despite rain seeking peace and a safer transition. In Philippines fireworks and gunfire wounded at least 14 as crowds gathered for annual New Year events. The pope voiced joy over greater freedom in the East bloc as observers note the era’s major shift.
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Year changes loom as South Carolina faces a tight budget
The Associated Press reports a year of contrast in Columbia as a booming economy and stalled legislation give way to a lean budget. Hurricane Hugo costs of about 40 million, 75 million in older expenses, and a 40 million bond plan shadow a session opening January 9. Abortion reform debates shift with a Supreme Court ruling, but lawmakers anticipate a quiet year with focus on bills already on desks.
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Galileo Mission to Jupiter Fueled by Plutonium Power
The Galileo spacecraft, powered by plutonium-238 from Savannah River Site, launches on a 2.4 billion mile voyage to Jupiter. It will relay data on Jupiter and its atmosphere, arrive in 1995, deploy an atmospheric probe, and continue orbiter science for over a year.
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