Coalition Joins Boycott of Haiti Election Jan 17
A coalition of professional, student, and labor groups joined opposition leaders in a bid to boycott Haiti's Jan 17 national election held by the junta. The group denounced any vote under the current regime led by Lt Gen Henri Namphy and claimed nearly 50 civic and religious organizations. The junta dismissed the independent Electoral Council that canceled the November vote after violence in Port au Prince left at least 34 dead.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Civil Socety
Tepresma
Henri Namphy
Duvalier
Independent Electoral Council
Jean- Claude Duvalier
France
Ernst Mirville
TeleHaiti
Mirville
Chamber of Deputies
Water shortage after million-gallon oil spill near Pittsburgh
The Ashland Oil spill shut off water to 23 000 residents in Robinson Township and surrounding areas. Monongahela River intake closures affected Western Pennsylvania Water Co and Municipal Authority customers, with restoration expected in three to six days and thousands buying bottled water from tank trucks.
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West Elizabeth
Pittsburgh
Judy Schramm
Ms. Schramm
Robinson Township
Joseph Facenda
Giant Eagle Supermarkets
Ashland Oil Co
Monongahela River
Monongahela
Ashland
Coast Guard
Ohio
Robert Ross
Western Pennsylvania Water Co
West Penn
North Fayette Township
Ross
Nozzle Test Breakup Delays Shuttle Launch to August
NASA officials warn the Space Shuttle Discovery may not fly again until mid August due to a rocket nozzle breakup during a test. The setback adds six to ten weeks to the delay, following a January redesign and prior postponements from 1987 to February and June.
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Washington
NASA
America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Aviation Week and
Space Technology
Kennedy Space Center
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Canaveral
Morton Thiokol Inc
Utah
David Drachlis
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Sara Keegan
Thomas
Hart Holds Line In Presidential Race Amid Early Setbacks
Hart states he will stay in the Democratic race despite early Town and New Hampshire results and Super Tuesday losses, arguing his strength will reveal itself after contests across all 50 states. He dismisses personal life as irrelevant to qualifications while rivals Babbitt and Gephardt press workers’ support and policy changes. Kemp airs ads criticizing Bush and Dole as primary focus shifts to New Hampshire and early caucuses.
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Gary Hart
New Hampshire
Colorado
Hart
Donna Rice
Larry King
CNN
Mutual Broadcasting System
Ilinois
Paul Simon
Midwest
Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Campaig
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
Richard Gephardt
Missouri
Babbitt
Gephardt
Kemp
Michigan
Pat Robertson
Bush
Fed's Options Limited To Stem Dollar Rise
The dollar strengthened on markets as Fed and other central banks reportedly bought dollars to halt its fall. Analysts say despite coordinated intervention the impact is limited and Greenspan resists higher rates, fearing growth harm.
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Fed
Washington
Federal Reserve
Bank of Japan
German
Bundesbank
David Jones
Aubrey G. Lanston & Co
New York
U.S
Alan Greenspan
Nu risha B Milk Sells Well Says Mayfield Dairy
Chattanooga based Mayfield Dairy Farms reports Nu risha B cultured milk sales have more than doubled since fall. The drink contains acidophilus and bifidum to aid digestion. Agency officials note potential benefits for lactose intolerance and related conditions.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Scottie Mayfield
Mayfield Dairy Farms
Athens
Chr. Hansen's Laboratories
Milwaukee
Susan Taylor
Hansen's
Europe
Japan
Try
Alan Huggins
Dairy Research Foundation
Huggins
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