Sinatra Makes Surprise Return To Australia
Frank Sinatra arrives in Sydney fourteen years after a huff and vow to stay away. He avoids reporters and reportedly joins Marlon Brando on a luxury yacht. A one hour concert at Sanctuary Cove Resort in Queensland is slated to earn one million dollars for the show. Organizers expect about 47000 spectators for the open air event.
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Cuban ballerina Alonso to join AIDS benefit in Brussels
Alicia Alonso of Cuba, director of the National Ballet, will travel January 17 with dancer Orlando Salgado to perform at a Brussels benefit for AIDS. Also joining are Carl Frances of Italy and Lian Daydee of France, per Prensa Latina. Six Cubans reportedly died of AIDS with 21 afflicted.
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1989 Deficit Could Exceed Targets
Washington report says private White House forecasts show the 1989 deficit could rise to 167 billion, $31 billion over the 136 billion Gramm Rudman ceiling. White House budget documents and OMB figures outline a 1.1 trillion spending package and cuts to family planning funds from 139.7 million to 100 million.
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Administration Seeks Higher Education Funds and Bond Tax Break
The Reagan administration plans a near 21 billion dollar Education Department budget for fiscal 1989 reversing cuts. It backs a tax free college savings bond plan for parents within income limits, aiming to encourage long term savings for tuition.
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Slick Closes Steubenville as Ohio River Oil Spill Spreads
An rainbow slick on the ice clogged Ohio River prompts Steubenville to declare a civil emergency and close most businesses and schools. Ohio National Guardsmen ferry water, while Wheeling plans to shut its treatment plant. Officials warn the slick could shift, with EPA and local officials monitoring contamination and conservation measures.
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EPA Misses Violations Report Says
GAO findings show inspectors miss more than half of serious violations at hazardous waste facilities. Observers and EPA experts visited 26 sites, recording 381 violations with 181 missed, including 233 Class I hazards. Incomplete inspections and reports noted by GAO and shared by the House subcommittee.
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