Buffalo Startling Recovery From Population Drop
Denver AP reports buffalo numbers have doubled since 1970 to about 60,000 in the United States, driven by commercial interest. Prices for young buffalo cows hover around 1,500 dollars, with buffalo meat fetching higher prices per pound and lower fat content than beef, per the American Bison Association.
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Denver
Great Plains
American Bison Association
ABA
AT&T Long Distance Outage Strikes on King Day
New York AP report details a major AT&T long distance outage during a Martin Luther King Day holiday. About half of long distance callers faced busy signals or recordings as the company worked to fix the problem discovered mid afternoon and resolved just before midnight, easing the holiday impact.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Daisy Ottman
At&t
Weather outlook shows clear skies with mild night
Fair skies prevail tonight with a low in the lower 40s. Thursday will be mostly sunny with a high in the 70s. Details appear on Page 10A.
Deaths listed from several South Carolina and Georgia towns
Notices report deaths including Thomas F. Brooks McCormick Jerard L. Browne Louise Carthern Sibert Doe James R. Fulmer Geraldine Laube Lee O Banion Sorgee Edgar L. Sheeley Jr. Mazie M. Swearingen Alain R. Ticer with locations in Sarasota Aiken Blythe New Ellenton Edgefield North Augusta Salley and New Ellenton. Page reference 5A for details.
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Thomas F. Brooks
McCormick
Jerard L. Browne
Sarasota
Fla
Louise Carthern
North Augusta
Sibert Doe
Salley
James R. Fulmer
Aiken
Geraldine Laube
Blythe
Lee O'Banion
Sorgee
Edgar L. Sheeley Jr
Mazie M. Swearingen
Edgefield
Alain R. Ticer
New Ellenton
Bankruptcy Won't Hurt Campeau NA Council OKs Controversial Sign
Convicted killer Paul Koon faces potential two more trials as defense and prosecutors clash over malice definitions. Sources say the case may extend to the state high court for a penalty phase review. Former solicitor Robert Harte expects a new trial possible, pending judge's rulings. next court date to be set.
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Campeau
NA Council
Aiken Standard
Paul Koon
Valerie 1 Ie White ‘Newsome
Martine
Koon
Aiken General Sessions Court
Second Circuit
Robert J. Harte
State Attorney General's Office
Harte
Soviet Troops Move To Restore Order In Caucasus
Soviet troops moved to restore order in the Caucasus amid fierce clashes between Azerbaijanis and Armenians. At least 56 people killed and 156 injured as 167 pogroms and arson cases are recorded. Open armed battles and hostage taking are reported as crowds block roads and fortifications rise around villages.
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Moscow
Caucasus
Republic of
Azerbaijan
Interior Ministry
Vladimir A. Yanshenkov
Viles
Nagorno-Karabakh
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Communists warn democracy risk as protests hit East Berlin HQ
In East Berlin protesters stormed the secret police HQ prompting Communist leaders to warn democracy is in jeopardy. The report notes a broader regional crisis with decrees giving local officials power to ban demonstrations and impose weapons as tensions rise across the neighboring republics. In Azerbaijan a rail blockade strains Armenia’s 3.5 million people and a state of emergency deploys Red Army and KGB to protect critical infrastructure amid anti-Armenian rioting in Baku. Local activist Alesker Siyabov reports heightened anti-Armenian sentiment and security patrols tighten in the capital.
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East Berlin
Kibsels Lel
Seclarl
Fabatla
Aserbalja Lhd
Artest
Armenia
Tass
Red Army
KGB
Baku
Herbs
Alesker Siyabov
Siyabov
Azerbaijani People’s Front
East West Military Exchange Opens In Austria
In Vienna Gen Colin Powell chairs a three week session with Soviet and 33 other nations top military officials to discuss defense policies under CSBM. The unprecedented meeting brings NATO Warsaw Pact and neutral states together to ease European tensions as Eastern Europe undergoes political change.
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Vienna
Austria
Colin Powell
U.S
Soviet Union
Alois Mock
Europe
Powell
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rew
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Funds Loss Cuts Rehab For Children
Parents of crippled children in Ai den appeal for help as the Department of Health and Environmental Control cuts funding for the Childrens Rehabilitative Services program. About 300 area residents may lose essential medical and preschool services when the funds stop. Families, earning too much for Medicaid but unable to cover bills, face ongoing care gaps and clinic visits.
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Aiden
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Childrens
Epona
Health Department
Baby Boomers Retirement Fate Tied to Social Security
Washington debate on Social Security shifts as Democrats push payroll tax cuts and the White House resists. The long term fund funds daily operations, obscuring the deficit, with Moynihan urging immediate tax relief while officials warn of budget strain. The issue tests actions now versus waiting until the next century.
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Washington
Congress
Ustomary
White House
Social Security Trust Fund
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
D-N.y
Bush
Moynihan
Senate Budget Committee
James Sasser
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